<em> TGICL's</em> Sunil Pal may not be on talking terms with the producers but that hasn't deterred him from watching the show. In fact, a true sport that he is, Sunil Pal went out of his way to congratulate the winner of <em> The Great Indian Laughter Challenge 3.</em> The victor, Kapil Sharma, got a pleasant surprise when Sunil Pal, a former champion himself called him to offer his congratulations. Not only did Sunil greet him but he showered unconditional praises on him. Kapil, like a true gentleman, thanked his predecessor.

Sunil Pal is the original<em> Hasi Ka Badshaah</em> on the <em> Great Indian Laughter Challenge</em>. … But now looks like very soon he will be confined to the show's history books. For long, viewers have been surprised by the comedian's absence from the show. It was even more astonishing when Sunil wasn't invited for last Saturday's special Independence Day episode. The truth is now out in the open. It seems all is not well between the producers (Endemol) and the actor.

Star One's newest tagline for <em>The Great Indian Laughter Challenge-3 (TGILC-3)</em> 'Seriously Funny' claims that original funny bones are going to be back in business. In the third season of this stand-up comic talent in India; humour will have a new face. It won't be filled with the usual cheeky, sleazy, sexist, below the belt or vulgar jokes but promises to floor viewers with humour that wasn't heard before!

She is a professor of Economics and he's the newly crowned badshah of blah -- a jodi made in comic heaven, but surely, opposites attract! Sunil Pal and Sarita's match goes all out to prove just that! Sunil, the winner of <em>The Great Indian Laughter Challenge</em>, tied the knot on 26 February with his sweetheart, Sarita, who is a professor of Economics at Raheja College, Mumbai. The couple met six months ago, when 30 year old, Sunil was invited as the chief guest in a college function.

<em>The Great Indian Show</em> has a new line up of stand up comics to fill the void left behind by Shekhar Suman. The Laughter Champions will take over as the stand-up hosts of the show starting from Monday, 27 February. The likes of Sunil Pal, Ehsan Qureshi, Raju Srivastav, Gurpreet Ghuggi and Deepak Raja will turn gagsters on the show. The 'all-new' <em>TGICS</em>, produced by Contiloe, will now air every week from Monday to Wednesday at 10.30 pm.

<em>The Great Indian Laughter Challenge</em> chose its <em>Hasi Ka Badshah</em>. And Sunil Pal famous for his famous line "moje mein" made it as the best comedian yesterday. He became a hasti hastey hasaatey literally.