Controversial Episode of ‘India’s Got Latent’ Sparks Backlash

A recent episode of ‘India’s Got Latent’, hosted by comedian Samay Raina, has caused major controversy due to its offensive content. The show featured well-known influencers like Ranveer Allahbadia (BeerBiceps), Ashish Chanchlani, Apoorva Mukhija (The Rebel Kid), and stand-up comedian Jaspreet Singh.

The episode, available only to paid subscribers, faced criticism for crossing the line between humor and vulgarity.

What Happened?

• Ranveer Allahbadia’s Controversial Joke: He made an inappropriate adult joke, leading to a police complaint (FIR) against him.
• Apoorva Mukhija’s Comment: During the show, a contestant asked, “V****a mein sensation khatam ho gaya hai?” (Is there no sensation in your va?). Apoorva replied with, _”Kabhi va dekhi hai maa se nikalne ke baad?”_ (Have you ever seen a v****a after exiting your mother?). Her response, which was met with laughter, has since gone viral and received heavy criticism.

More Controversy

Apoorva Mukhija, known for her bold and unfiltered content, has previously faced backlash for using strong language. She has a large following on social media and has worked with brands like Netflix, Amazon, and Meta. Recently, she was in another controversy at Delhi Technological University (DTU) for lashing out at hecklers.

However, the most heated reaction came from Ranveer Allahbadia’s question to a contestant:
“Would you rather watch your parents have sex every day or join in once to stop it forever?”

This remark caused widespread public outrage.

Government Response

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis addressed the issue, stating that while he hadn’t seen the video, he was informed that it contained “very vulgar” content. He emphasized that while freedom of speech exists, it has limits, and appropriate action would be taken if those limits were crossed.

Disclaimer

This article reports on a recent controversy and does not support or promote any offensive statements made in the episode. Readers are advised to use discretion, as the content may be sensitive or offensive to some audiences.