A R Rahman and Sunil Grover bring a new twist to Humma Humma on The Great Indian Kapil Show

Vijay Sethupathi makes his much anticipated debut on Kapil’s couch and fits into the madness in his own understated, effortless way. With his quiet charm and measured responses, he proves that you do not need loud punchlines to leave an impact. Sharing the stage with him is A.R. Rahman, who once again reminds everyone why he belongs in a league of his own, speaking little yet commanding immense presence. Kapil instantly picks up on the contrast and cracks a witty joke, saying that when Rahman sir first heard about the film, he might have been confused whether he was being signed as a playback singer or as an actor. Rahman’s gentle smile and the audience’s roaring laughter say it all.

AR Rahman recreates Humma Humma

The pace picks up when the guests dive into the Headphone Challenge, turning the stage into a playground of missed cues, dramatic guesses and uncontrollable laughter. Siddharth Jadhav’s comic timing adds an extra dose of chaos, while Aditi Rao Hydari balances elegance with easygoing fun, fully embracing the playful energy of the segment.

Just when it feels like the episode has peaked, music takes centre stage. The audience is treated to a delightful surprise with a fresh, fun twist on Humma Humma. A.R. Rahman joins Sunil Grover, appearing as his quirky character Diamond Raja, as they vibe to the Slowly Slowly track, pulling everyone, guests, host and audience alike, into the groove. It is the perfect mix of melody and madness.

With music leading the way and laughter filling every pause, the episode settles into a joyful rhythm that feels completely effortless. More than just a comedy show, it becomes a celebration of talent, timing and togetherness, a space where every emotion finds its place. This Funnyvaar, the tempo on Kapil Sharma’s stage is truly something special.