Bollywood actress Karisma Kapoor reached the comedy show ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’ with her father Randhir Kapoor. During the conversation here, both of them shared many interesting things related to the family. Meanwhile, when Kapil Sharma asked Karisma who is the biggest miser in the Kapoor family, she without any delay pointed towards Randhir Kapoor. The audience present there also laughed after listening to Karishma.

Karisma Kapoor told, who is the biggest miser in the family?

Describing her father, Karishma said, ‘He is very careful in spending money. He spends every expense thoughtfully and does not like to spend money on anything unnecessary.

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Randhir Kapoor’s different thinking about spending money

After listening to his daughter, Randhir Kapoor also presented his clarification. He said, ‘My thinking is only ‘value for money’. I believe that money should be spent on anything only when it is necessary.

Randhir Kapoor used to stay away from shopping even on London trip

After this, Karishma narrated an interesting anecdote related to her father’s shopping. He told, ‘When we all used to go to London for holidays, everyone was very excited about shopping. Everyone was busy buying new clothes, shoes and other items. But Papa’s style was completely different from everyone else.

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Randhir Kapoor used to be happy just by buying socks and handkerchief

Karishma further said, ‘When I used to ask my father what he had bought while shopping, he used to proudly tell me that I had bought two pairs of socks. Many times I used to send my father shopping again, so that he could buy some more things for himself. But when he came back, he had only two pairs of socks and two handkerchiefs.

Clarifying on this, Randhir Kapoor said, ‘What else does a man want? A few pairs of socks, a few handkerchiefs, a few ties, a couple of shirts and a couple of pants are enough.