The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 4: Here’s What Sunil Grover, Krushna Abhishek and Other Cast Members Are Paid Per Episode

Kapil Sharma’s much-loved comedy franchise has returned to the spotlight with the fourth season of The Great Indian Kapil Show. Streaming on Netflix from December 20, 2025, the new season brings back familiar faces, big laughs and celebrity moments that are already creating buzz across social media. With popular comedians like Sunil Grover, Krushna Abhishek and Kiku Sharda on board, fans are also curious to know how much the star cast earns for each episode.

Adding to the excitement, Season 4 recently witnessed a rare and heartwarming moment when Aamir Khan openly praised Sunil Grover’s performance on the show. Known instances in the past where celebrity mimicry caused discomfort, this time the reaction was quite the opposite. Aamir Khan reportedly said he wouldn’t even label Sunil’s act as mimicry, as it felt incredibly authentic — almost like watching himself on screen.

The Bollywood superstar shared that he first came across a short clip and laughed so hard that he struggled to catch his breath. Calling the performance “priceless,” Aamir mentioned that the act was filled with positivity and joy, and he laughed the most while watching it. He also expressed his eagerness to watch the entire episode, appreciating the absence of any negative intent in the performance.

Sunil Grover’s per-episode fee

Sunil Grover continues to be one of the biggest attractions of Season 4. Loved for his sharp comic timing and iconic characters, he remains a favourite among viewers. As per a report by Asianet, Sunil Grover is reportedly being paid around Rs 25 lakh per episode for The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 4. Notably, he was also said to be charging a similar amount when he appeared in Season 3.

How much Krushna Abhishek earns

Krushna Abhishek, known for his high-energy humour and quirky punchlines, once again brings his signature style to the show. According to a report by Siasat.com, Krushna is believed to be charging approximately Rs 10 lakh per episode for the current season.

Beyond television, Krushna enjoys a luxurious lifestyle. Reports suggest his estimated net worth stands at around Rs 40 crore, accumulated through TV shows, live stage performances and various brand endorsements.

Kiku Sharda and other cast members

Kiku Sharda, another integral part of the show, continues to impress audiences with his memorable comic roles. Although his exact remuneration has not been officially disclosed, industry insiders suggest that he is among the better-paid performers, given his long-standing association with Kapil Sharma’s comedy universe.

According to several online reports, Kapil Sharma himself is said to be earning around Rs 5 crore per episode for The Great Indian Kapil Show on Netflix, making him one of the highest-paid comedians in the country. This figure is believed to be based on his remuneration from previous seasons.

As per Siasat.com, Navjot Singh Sidhu reportedly earns between Rs 30 lakh and Rs 40 lakh per episode for his appearances on the Netflix show. Earlier, during his stint on The Kapil Sharma Show from 2018 to 2020, Sidhu was said to have been paid around Rs 25 crore for 125 episodes, which averages close to Rs 20 lakh per episode.

Meanwhile, Archana Puran Singh, the ever-popular judge on the show, is reportedly charging around Rs 10–12 lakh per episode, according to Siasat.com. Additionally, reports suggest that another key cast member earned approximately Rs 7 lakh per episode in the previous season.

Why Season 4 stands out

With its strong ensemble cast, loyal fan following and continued celebrity appearances, The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 4 is expected to remain one of Netflix’s most-watched comedy offerings. The blend of humour, star power and familiarity keeps audiences coming back for more, episode after episode.

Note: All salary figures mentioned above are based on various media reports, including Siasat.com and other online sources. Actual amounts have not been officially confirmed by the makers or the artists.