From Sania Mirza and Kapil Sharma's banter to Saina Nehwal's funny anecdote; things to look forward in The Great Indian Kapil Show

The women athletes of India will be featured in the next episode of The Great Indian Kapil Show. Mary Kom, Saina Nehwal, and Sania Mirza steal the show. Sift Kaur Samra herself graces the stage. "Heroines have arrived," says Sunil Grover as Kapil greets them on stage. "They belong in sports, not as heroes," Kapil retorts. Sunil refers to them as "desh ki heroines (heroines of the nation)" in response. At this, the crowd lets out a huge cheer. Take a look

As Kapil introduces Sift on the show, she demonstrates a glimpse of her shooting prowess on the sets. Kapil, Archana and the athletes laud Sift for her intriguing shooting.

Kapil then asks Mary Kom about what inpsired her in childhood to begin with boxing, Mary said, 'Chodo, bata dungi toh fir...' Further Kapil asked, 'The husbands of female boxers are very polite, are they already polite or they have become due to fear?' Sania replied, 'hona padta hai.'

Sania takes on the role of a daughter-in-law with Kapil portraying her mother-in-law, serving tea. When Kapil spits out the tea, mentioning it tastes like poison, Sania humorously remarks that the tea must have touched his tongue and transformed into the same taste. Moreover, Kapil is left wondering if Sania was his jethani in a past life. He says, 'Pichle janam mein meri jethani toh nahi thi Sania tu.'

Kapil also brought up the fact that Shah Rukh Khan had mentioned he would portray Sania's love interest if a movie about her was produced. Sania then quipped to Kapil, "Abhi mujhe pehle love interest dundna hai (I have to find a love interest first)."

Saina Nehwal shares a funny anecdote about her mother. She mentions that her mother was a huge fan of the German tennis player Steffi Graf. Her mother even suggested that she switch from badminton to tennis after just two months because tennis offered better pay.