Watch: Sunil Grover’s hilarious parody song ‘Meriyaan Zulfaan’ makes AP Dhillon and viewers burst into laughter

The Great Indian Kapil Show's season 4's latest episode featured global star AP Dhillon and Anubhav Bassi. The episode was a laugh riot but the highlight of the episode was Sunil Grover's parody song 'Meriyaan Zulfaan' which left everyone splits of laughter. Sunil, who set the internet on fire earlier with his song 'baby zara slowly slowly' with Priyanka Chopra, has given fans another viral performance.

In the latest episode, Sunil Grover performed the parody song Meriyaan Zulfaan about losing hair. The song talks about losing hair every day but still confidently denying baldness.

As soon as Sunil started singing the song, host Kapil Sharma, the studio audience started laughing out loud. AP Dhillon took the entire act sportingly and looked the most excited one. He couldn’t stop laughing during the performance, which made the segment even more fun and memorable.

After the telecast of the episode, the clips of Sunil Grover's performance started doing the rounds on social media and fans simply can't get over his act.

Fans on social media have been praising Sunil's versatility. They have been commenting about how he simply owns The Great Indian Kapil Show with his performances. Be it his spot-on mimicry of Bollywood actors like Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, Ajay Devgn to his singing skills, Sunil Grover continues to outshine himself with each performance.


During the episode, AP Dhillon also opened up about the most difficult phase of his life. He revealed how once he had to sleep on the streets of Canada. He shared, "The toughest moment for me was when I first landed in Canada. I had no place to stay. My dad gave me some money, but I was never born with a silver spoon. So, I didn’t have a credit card at that time. I went to a hotel and said, ‘I’d like to stay here, and I had this much cash.’ They asked me for a credit card, and I asked ‘what’s that?’ They refused to give me a room. So, I stepped outside and slept in front of the hotel. I had severe jet lag. The agent who booked my flight had booked the one with 5 stopovers.”

AP Dhillon went on to reveal how an Indian couple came to his rescue, "The first night passed, the second night when I was on the streets, an Indian girl came to me and said I didn’t look homeless and asked, ‘Why are you sleeping outside?’ I told her I didn’t have a credit card, so they wouldn’t give me a room. She went to her boyfriend and asked him to give his credit card. He came to me and said, ‘Brother please don’t steal or break anything, or they’ll charge me.’ I said, ‘No chance, bro.’ That couple was from Calagry.”