The Great Indian Kapil Show 3: Krushna Abhishek and Kiku Sharda take a dig at American President Donald Trump; Kiku says 'Yehi iska main kaam hai pehle jhagda karata hai phir sulah...'
In last week's episode, the team welcomed the much-talked-about duo from Bollywood and politics,
Parineeti Chopra
and
Raghav Chadha
. The episode turned into a laughter-packed affair as the couple shared fun stories and revealed some interesting things about each other. However, the highlight of the episode was the hilarious satire by
Krushna Abhishek
and
Kiku Sharda
, where they spoofed American President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, leaving the audience in splits with their comic timing and witty punches.
Raghav and Parineeti both could not control their laughter when Krushna and Kiku entered the stage dressed as Donald and Kim Jong-Un. They laughed their hearts out at their gag and thoroughly enjoyed it. During the gag, the writers of The Great Indian Kapil Show's team only took a dig at his tariff plans but also about his ceasefire announcements.
A clip which is going viral on social media shows Kiku as Kim Jong-Un taking a dig at Krushna dressed as Trump.
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Krushna Aka Trump calls Raghav America's Saadu bhai and asks him to be his guru. He says, "Agar aap mere guru bane toh main aapki sulah bhi karwa doonga.." Hearing this, host Kapil quickly steps in and says, "Lekin inka jhagda thodi hua hai."
To this, Kiku, dressed as Kim Jong Un, jumps in and replies, "Nahi nahi, jhagda bhi yehi karayega... yehi toh iska main kaam hai — pehle jhagda karvata hai, phir sulah karvata hai!"
Kiku's hilarious punch gets a roaring applause from everyone and Archana Puran Singh even gives him a standing ovation.
There were other hilarious moments which the episode worth watching. In one of the sequences, Raghav Chadha was seen walking barefoot. Curious, Kapil asked the youngest Rajya Sabha MP about it, to which Raghav humorously responded that someone had stolen his shoes backstage.
Just then Krushna Abhishek and Kiku Sharda walk in as female security officers Mona and Sona calling Raghav their jiju. They have Raghav's shoes in their hands and demand money in barter for the shoes. They inform Kapil that Raghav is their jiju (brother-in-law) and they are here to perform the 'joota churayi' ritual. They enter the stage saying 'East or west Raghav jiju is the best'. When Kapil reprimands them for their behaviour, Krushna aka Mona says, "Kapil is jealous as Parineeti is here with her husband and his flirting skills are on flight mode.
" Kapil covers up and calls Parineeti his sister.
Raghav roasts them saying they are expecting a politician to spend money.
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