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Updated : Feb 10, 2025

Ranveer Allahbadia and Samay Raina, the famous Youtubers from India, have been facing loads of abuses on social media for their appearance on India's Got Latent show. In the show, Ranveer questioned a contestant, if he would watch his parents have sex for life or will he join to stop it for life? 


This question has been borrowed from an International show and India's Got Latent platform has been receiving abuses and concerns about adult language and usage of abuses. Now, the limit has been crossed with such a controversial question that doesn't sit well with the Indian sensiblities. 


Ranveer, who became famous for his podcasts as Beer Biceps, even interviewed Union Ministers at the height of his popularity, last year before general elections. But his appearance on India's Got Latent show seems to be a career suicide for him, as the sexual language and adult innuendos did not sit well with social media people. 


Even Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis has promised to take action on both of them. According to recent updates, Mumbai Police have filed a case against both the Youtubers and they stated that they would arrest him before evening. Even Mumbai Women Commission has taken sumoto charges against abusive language. 


Samay Raina hails from Hyderabad and grew in popularity as a stand-up comedian. His jokes have always been edgy and adult. With this outrage on social media, seems like both the young Youtubers will find themselves in long legal trouble just like Tanmay Bhat and his AIB co-founders Rohan Joshi, Ashish Shakya. 






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