Filmmaker Rohit Shetty and Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh shared their childhood memories associated with circus on `The Kapil Sharma Show`. If Rohit enjoyed watching lions, Ranveer was scared to see hippopotamus in the circus as a kid. Rohit revealed: “I have been to many circuses during childhood. There used to be lions which are now banned, lots of jokers and my favourite `maut ka kuan` used to be there in which there were bike and car stunts as well.”
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Rohit Shetty, Ranveer Singh, Jacqueline Fernandes, Pooja Hegde, Varun Sharma, Ashwini Kalsekar, Sulbha Arya, Vrajesh Hirjee, Anil Charanjeet, Vijay Patkar, Siddharth Jadhav and Tiku Talsania grace `The Kapil Sharma Show` to promote their upcoming film `Cirkus`. Ranveer also added: “I have seen a hippopotamus in a circus! I am not even kidding, in the Rambo circus and Reclamation circus there used to be hippos. It used to be scary as they are aggressive creatures because if something goes wrong, they can be very dangerous.” Furthermore, the `Cirkus` filmmaker also talked about his movie and expressed his happiness on looking at Kapil`s mother on the show.
Rohit Shetty said: “I am sure along with Kapil`s mother and her friends, they are surely going to enjoy the film `Cirkus`. We have tried our best to recreate the 60s era because we as filmmakers usually make films meant for the mass audience or the youngsters but this film is for all, especially for people at our home like our mothers, grandparents, uncles and aunts. We have tried experimenting with this and I have a strong feeling that everybody will love the film.”
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Recently, actor Ranveer Singh had turned into a real-life hero as he carried a child and protected him from a crowd. The video of him carrying the child had gone viral on social media. This incident happened while he was promoting the film `Cirkus` at ‘Malad Masti’ event in the suburbs of Mumbai. It was here where Ranveer noticed a small child crying and getting pushed in the crowd. Wasting no time, the actor picked up the child up to protect him in the chaos and made sure that he got back safely to his guardians.
