The 'rumoured' altercation between comedian Kapil Sharma and his co-star Sunil Grover may snowball into an all-out fight as reports are doing the rounds that the latter might retaliate by quitting 'The Kapil Sharma Show' once again.

After allegedly being assaulted by Kapil during a flight from Australia, Sunil Grover is now reportedly mulling other options. 

If this report turns out to be true, it will surely disappoint his fans as they will miss 'Rinku Bhabhi' and Doctor Mashhoor Gulati- the charecters played by Sunil in the famous comedy show. 

According to a media report, Sunil is quite hurt with Kapil's disrespectful behaviour.

It's no secret that Sunil Grover had once left the show over alleged differences, though after a while he was back on the show in a 'new and improved' avatar.

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While Sunil has chosen to remain tight-lipped on this latest buzz, Kapil, the protagonist of the show, has played down the matter. 

To clarify things, Kapil took to Facebook on Monday to dismiss reports of any rift between the two comedians. 

In the post, Kapil tried to put all the rumours to rest by saying that he loves his co-star as an artist and considers him as his elder brother. 

"(I) was celebrating my best time and suddenly I heard a news about me and Sunil paji fighting first of all, see where it is coming from, what are the intentions behind this. If I fought with him in the flight then who saw it and informed you.. Is he trustworthy? "Some people enjoy these kinds of stuff, we eat together, we travel together. I meet my brother once in a year and spending almost everyday with my team especially Sunil... I love him... I respect him," wrote Kapil. 

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He further admitted to have had an argument with Grover but said they fought like normal people and that all is well between them. 

"Yes I had a arguement with him. But are we not normal people? I shouted at him first time in five years.. 'itna to chalta hai bhai' (that much is ok). We will sit and talk that where is the problem. 

"Why so much negativity all the time? I respect our media. There are some other serious issues which we need to focus. Is me and Sunil's issue is so important and related with the security of my country?" he added. Kapil added that they spend a lot of time together than they do with their families and sometimes such fights are normal. "It's our family matter... we will sort this out... 'zyada maze mat liya karo' (don't put a spin on things)," he added.