Imran Khan’s Ex-Wife Reham Khan Says He Could Be Given Sidhu’s Spot In ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’
I get it that mostly divorce turns things sour between two people, and husband and wife like to make fun of their former partners to their friends. Sometimes weird names are also given to them. But as long as that happens in private, it is okay. But Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s ex-wife Reham Khan has taken it another level by mocking him publicly and that, too, just a couple of days after he was ousted after a no-confidence motion was passed by the Pakistani opposition party. This is like adding insult to injury. Reham Khan has said that he could be a comedian and that he can get a spot on Kapil Sharma’s Show. Now WHAT!
Reham Khan Has Something To Say To Ex-Husband Imran Khan
A tweet has gone viral on the internet wherein Reham Khan has been heard talking to a Pakistani reporter. In the video, she says, “He became emotional. I feel that India should make a space for him. Maybe in Bollywood. I believe he can give an Oscar-winning performance.” The reporter also asked her whether the role of a villain or a hero suits him and Reham replied by saying that depends on Imran. She said, “In Bollywood, heroes become villains and villains become more popular.” Reham also went on to add that he has developed a comic talent as well and also indulges in shero-shaayri! In the end of the video, the reporter also turns towards the camera and addresses Kapil Sharma to keep a spot empty for Imran Khan.
Reham Khan (Imran Khan's Ex wife) said, he should be given chance in Bollywood. He have good comedian tallent. As Paji (Navjot Singh Sidhu) place is vacant in Kapil Sharma Show, he can be place there. He have good friendship with Paji and he also started Poetry, she said.
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Reham Khan’s mockery comes after Imran Khan addressed a rally wherein he has questioned the opposition and the judiciary on their no-trust vote. Currently, Shehbaz Sharif serves as the Prime Minister of Pakistan.
