Famous TV comedian Kapil Sharma often does not appear to talk more openly about his personal life. Especially when it comes to his wife Ginni Chatrath. He preserve his real romantic side too much. Few people know that Ginni and Kapil have known each other for the last 15 years, and their first meeting was during an audition. But 15 years of relationship and now marriage, even after the arrival of the girl, when you know about their love affair, then a new relationship will be known. Kapil had told that in the year 2005, he went to audition the students at IPJ College. Ginni came to audition here.
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He had his first meeting in this college. Kapil used to direct the play for pocket money. Ginni was 19 then and Kapil was 24. When the two started working together, there was friendship. Ginni used to bring food for her friend Kapil. During a conversation with a media reporter, Kapil said, 'A friend told that Sovereign likes you. I could not believe this. One day I asked Ginni - Do you like me and the answer was yes. This friendship started in this way and was on the verge of breaking up at one time.' Kapil told that when he came to Mumbai to pursue his career and was rejected at the audition, he called Ginni and told her not to contact him ever.
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Kapil said, 'I broke the friendship because this friendship had no future. She was from a better house than me financially. But the second time I was selected, Ginni had congratulated me by calling.' Kapil said, 'when my work got going and I started earning, my mother went to Ginni's house with a relationship. But her father affectionately called 'shutup'. After that I got busy with work. Kapil said, Here I was busy in work, there Ginni was trying to stay away from other proposals of marriage. I was settled in Mumbai right there. There was so much going on in my life. Then I realized that Ginni never disturbed me. I did not see so much patience in anyone. That was the time when I decided that the time for marriage was over.'