New Delhi: Kapil Sharma is in news for all the wrong reasons after he assualted his co-actor Sunil Grover on a recent Australia-India flight. Now Air India has sought a detailed report on the incident and likely to censor the celebrated comedian for his behaviour.

AI chief Ashwani Lohani who has sought a report will issue a warning in a week or so to the comedian.

Sharma created a major ruckus while flying along with his troupe in business class of a Melbourne-Delhi flight (AI 309) on March 16. Reports said that the comedian who had too many drinks lashed out at his team members. At this point, the flight’s cabin crew asked the actor to calm down and be seated as other passengers, including an aged lady who was the only passenger in the business class not with the troupe, were getting disturbed. Sources said the star apologised to the crew and calmed down.

“A while later, he again got up and started shouting at his team members. This time a pilot came out and sternly warned the passenger. This time the warning worked. Then the star flew to India, sleeping most of the time,” said a source.