The Great Indian Laughter Challenge - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Parag Kansara's winning act

Ahsaan Qureshi Is The Winner

Who makes it to the final round?

Bhagwant, Khader are the winners

Sunil Pal's hilarious act

Mir's rib-tickling performance

Habeeb Qadeer charms the judges

Navin Prabhakar Wins Hearts

Rihan moves to the next round

The semi-finalists

Special guest: Jai Chaniyara

The first semi-finalists

Rajpal Yadav announces the score

Shekhar announces the winner

A complete laugh riot

Unadulterated entertainment

Jay Chinyara is the hero

Syed Shabuddin and Deepak Raja perform in the final round
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