There is no denying that Krishna Abhishek is a brilliant artist and Sapna's role in The Kapil Sharma Show 2 has been loved and appreciated by fans across the world. Prior to Kapil's show, Krishna entertained the audience through shows like Comedy Nights Live, Comedy Nights Bachao, Comedy Nights Bachao Taj and The Drama Company.

However, it was Comedy Nights Bachao which got embroiled in many controversies due to its roast format. Many celebrities, who appeared on the show to promote their films, resented its format, many of which went off stage.

In one such controversy, Akshay Kumar, who was on the show to promote Housefull 3, when comedian Siddharth Jadhav made a derogatory joke directed towards the lead actresses of Housefull 3, Siddharth apparently castigated Lisa Hayden as' Black African ' said. Compared him to Kangaroo because he is from Australia.

The racist comment pacified Akshay. He was upset with the CNB team for making more fun of Lisa because she was not well versed in the Hindi language. The superstar tried to stop the comedian by pushing him aside. Mid-Day reported, "But the push turned into a jerk and the comedian flew and moved a bit on stage."

"Akshay was upset that the comedians knew that Lisa was not very well versed in Hindi and would not even understand some of the lines that people spoke. So, he thought it was all the more inappropriate to make fun of one. One who did not know the language well, ”a unit member told the daily.

The report further states that on Akshay's instructions, some minor changes were made to the script to avoid unpleasant comments and the shoot resumed thereafter.

Later, in an interview, the player star stated that it was part of a prank pulled by the Housefull 3 team.

Abhishek Bachchan, who was also a part of this film, elaborated that people are only talking about half-hearted. "They went to a comedy show, there was a prank they were playing on the show. Unfortunately, half the news came out. It was a prank that Akshay was playing on the show. In the show, they were playing pranks on us. And we played a part in them. So those reports are not completely accurate, "The Indian Express was quoted as saying.