The Great Indian Kapil Show: Vicky Kaushal and Sunny Kaushal bring the house down with hilarious childhood revelations

Vicky Kaushal and Sunny Kaushal were the guests on The Great Indian Kapil Show this Saturday.

The Great Indian Kapil Show witnessed an uproarious episode featuring the Kaushal brothers, Sunny and Vicky, who regaled the audience with hilarious anecdotes from their childhood. From Sunny's misadventure of falling into a gutter to Vicky's comedic encounter of being reprimanded by their parents, the duo left everyone in splits with their candid revelations.

Sunny Kaushal kickstarted the laughter riot by reminiscing about an incident from his childhood when he accidentally fell into a gutter as he accompanied his father to buy bread. Despite the mishap, Sunny managed to find humour in the situation, turning it into a rib-tickling tale that had the audience in stitches.

Not to be outdone, Vicky Kaushal shared his own comedic saga from their childhood days. He recounted an incident where he got into trouble with their parents and ended up being scolded. "We have both been beaten up by our parents," Vicky revealed. "Mummy would punish us on a regular basis and she still does. As for dad, he would beat us on 3-4 important events of the year. Those 4-5 beatings will be the ones that you can never forget." Vicky's animated storytelling and comedic timing added an extra layer of amusement to the narrative, earning him rounds of applause and laughter from the audience.

The brothers' playful banter and camaraderie added charm to the episode, showcasing their genuine bond and infectious energy. Their ability to laugh at themselves and share lighthearted moments from their past endeared them to the viewers.

When questioned about Sunny's hidden talents, Vicky responded with admiration, praising his brother's multifaceted abilities. According to Vicky, Sunny excels in cooking and possesses a knack for songwriting and poetry, making him a versatile and impressive individual. Sunny, in turn, revealed Vicky's surprising talent for singing, despite lacking formal training.