New Delhi:
Oscar winning musician AR Rahman took a sarcasm on the ongoing controversy over the show “India’s Got latent” during the recently held ‘Chhawa’ event. When Vicky Kaushal did A.R. When asked Rahman to disclose his music in three emojis, the famous musician said, ‘Mouth shutdown’. However, he jokingly said, “I think, last week we have seen what happens when you open their mouths.” Vicky Kaushal and others present in the program laughed uncontrollably with the funny comment of Sangeet Ustad. Along with this, Vicky Kaushal commented, “Talk about roasting”.
Time Raina broke his silence amidst controversy over Ranveer Allahabad’s pornographic remarks in the show ‘India’s Got Latent’, saying on Wednesday, he said that he had removed all the videos of the show from his YouTube channel. Time Raina wrote on the social media platform X, “Whatever is happening is very difficult for me to handle. I have removed all the videos of ‘India’s Got latent’ from my channel. My sole purpose is to make people laugh and good Was to spend time. I will cooperate with all the agencies to ensure that their investigation is completed fairly. ”
Significantly, the Mumbai Police has started investigation after filing a complaint against the organizers of YouTuber Ranveer Allahabadia, comedian time Raina and the show ‘India’s Got Latant’. At the same time, Assam Police registered an FIR against Ranveer Allahabadia, Samay Raina, Ashish Chanchalani for the ‘porn’ comment made on the show on Monday. The National Commission for Women (NCW) has also summoned Ranveer Allahabadia, Time Raina and others. Also expressed deep concern over the alleged derogatory and racist comments made by YouTubers. The hearing of the case has been scheduled on 17 February.
National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) member Priyank Kanungo wrote a letter to YouTube’s public policy chief Meera Chat on Monday urging to remove the video related to the show “India’s Got Latent” show, in which Ranveer Allahabadia made controversial remarks, so that internet But outrage spread.
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