Watch: Sunil Grover’s ‘Meriyaan Zulfaan’ hair-loss song on Kapil Sharma show has AP Dhillon and the internet crying with laughter
Season 4 Episode 8 on Netflix turned out to be an absolute riot, thanks to Grover’s insane comic timing and his now-viral performance Meriyaan Zulfaan. We can easily say that fans didn’t just watch it, they replayed it.
Sunil Grover’s ‘Meriyaan Zulfaan’ Hair Loss Parody Goes Viral
In this episode, Grover performs a hilarious parody song about hair loss, and it peaks the chaos in the best way possible.
With lyrics that joke about losing strands of hair every day but proudly deny baldness, the show feels very real to half the audience.
“On 10-12 har roz chad” followed by “Mainu ghanje nahi!” everyone was divided.
It’s classic Sunil Grover stuff, silly, dramatic and ridiculously relatable.
And let’s be honest, only he can turn hair loss into a full-blown musical performance.
Kapil Sharma Show Cast and Guests Join the Madness
The episode featured guest appearances by global Punjabi star AP Dhillon and comedian Anubhav Singh Bassi, but Grover stole the show for most of the show.
Kapil Sharma, the guests and the live audience visibly laughed throughout the show.
Social media quickly lit up with reactions like “another gangster” and “Grover is putting on a show.”
Many even compared it to his earlier viral hit “Music saari raat chalega” with Priyanka Chopra, saying that it could be even better.
Not bad for a guy who sings about disappearing hair.
Sunil Grover’s Comedy Timing Still Is Unmatched
Ever since her reunion with Kapil Sharma, fans have been waiting for that old magic to return.
And honestly? He returned.
Grover’s facial expressions, expressions, and effortless, absurd humor feel fresh again. It doesn’t try too hard and that’s exactly why it works.
Every little gesture, every pause, every lyric falls perfectly into place.
The kind of comedy that first makes you laugh, then makes you think.
AP Dhillon Shares His Struggle Story in the Program
While laughter was at the forefront, there was also a surprisingly emotional moment in the episode.
Singer AP Dhillon has opened up about his early days in Canada and it wasn’t glamorous at all.
He explained that when he first arrived he didn’t even have a credit card to book a hotel room. He slept outside on the streets for two nights.
Finally, an Indian couple helped him by lending them their credit card so he could get a room.
From there, he worked long shifts at gas stations, department stores and even Best Buy, juggling college and work.
He even built a small practice room inside the garage he rented to focus on music.
Fast forward to today and he is a global star with a reported net worth of crores.
Rags to riches stuff.
Why Should You Watch This Episode?
Between Grover’s hilarious parody and Dhillon’s inspiring story, this episode has it all: comedy, chaos, and heart.
One minute it’s silly, the next it’s emotional.
This is what The Great Indian Kapil Show does best.
But let’s be real, this belongs to Sunil Grover.
Hair today, gone tomorrow… but laughter? They stay.
Input from agencies
