Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 Cast (2025), Release Date, Budget, Reviews, Rating, And More

Over the years Bolylwood has always produced some amazing movies – some are downright epic, some are romantic dramas, whereas some are comedic. Yet some movies are there that have a genre all of their own – a type where chaos, confusion and cleverly timed misunderstandings all sync together to create a comedy film. Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2, which was released in 2025, is a sequel to the first hit starring Kapil Sharma in 2015. The second movie came with a fresh storyline, fresh characters, and a revamped ensemble cast.

With Kapil Sharma at the epicenter of the chaos, the film builds upon the original movie’s concept of relationships, made-up identities, and situational comedy.

In this article we will discuss all the related information about Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 cast, the characters, film overview, and much more.

Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 Overview

Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2: storylines of the Film

Central Premise

While the first film Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon revolved around a man who is unknowingly married to 3 other women at the same time, the sequel of Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 takes the chaos a few notches higher.

Movie Summary

Mohan Sharma is a restaurant owner hailing from Bhopal and living with his parents, Mamta (played by Supriya Shukla) and BK (Akhilendra Mishra). He falls in love with a Muslim woman named Saniya (played by Hira Warina). 

Naturally Mohan faces parental opposition from Saniya’s father, Mirza (Vipin Sharma). So to reduce issues, Mohan converts to Islam and changes his name to Mahmood and secretly marries Ruhi (Ayesha Khan), and not Saniya. He is knocked unconscious after his weddin,g and after waking up, he finds himself married to Meera, a Hindu woman (played by Tridha Chowdhury).

The absurdity of the film only increases and escalates in Goa, where Mohan takes on the alias of Michael and reluctantly marries Jenny (played by Parul Gulati). He is now juggling three wives from different faiths and religions whilst evading Inspector David D’Costa (played by Sushant Singh).

If this isn’t enough, Mohan ends up facing a mountainous pile of pressure when Saniya, his actual beau, goes missing. A priest’s confession only adds more tension and it culminates in revelations of a prophesied 5th marriage. This sends Mohan fleeing down the railway tracks and chased by another bride.

The chaos ends with slapstick humor, emotional pleas, and constant family drama that turns into peals of laughter.

Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 Cast: The complete breakdown

Kapil Sharma as Mohan Sharma

Mohan Sharma is the eternally confused yet good-hearted protagonist of the movie. Mohan is entangled in multiple romantic and social misunderstandings, and his attempts to lead a settled life is constantly in chaos. His overlapping relationships become the backbone of the film. 

Kapil Sharma’s comic timing, expressive reaction, and ability to turn awkwardness int comedy is the heart of the movie.

Manjot Singh as Harbir

Harbir is Mohan’s close friend and confidant. He becomes an unwilling participant in resolving Mohan’s complications and has good intentions for his friend. However, he adds to the chaos and confusion.

Hira Warina as Saniya

Saniya is Mohan’s first and original love interest. She is a Muslim woman and Mohan had to convert to Islam for her. However, she does not end up marrying him, but is the epicenter of the drama.

Ayesha Khan as Ruhi

Ruhi is the one Mohan, as ‘Mahmood’ ends up marrying. She is the first accidental brid,e and she brings out emotional blackmail with suicide threats, thus making it a funny yet overwhelming situation for Mohan.

Tridha Chowdhury as Meera

Meera is the Hindu bride that Mohan’s parents arranged for him. She is the good, soft wife that everyone likes.

Parul Gulati as Jenny

Jenny is the glamorous, vivacious Christian woman that Mohan ends up marrying – reluctantly, under interesting conditions. She brings beachy glam and mayhem at the same time.

Other Cast Members

• Sushant Singh as DCP David D’costa Jenny’s Brother
• Vipin Sharma as Mirza, Saniya’s Father
• Akhilendra Mishra as BK, Mohan’s Father
• Smita Jaykar as Zeenat, Saniya’s Mother
• Supriya Shukla as Mohan’s Mother
• Jamie Lever as Santosh
• Jimmy Moses as Eunuch Head
• Yashpal Sharma as Engineer Baba
• Asrani as Father Anthony
• Aarav Jain as Rizwan
• Ginni Chatrath Sharma as the fifth wife (cameo appearance)

Box Office Collection

Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 underperformed at the box office and earned a modest collection. This stood against a budget of around INR 35 crores. The film received mixed reviews, and with praise for Kapil’s acting, but was still criticised for its predictability.

The film thus opened with a weak collection on 12th December 2025 and collected INR 1.58 crores on Day 1 amid competition from ‘Dhurandhar’.

The recovery stood at around 35% and was hampered by the timing of Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar’ due to it being a major release.

Critical Reception

On average, the critics rated the movie ‘2.5/5’ and called it a breezy family fun movie with a lot of chaos. This was stretched and predictable and was a one-time watch. Navbharat Times noted that the movie was childish yet funny. Hindustan Times praised Sharma’s acting and even mentioned that some parts were easy, breezy, funny, but still stretched. 

Some critics called it ‘torture’ with some outdated jokes being the anchor of the movie, matched with rough editing and candidness.

•  Several reviews, however, highlighted Kapil’s improved screen presence as compared to the first film.
• The supporting cast, especially Manjot Singh, also received positive mentions for bringing in authentic comedic relief. He does so without overshooting Kapil Sharma
• The screenplay, however, was considered uneven, with some critics saying that the misunderstandings were too stretched and dragged out

Audience Reviews

Fans who watched the film lauded Kpail’s appearance and appreciated his clean family humor. The movie is rated 9/10 on IMDb and is ideal for a ‘feel-good’ or ‘stress-buster’ movie. 

Letterbox averaged the film at 2.9 out of 5 from 306 ratings. The movie was an enjoyable slapstick comedy but not ‘cartoonish’. 

Director of the Film

The movie is directed by Anukalp Goswami, who also wrote and helmed the film. This was his directorial debut after TV credits like ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’. He also crafted the screenplay and dialogue. He blended slapstick polygamy chaos with interfaith satire under other producers like Ratan Jain and Abbas Mustan.

Conclusion

Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 remains a comedic sequel to the first movie, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoo while expanding the narrative via a larger ensemble. The movie, again led by Kapil Sharma, is a fun mixture and cocktail of chaos, comedy and inter-faith culture. The movie relies on character-driven misunderstandings and family-centric humor. The supporting cast also contributes to the escalating confusion, with brief appearances and secondary roles adding to the film’s structure. 

The critical response remains mixed, but the film found its primary audience among viewers quite light hearted and breezy.

This makes the film a good one-time watch, and also a good film to watch when one needs a stress buster after a long day.

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