'Sunil Grover is Dangerous Than AI': Comedian's On-point Mimicry of Salman Khan Leaves Internet ROFL

“This was the season’s best moment. What madness!” Kapil Sharma exclaimed as he concluded Season 1 of The Great Indian Kapil Show. The joy radiating from the comedian and his team was unmistakable. Despite a rollercoaster of dull and hilarious segments throughout the season, they ended it with a bang. Sunil Grover’s flawless imitation of Salman Khan in the finale created a viral sensation like never before.

Interestingly, the Grand Finale didn’t rely on multiple sketches. Instead, the creators reserved an elaborate skit for the finale, featuring Sunil Grover as Salman Khan, Krushna Abhishek as Shah Rukh Khan, and Kiku Sharda hilariously portraying Rakhee Gulzar, repeatedly calling out to “Karan Arjun.”

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The trio set the stage ablaze with their spot-on performances. Sunil Grover, in particular, garnered immense praise online, with viewers dubbing him an AI-like version of Salman Khan. Clips from the show flooded social media, with fans sharing their favourite laugh-out-loud moments thanks to Sunil Grover. “Sunil Grover is more dangerous than AI,” one user quipped. Another added, “Another echoed, “Sunil Grover is more Salman than Salman himself.”

A third noted, “Even sunil & krushna weren’t able to hold in their laugh. sunil’s mimicry was ON POINT !” A fourth declared, “Sunil Grover is the Best Entertainer/Comedian of this Country!”

Meanwhile, after a lacklustre musical episode featuring Badshah, DIVINE, and Karan Aujla, Kapil Sharma and his team made a spectacular comeback with their season finale on Netflix. Episode 13 of The Great Indian Kapil Show proved lucky indeed, marking a triumphant return for Kapil and company, buoyed by the delightful presence of Kartik Aaryan and, notably, his mother, Dr. Mala Tiwari.

Besides the comedic trio, the youthful heartthrob Kartik was charmingly overshadowed by his mother, a gynaecologist, who stole the spotlight with her witty anecdotes and unfiltered humour.