Sunil Grover on Mimicry: 'It's a Tribute,' Not Worried About Personality Rights Cases

• Sunil Grover addresses the rising concern over celebrity personality rights amid his popular mimicry acts.
• He views his mimicry as a 'tribute' to celebrities, not an attempt to mock them, stating he's not worried until a case is filed.
• Grover believes public figures 'belong to the public' and their celebration should continue, opposing offensive jokes or personal attacks.
• He distinguishes between respectful impersonation and misuse for brand endorsements or unwanted thoughts.
• Known for iconic characters like Gutthi and Dr. Mashoor Gulati, Grover emphasizes celebrating personalities through his acts.