Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Pandey graced the newest episode of The Great Indian Kapil Show. They were there to promote their latest film, Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri. The episode also featured its returning regulars, Navjot Singh Sidhu and Archana Puran Singh, who pulled out their usual fun banter, with their laughter and commentary.
Sunil Grover stole the moment in the latest episode with his Aamir Khan mimicry. Sunil Grover’s imitation was so perfect that it looked as if he were completely possessed by the comedian, and every twitch and nuance was so precise that even the cameras seemed to take a second look. Aamir Khan has also hailed the performance as realistic.
Later, the couch transformed into a hilarious war zone as Kartik and Ananya challenged each other to define what a “green flag” is in the context of modern love. Soon, the context deepened, and Kartik announced that ringing an ex is, in essence, an act of no opposition. It was definitely an entertaining banter to see the all-time fight between the two generations. The audience loved the sketch, with what we could hear from echoes of laughter.
However, all of that made the episode feel less relatable, with the green-red flag debates and the generation debate. Came out to be a typical casual banter of reel-like content fights that we see nowadays across generations. It’s overdone, now.
Millennials Vs Gen Z Debate
The episode brought up the long debate of Millennials and Gen Z. From dating patterns to more. However, the debate has now become irrelevant somewhere. Gen Z gets constantly bashed for nothing. The most talked-about variant when it comes to generations. Gen Z is constantly bashing millennials, giving them millennial cringe. Shows now should focus on how generations can be merged, because these shows eventually influence how we see the world—and therefore can help fuel growth as a civilsation.
