‘Laughed The Loudest’: Aamir Khan Reacts To Sunil Grover’s ‘Authentic’ Mimicry Of Him

Sunil Grover left everyone impressed with his mimicry of Aamir Khan in the recent episode of The Great Kapil Sharma Show on Saturday. Sunil’s act became the highlight of the episode, with clips of him impersonating Aamir Khan circulating on social media. Now, Khan himself has lauded the actor and called it authentic.

Aamir, while sharing his reaction to Sunil’s act, spoke to Bollywood Hungama and said, “I won’t even call it mimicry. It was so authentic, I felt I was watching myself. I saw a small clip. Now I’m going to watch the whole episode. But what I saw was priceless. I was laughing so much I couldn’t breathe!!”

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There are times actors get offended when someone mimics them, but for Aamir,

he just had a good laugh. Speaking about the same, he shared, “There was no malice in it at all. I must have laughed the loudest.”

Internet Reacts: ‘Looks More Aamir Than Aamir Khan Himself’

Fans praised Grover’s attention to detail, noting how he reflected Aamir’s characteristic conversational manner and reserved intensity. Many viewers commented that they thought the real Aamir Khan had walked onto the set, with one remarking, “Oh bhai, mujhe laga Aamir aaya hai (I thought it’s the real Aamir).”

Others declared that Grover looked “more Aamir than Aamir,” while several compared his chameleonic skills to artificial intelligence, joking that “AI takes prompts from Sunil Grover.”

“Sunil, the OG of comedy… extremely talented… no one can match his level of comedy,” another comment read.

“At first look, I thought it’s Aamir Khan himself. This guy is extremely talented,” echoed another comment.

Another user exclaimed, “Pehle-pehle toh mujhe lagaa asli Aamir Khan pahunch gaya (At first, I thought the real Aamir Khan had arrived). His expressions!”

Grover continues to participate in the latest season of The Great Indian Kapil Show on Netflix. He has worked in television and movies for more than 20 years and has recently dabbled with darker characters in films like Jawan and Dabba Cartel.