Kapil Sharma’s Café in Canada Targeted Again: Third Gunfire Attack in Four Months

In a deeply concerning development, comedian Kapil Sharma’s café in Surrey, Canada, known as Kap’s Café, was attacked for the third time in the past four months. The latest incident occurred late on Wednesday night, October 15, 2025, when unidentified assailants opened fire in a drive-by shooting outside the café premises. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, though the incident has raised serious safety concerns among residents and fans.

According to local police reports, multiple rounds were fired from a vehicle, damaging the exterior of the property but causing no harm to staff or customers. The incident has now drawn attention not only for its repeated nature but also for the involvement of known gang elements.

Shortly after the attack, gangsters Goldy Dhillon and Kuldeep (Kulveer) Sidhu allegedly claimed responsibility on social media, linking themselves to the notorious operations of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, who is currently imprisoned. In their online posts, they stated that the firing was intended as a “warning shot” directed at individuals who owed or deceived them, rather than at the public. However, the group also issued threats to Bollywood personalities who they claimed have spoken against their religion, escalating concerns within the Indian entertainment industry.

This marks the third shooting incident at Kapil Sharma’s establishment in just four months, creating growing alarm over the targeting of Indian-owned businesses in the region. Local authorities have increased patrols in Surrey and are investigating potential connections between the repeated attacks and broader gang activity in British Columbia.

Fans and fellow celebrities have expressed shock and concern on social media, urging for tighter security and swift justice. Kapil Sharma, who has not released an official statement yet, is reportedly in touch with authorities regarding the incident.

The repeated attacks underline a disturbing rise in gang-linked threats involving South Asian communities abroad, where Indian-origin public figures and businesses have occasionally found themselves in the crossfire of organized crime rivalries.

As investigations continue, Surrey police have assured the public that safety remains their top priority, emphasizing that the incident appears targeted and that there is no active threat to the general public.