Kis Kis ko pyaar Karoon 2 Trailer | Kapil Sharma | Family Drama |Abbas Mustan Production|Hegdetales

🎬 What is “Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2”
• Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 is the upcoming sequel to the 2015 comedy film Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon. 
• The film is directed by Anukalp Goswami and produced under the banner of Venus Worldwide Entertainment in collaboration with Abbas-Mustan Film Production. 
• It stars Kapil Sharma in the lead role, joined by actors including Hira Warina, Tridha Choudhury, Parul Gulati, Ayesha Khan and Manjot Singh among others. 
• The film is scheduled to release theatrically on 12 December 2025. 

📖 Premise — What’s the story about
• In this sequel, Kapil’s character finds himself in a roller-coaster comedic situation: he ends up married — secretly — to multiple women from different religions (Hindu, Muslim, Christian). 
• The chaos begins as he struggles to juggle relationships with all his wives without each discovering the others. 
• On top of domestic confusion, there’s a subplot involving a police inspector — the authorities are on the hunt for a man who has allegedly married multiple women secretly. That ups the stakes: it’s not just about love and comedy — there’s the threat of being caught. 
• Expect a mixture of romantic comedy, cultural-religious mixups, misunderstandings, and slapstick/humour — the film leans heavily into confusion and comedy of errors. 

🤔 What to Expect — Tone, Style & Highlights
• The tone appears to be loud, over-the-top, chaotic comedy — reminiscent of the first film but dialled up: more wives, more confusion, more cultural mixing. 
• There’s a promise of classic slapstick + situational humour + Bollywood-style “masti & madness.” 
• The film’s promotions include a high-energy song by Yo Yo Honey Singh — suggesting there will be peppy music, dance numbers along with the comedy. 

✅ What’s New / What’s Changed vs First Film
• In the original 2015 film, the protagonist had three wives unknowingly living in the same building — causing confusion. 
• In the sequel: it seems the confusion is escalated — now there are four marriages/wives involved. 
• The inclusion of wives from different religions adds a new layer of cultural/religious comedy (or potential social commentary) — a change from the first film’s setup.