#HOW DO U PEOPLE GET HIS SENS OF HUMOUR

[jellyfish-grave]

Trying to write Bill is like this rollercoaster of "fuck yeah this is gonna be so fun to write" "hmm is that too much angst" "no wait is this ooc" "ok here now it's more aligned with him." "Oh fuck I can't write jokes."

I can't write jokes. How am I supposed to write Bill if I CAN'T WRITE JOKES. AUGH. WAGH. GAUH.

[kunalkarankapoor]

Can it get any more crazy? Well, that is how we are! I always remembered the lines from ’To Sir with Love" whenever I sat down to pen some wishes for you. And now some fans have made it true. We (fans) could not write across the sky, but did even better and named a star after you!

So here’s wishing you all the happiness in the world, on the anniversary of the day you entered this world! Have a wonderful time and keep rocking!           By Nita Khandekar 

Happy Happy Happy Birthday Kunal Karan Kapoor Sir! It’s a big opportunity to wish u on ur Birthday, n I’m very lucky that I got that opportunity. U r a very Fine n a Versatile actor n we all Love u as n artist. I Love all ur characters specially when u play a father. I really wish I could get a Father like u in my next life! N u r The Best! Plz comeback soon onscreen… Without u T.V is just a big “Dabba”, so plz come back n make that “Dabba” T.V again. Once again, A Very Happy Birthday Sir! May God Bless U n u get all ur desires.Lots of Love❤  By Ayesha Sen.

Kunal Karan Kapoor’s biggest strength is his ability to express the inexpressible.

Kunal has portrayed a variety of characters over the years.The best part is that he has portrayed each of them differently every Single time.I love that Kunal gives his characters their own personality,their own individual emotions and habits and thought patterns;small details and shades that make them unique and unforgettable.What I love about Kunal Karan Kapoor is that he always challenges himself.He has a passion for the art.He has the intensity of an actor.He perceives the nuances of a character and understands how to project it,how to reflect it in his performance.And I admire and value that.For me,true talent is when an actor changes and grows with his character and Kunal Karan Kapoor has done that with the character of Yudi and Mohan.I love it when a character starts on one note and ends on a different.I also love Kunal Karan Kapoor’s comic timing,he always keeps the right balance,never crossing the line between slapstick and natural humour.

Rajani was his first show…at a very young age Kunal Karan Kapoor appeared as a child artist in the show Rajani.Kunal Karan Kapoor portrayed a sick child in a hospital.

In Remix Kunal played a stammering introvert character Varun,who blames himself for his brother’s death and so does his mother.He blocks everyone out of his life and somehow punishes himself because he has some kind of self hate.The self hate has a lot to do about him feeling guilty,not loved, not good enough in his parents eyes.The interesting with Varun’s character was his relationship with his parents.The sibling comparison,trying to live up to his parents expectation and not being good enough.The feeling that you are a burden and that your parents do not understand you.What also was great about Varun’s character was,that you follow Varun from the loner and insecure kid,to the kid trying to be cool and be accepted,then the kid who are lost and who rebel,then in the end the kid who find a balance and kind of find his place.

In Left right left,Yudi was a young,nervous,dramatic,energetic and restless boy.Yudi was a character many people could relate to.That feeling of being invisible,bullied,and constantly be pressured by your peers.The feeling that you have to prove your worth,not only to people around you,but yourself as well.The feeling that you don’t fit in and you keep trying to leave a mark, a footprint,because you want to be remembered as someone who mattered,as someone who did something good.

Madonna’s character happened because one of the creative saw Kunal Karan Kapoor with friends having fun on his birthday…trying out the red dresses.Even though episodes with Kunal Karan Kapoor as Madonna was fun and was about Yudi’s revenge and his way to prove,that he could get into the party without Huda’s help.But what it also showed us was how it is to be an outcast…who is trying to fit in.Someone who can not find a partner,but really want to go to the party.It was about students who always are in the punchline for a joke,but before someone else make a joke of them…they make a joke of themselves.Defence mechanism or a way to control the situation their way.

In Meet mila de rabba,Kunal Karan Kapoor played the character Monty.Monty is a spoiled kid who has been studying outside India.It was a grey character and had a lot of potential.Again Kunal Karan Kapoor would with one look or the way he would say a line,make you believe that Monty is deep down a good boy but misunderstood. Monty is compared to his big brother and kind of resent him for it,even though he loves his brother a lot.There was a nice chemistry between Monty and his Mom. I would love to have seen some intense scenes between him and Raza Murad who played his father.

Kunal’s next show was Maayka.His character Sukhi was a ‘Robin Hood’.It was a light,sweet and feel good character.The love story between Sukhi and Tina was sweet.Fans loved him in that avatar…simple and cute.His dialogue delivery was brilliant.

His character Angad in Mann ki awaaz Pratigya is this irritating, manipulating, lost, bigra hua boy who gets slapped and feels humiliated by Pratigya and wants to take revenge.Angad includes another gunda Krishna in the mix for help,teaching her a lesson.The only thing Angad wants is his revenge over Pratigya and Krishna for humiliating him in public.Angad character got popular and the makers keep bringing Angad back.The sad thing is just that it was the same revenge circle and they did not give Kunal enough screen time or any change in the script,for him to make the character grow and change.Kunal Karan Kapoor’s dialogue delivery is brilliant and you will just love the “kahawat in them.Even though he did not have much screen time and his character was kind of used…he did a fantastic job.His dialogues were difficult and he said them without sounding dry.He made it more visual and that made it entertaining because you kind of saw the images…just amazing!Love the thought he had behind his character Angad,that he pictured himself as Mara…very interesting.