The fourth episode of season three of Netflix's The Great Indian Kapil Show will feature a hilarious mix of cultures, candid confessions, and comedic anarchy. Featuring international sensation Jackson Wang, as well as Pratik Gandhi, Jaideep Ahlawat, Vijay Varma, and Jitendra Kumar, the episode promises to be an energetic mix of K-pop and desi humor.

Pratik Gandhi's influence turns Jackson Wang into a complete Gujarati Chokro

After Jackson Wang performed a few steps from one of his songs for the audience, Kapil Sharma politely asked Pratik Gandhi to instruct him in some Gujarati dance moves. Jackson astoundingly picked up the steps with ease when Pratik started a Garba session on stage in retaliation.

Throughout the event, the host cracked jokes about how even Pratik seemed impressed and how it looked like Jackson's new student had finally earned his Gujarati Chokro badge. Because of the fusion of Garba swagger and K-Pop excellence, it was a true cultural melting pot.

The rustic romance of Jaideep Ahlawat makes people giggle

When questioned about how he proposed to his wife, Jaideep replied, "Do you think a Jaat man knows how to propose?"

His FTII friend Vijay Varma smiled and said, "Hum sabko pata tha ki bhabhi aane waali hai" (We all knew bhabhi was coming).

Jaideep must have proposed with a ghee container, Vijay said, adding to the humor. "I'll make sure you never run out of milk and curd; tell me the rest!" At that point, the whole crowd onstage started laughing.

Vijay Varma describes an embarrassing encounter with a fan in Delhi

While having breakfast with a filmmaker in Delhi, Vijay noticed a couple across the table from him. "They were playing a guessing game with me as the subject!"

He said, "Just look at him and think!" as he kept urging his girlfriend to identify the performer. The entire time, they didn't even bother to glance at his plate.

Vijay responded, "Nahi, mujhe maza aa raha hai!" (No, I'm enjoying this!) when the director tried to intervene. The audience burst out laughing at the story.

Jaideep Ahlawat demonstrates his dancing ability with 'Qatal' steps

Jaideep, who is well-known for his dramatic on-screen persona, astonished viewers with a cheerful dance piece. In the course of advertising Jewel Thief: The Heist Begins, he revealed a really odd new dance step. It was rare to see the actor adopt a carefree attitude.

A cast-wide dance moment is initiated by Sunil Grover's 'Diamond Raja'

"This is my right profile, and this is my left profile." I also know swimming and horse riding, open to daring sceeeeeeeeens," Sunil Grover sang in his "Diamond Raja" character, reminiscing about his early days as a struggling actor.

The solo performance soon turned into an unexpected stage spectacle with the addition of Jaideep, Vijay, Jitendra, and Pratik. It has an overall appearance that is untamed, surprising, and memorable.

In episodes like this one, The Great Indian Kapil Show continues to strike a distinctive balance between celebrity guest appearances and unscripted humor.

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