Kapil Sharma row: Here's what Air India Chief had to say about reports of issuing a warning against the comedian

Air India CMD Ashwani Lohani denies reports of the airline considering to issue a warning to Kapil Sharma over his unruly behaviour on the flight.

By Bhavna Agarwal

Updated on Mar 28, 2017 | 01:47 PM IST | 1.9M

Comedian Kapil Sharma has recently been making news for all the wrong reasons. The comedian-cum-actor hit headlines last week after he physically assaulted Sunil Grover and other team members onboard a flight from Australia. Their apparent tiff since then has become the hot topic of discussion for many.

Now the latest we hear is India's national carrier Air India is planning to warn Kapil over his unruly behavior after he allegedly created a ruckus on the flight recently.

Reports have it that Air India Chief Ashwani Lohani has even sought a report on the same and the nature of the warning will be finalized based on that.

Kapil was flying with his crew members in Delhi-bound Air India flight from Melbourne on March 16 when the incident happened. Kapil who was reported to be inebriated became really loud and insulted the crew travelling with him. The commotion is set to have disturbed several passengers travelling in the economy class.

When we contacted Mr. Ashwani Lohani he refused to comment on it. "I am not commenting on this issue right now," said Ashwani Lohani.

Ever since the reports of their spat went public, speculations of Sunil quitting the show have surfaced. However, Sunil has neither confirmed nor denied the reports as yet and has reportedly asked for some time to come to a decision.

In the meanwhile, Sunil has announced a new gig with Kiku Sharda. Is it the END for Sunil Grover and Kapil Sharma? Let's wait and watch!