India’s Got Latent Season 2 Bonus Episode 4 brings together Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana, mentalist Suhani Shah, comedian Kullu (Aaditya Kulshreshth) and comedian Rajat Sood, with Samay Raina returning as host. Released on September 27, 2026, the roughly 34-minute episode is available as a members-only special on Samay Raina’s YouTube channel.
The episode combines celebrity banter with unusual contestant performances, improvisational comedy and a few moments that quickly became talking points among viewers.
If you are planning to watch the episode, here are the moments worth paying particular attention to.
Who Appears in India’s Got Latent Bonus Episode 4?
The panel for the fourth Season 2 bonus episode consists of:
- Ayushmann Khurrana – Actor and singer
- Suhani Shah – Mentalist and illusionist
- Kullu (Aaditya Kulshreshth) – Comedian and content creator
- Rajat Sood – Comedian and writer
This is also Ayushmann Khurrana’s debut appearance on India’s Got Latent. His appearance provides Samay with plenty of material, and the two spend a substantial portion of the episode trading jokes.
After the rise of Internet pop culture in India, shows like Latent have got public eyeballs. Bollywood celebrities are keen to show their presence in pop-culture is normal now-a-days. So seeing Ayushmann in latent panel to troll the participants is not surprising, everyone wants to ride on the bandwagen of success.
Samay Raina’s Pati Patni Aur Woh Do Roast
One of the most immediately viral exchanges comes when Samay brings up Ayushmann’s film Pati Patni Aur Woh Do.
Rather than discussing the film seriously, Samay turns its title into the setup for a joke, suggesting that the “woh do” refers to the two people who went to watch the movie with him — and that even they supposedly wanted their money back.
The joke catches Ayushmann in the middle of the panel discussion and becomes one of the clearest examples of the show’s trademark style: the celebrity guest is not protected from the same roasting that contestants and other panelists receive.
Watch for: Ayushmann’s reaction and how quickly he plays along with Samay rather than trying to steer the conversation away from the joke.
First time we are seeing any celebrity guest has overpowered Samay on his show. Before this we have seen female contestent Chelo Meme from Arunachachal Pradesh has overpowered him. But celebrities always surrender before him. But, Ayushmann shown Samay that he can kick Samay hard. Good job Ayushmann. But, was it scripted. God Knows, or Samay.
Ayushmann Faces a Female-Voice Singing Challenge
One of the episode’s more unusual performances comes from contestant Sachin Sonawani, who demonstrates his ability to sing in a female voice.
The performance earns him a strong score, but the segment becomes considerably more entertaining when Ayushmann gets involved. What begins as a contestant performance turns into an impromptu female-voice singing exchange between Sachin and Ayushmann.
This is one of the moments worth watching without skipping ahead because the humour comes largely from the spontaneous interaction rather than from a conventional scripted punchline.
Suhani Shah’s Mentalism Segment
For those who don’t know about Suhani, she is a magician (mentalist). She has been practising this art her entire life.
The episode takes a very different turn when Suhani Shah demonstrates her mentalism skills.
During the segment, she correctly identifies the name of an astrologer’s crush. The reveal leaves the people involved visibly surprised and gives the episode one of its biggest non-comedy moments.
For viewers unfamiliar with Suhani’s performances, this is probably the segment to watch most closely. Unlike the show’s comedy portions, the entertainment here comes from trying to work out how the information could have been obtained before the reveal.
For even more of Suhani’s magic and entertainment, visit her YouTube channel. One of her most popular shows is That’s My Job, where interesting guests try to guess the occupation of an unknown person. With multiple seasons packed with surprises and laughter, it’s a highly entertaining series to watch.
Mrugank Pathare’s Mallakhamb Performance
The episode isn’t entirely about celebrity jokes.
Contestant Mrugank Pathare performs Mallakhamb, a demanding Indian physical discipline involving strength, balance, flexibility and acrobatic movement. His performance receives a perfect score and ultimately makes him the winner of the episode according to episode trackers.
The funniest part comes after Samay makes a joking suggestion about whether the act could be performed on another person.
Instead of simply dismissing the joke, Mrugank actually demonstrates the idea, turning what could have been a throwaway line into a physical-comedy moment.
This is one segment worth watching all the way through.
The Kullu-Ayushmann Banter
Kullu also gets plenty of room to participate in the episode’s improvised comedy.
His presence is particularly useful whenever the conversation moves away from the formal judging format. The panel frequently feels less like a traditional talent-show judging table and more like a group of comedians reacting to whatever happens in front of them.
That dynamic is especially noticeable because Ayushmann is simultaneously a celebrity guest and a participant in the jokes.
The Ayushmann “Downgrade” Joke
Samay also opens the episode by joking about Ayushmann’s arrival on the show.
According to reports on the episode, Samay describes Ayushmann’s appearance as a “downgrade” following Alia Bhatt’s appearance earlier in Season 2. Ayushmann immediately turns the joke around by comparing India’s Got Latent with India’s Got Talent, the television talent show he previously co-hosted with Nikhil Chinapa.
The exchange is a good example of why the celebrity appearances on India’s Got Latent can work differently from conventional promotional appearances: the guest is expected to participate in the joke rather than simply promote an upcoming project.
The Adnan Sami Reference
Another moment that received attention outside the episode involves a joke connected to Ayushmann’s upcoming film Udta Teer.
A segment involving a Pakistani spy character becoming loyal to India was interpreted by viewers and reports as a satirical reference to singer Adnan Sami. Sami subsequently responded publicly to the joke, adding another layer of discussion around the segment.
For viewers, this is best approached as part of the show’s satire rather than as a serious discussion of the subject. The episode’s broader format is built around exaggerated jokes, improvisation and deliberately uncomfortable comedic setups.
On the lighter note Adnan Sami commented: “Pehle mujhse ‘rights’ lo aur phir film banao!!!!”
Why This Bonus Episode Is Worth Watching
Bonus Episode 4 works because it doesn’t rely on just one type of entertainment.
There is celebrity roasting, with Samay repeatedly putting Ayushmann in the spotlight. There are unusual talents, particularly Sachin’s singing and Mrugank’s Mallakhamb. There is mentalism, courtesy of Suhani Shah. And there is the unpredictable panel chemistry created by putting comedians, a mentalist and a Bollywood star in the same room.
The episode also demonstrates the advantage of the show’s bonus format: because the focus is less conventional than a mainstream television talent show, performances can quickly turn into improvised comedy.
How to Watch India’s Got Latent Bonus Episode 4?
The fourth bonus episode was released on September 27, 2026 and is a members-only YouTube episode. Reports put its runtime at approximately 34 minutes and 13 seconds.
The episode is hosted by Samay Raina and features Ayushmann Khurrana, Suhani Shah, Kullu and Rajat Sood on the panel.
For fans of India’s Got Latent, the episode is particularly notable because it combines a major Bollywood guest with some of the show’s more unpredictable contestant segments. The result is less a conventional celebrity appearance and more a fast-moving mixture of roast comedy, talent performances and spontaneous panel interactions.