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We scanned the first few weeks of reaction. The audience is divided.

The biggest complaint? The episodes are too long. A 30-minute TV episode forced tight writing. A 65-minute Netflix episode reveals every weak joke. You watch Kapil struggle to fill time, and it’s heartbreaking.

Cinefreak.net Rating: ★★½☆☆ (2.5/5)

Look, The Great Indian Kapil Show is not bad. It is mediocre. And for a man of Kapil Sharma’s talent, mediocrity is a sin. CINEFREAK.NET - The Great Indian Ka...

If you are a die-hard fan who wants to see Sunil Grover make faces while Kapil mispronounces a celebrity’s name, you will have fun. It is a comfort watch. It is the cinematic equivalent of buttered toast.

But if you are looking for the revolutionary comedy that defined a generation, you won't find it here. This feels like a victory lap. A very expensive, slightly tired victory lap.

Cinefreak.net Prediction: Unless the writers ditch the safe zone and let the cast improvise like the old days, this "Great Indian" experiment will fade into the Netflix abyss by Season 2. We scanned the first few weeks of reaction

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