The Great Indian Kapil Show: Ed Sheeran to be the next guest, Kapil tells him, 'You are younger than me; I am younger than you in English'

Ed Sheeran sang a few lines in Hindi, 'Aayo Aayo Lakhanpal ne janamdin aayo', leaving the audience in awe.

The Great Indian Kapil Show, which is soon going to go off air, will wed Ed Sheeran in its next episode. Kapil Sharma interacts with Grammy award-winning singer Ed Sheeran in his 'toota foota' English and says, You are younger than me; I am younger than you in English'.

Ed Sheeran had shot for the episode of 'The Great Indian Kapil Show' during his Mumbai visit a few months ago.

Krushna enters dressed as an air hostess and says, 'Kaun kehta hai Netflix par ad nahi ata yahan toh poora Ed Sheeran aaya hai."

In the promo, Kapil tells the audience that Ed Sheeran had come specially to shoot for his show, but Ed Sheeran cuts him short and says in Hindi:

You went to Shah Rukh Khan's house; you met him. Ed Sheera mouths SRK's famous dialogue from DDLJ: "Bade Bade Shehron Main Aisi choti choti baatein hoti rehti hain.' Then they strike the famous SRK pose.

Ed Sheeran sang a few lines in Hindi, 'Aayo Aayo Lakhanpal ne janamdin aayo', leaving the audience in awe.

Sunil Grover then asks Ed Sheeran for the Grammys, and he says yes. Sunil says, 'Same here'. To which Kiku asks him, 'Aap kab jeete?' Then Sunil points to his hair and says, 'I said, "same hair."' It leaves everyone in splits.

Archana Puran Singh shared the promo video and wrote, "When you say 'perfect', all we can think of is this episode.
Watch the incredible Ed Sheeran, as never seen before, on #TheGreatIndianKapilShow this Saturday at 8 p.m., only on Netflix.
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The Great Indian Kapil Show airs on Netflix, and a fresh episode gets aired every Saturday.