Watch: Sunil Grover’s 'Meriyaan Zulfaan' hair-loss song on Kapil Sharma show has AP Dhillon and the internet crying with laughter

Just when you think you’ve seen Sunil Grover's funniest act, he casually drops another comedy bomb and steals the entire episode. This time, it’s a hair-loss parody song on The Great Indian Kapil Show, and honestly, the internet can’t stop laughing.

Season 4, Episode 8 on Netflix turned into a proper riot, thanks to Grover’s mad comic timing and his now-viral performance, Meriyaan Zulfaan. Safe to say, fans aren’t just watching, they’re replaying.

Sunil Grover’s ‘Meriyaan Zulfaan’ Hair-Loss Parody Goes Viral

In the episode, Grover performs a hilarious spoof song about losing hair, and it’s peak chaos in the best way possible.


With lyrics joking about strands falling every day, yet proudly denying baldness, the act hits way too close to home for half the audience.


Lines like “10-12 har roz chad’de” followed by “Mainu ghanje nahi!” had everyone in splits.

It’s silly, dramatic and ridiculously relatable, classic Sunil Grover stuff.

And let’s be honest, only he can turn hair fall into a full musical performance.

Kapil Sharma Show Cast and Guests Join the Madness

The episode featured global Punjabi star AP Dhillon and comedian Anubhav Singh Bassi as guests, but for a good chunk of the show, Grover completely hijacked the spotlight.

Kapil Sharma, the guests and the live audience were visibly cracking up throughout the act.

Social media quickly lit up with reactions like “another banger” and “Grover carries the show”.

Many even compared it to his earlier viral hit, “Music saari raat chalega” with Priyanka Chopra, saying this one might be even better.

Not bad for a man just singing about vanishing hair.

Sunil Grover’s Comedy Timing Still Unmatched

Ever since his reunion with Kapil Sharma, fans have been waiting for that old magic to return.

And honestly? It’s back.

Grover’s mimicry, expressions and effortless nonsense humour feel fresh again. He doesn’t try too hard, and that’s exactly why it works.

Every small gesture, every pause, every lyric lands perfectly.

It’s the kind of comedy that makes you laugh first and think later.

AP Dhillon Shares His Struggle Story on the Show

While the laughs took centre stage, the episode also had a surprisingly emotional moment.

Singer AP Dhillon opened up about his early days in Canada, and it wasn’t glamorous at all.

He revealed that when he first arrived, he didn’t even have a credit card to book a hotel room. For two nights, he slept outside on the streets.

Eventually, an Indian couple helped him by lending their credit card so he could get a room.

From there, he worked long shifts at gas stations, stores and even Best Buy, juggling jobs with college.

He even built a tiny practice room inside his rented garage to focus on music.

Fast forward to today, and he’s a global star with a reported net worth of crores.

Proper rags-to-riches stuff.

Why This Episode Is a Must-Watch

Between Grover’s laugh-out-loud parody and Dhillon’s inspiring story, this episode has everything, comedy, chaos and heart.

It’s silly one minute and emotional the next.

Which is pretty much what The Great Indian Kapil Show does best.

But let’s be real, this one belongs to Sunil Grover.

Hair today, gone tomorrow… but the laughs? They’re staying.


Inputs from agencies