Comedian and actor Sunil Grover will perform his live comedy show Comedy Overload at Talkatora Stadium in Delhi on September 6.
The show will feature two back-to-back performances, scheduled for 2 PM and 7 PM, with each running for nearly one hour and forty minutes. Tickets are available exclusively on BookMyShow, priced between Rs 999 and Rs 4,999. Organisers expect a packed house, as Grover remains one of India’s most loved comic entertainers.
Grover, who rose to fame through The Kapil Sharma Show, is celebrated for his memorable characters including Gutthi, Rinku Bhabhi and Dr Mashoor Gulati. In Comedy Overload, audiences can expect to see the return of these fan favourites along with new material drawn from his unique observations of everyday life. Known for his clean, family-oriented humour and impeccable timing, the comedian has a strong following across age groups.
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Sharing his excitement ahead of the show, Grover said, “Comedy feels most alive when shared with an audience. With Comedy Overload, my goal is to give Delhi a joyful evening where people can forget their worries and simply enjoy the magic of laughter.” He added that performing in Delhi has always been a special experience. “My past experience with Delhi people was truly overwhelming. I am looking forward to experiencing the same once again and I hope to deliver even better this time.”
With more than two decades of stage experience in India and abroad, Grover has built a reputation for blending observational humour with relatable storytelling. His live shows are known for their high-energy performances, engaging improvisations and the ability to connect instantly with audiences.
The September 6 performance marks Grover’s return to Delhi after two years and is expected to be one of the city’s most anticipated comedy events this season.
When: September 6; 2:00 PM -7:00 PM
Where: Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi
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