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Episode 4: 'Yeh Toh Kuch Bhi Nahin'.

This episode of Brooke Bond Red Label Funjabbi Chak De is all about one-upmanship. Borrowing the concept of a popular Indian colloquial phrase, 'Yeh Toh Kuch Bhi Nahin', the fun quotient in this episode keeps getting better with the passage of time. Sidhu and Mandira are at their intelligent best and with Gurpal and Karishma adding their usual funny bits; this episode is yet another laugh riot in this series.

Singer Jojo lights up proceedings with a foot-tapping version of his solo hit Maaheru and funtooshes Kapil Sharma, Pervez Siddiqui and Rajiv Thakur ensure there isn't a single dull moment for anyone. Their observations on one-upmanship are quirky, correct and hilarious.

The funkars are electrifying with a perfect mix of shock and awe, and some unbelievable talent, they get the viewers to stare in admiration. Freak & Stylez, a group of B-Boy dancers from Mumbai, start the proceedings with the original version of the break dance transported from the downtowns of US to the very stage of Funjabbi Chak De, only with a slight twist. This time they use a popular Bhangra number as their background track as they groove, swing, break and set the stage on fire with their extreme physical stunts.

Following them are three rather unusual and talented musicians. Nadeem, Roshan and Dhanna Singh combine to form a unique band who use sounds from their mouth. While one makes sounds of a saxophone, the second joins in with mandolin and violin. The third adds the bass and percussion effect. This atypical performance is a sure-fire medicine for amusement.

The final funkar: Kamlesh Patel, a physically handicapped dancer from Gujarat, shows what mental strength and passion can do to an individual. A fusion dance presentation, but entirely on his two hands (at times just one) is awe-inspiring and astonishing. A fun episode that you simply cannot miss!