Ranveer Allahbadia faces major backlash for asking vulgar question on India's Got Latent; netizens find it 'pathetic'

In the latest episode of 'India's Got Latent,' Samay Raina came up with interesting panellists including BeerBiceps a.k.a. Ranveer Allahbadia, Ashish Chanchlani, and The Rebel Kid a.k.a. Apoorva Mukhija. Well, as much as people seemed excited about this episode, some seemed divided on social media with Ranveer Allahbadia's presence on the show.?

Ranveer Allahbadia is called out on the internet for his attempts to match up Samay Raina and his show's dark comedy, which have not landed well with the internet. According to the rants on social media regarding this issue, Allahbadia is being called out for many inappropriate and offensive jokes.?

Some even want to regulate online shows like India's Got Talent that stream on YouTube.?

Ranveer Allahbadia was called out for his inappropriate jokes?

Days after the meat controversy by a North-East contestant on the show, the latest episode featuring popular YouTubers has also landed in a controversy.?

On the latest episode, YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia cornered a contestant and grilled her about their parents having sex. He asked questions like whether she would watch his parents have sex every day or join them to finish it once and for all.?

However, these jokes received loud appreciation from the other panellists and Samay himself, but the internet did not take it quite lightly.?

Here's the clip:

Netizens react in shock?

Stunned by such comments on a platform like YouTube, people reacted in shock, and one wrote, "What do I do to unhear that horrible Ranveer Allahbadia clip?"? One reacted in one word calling it 'pathetic.'

On the other hand, someone wrote, "Just get up to speed with what they call “dark comedy." This is ridiculous, and Ranveer has lot of pent up issues . Samay got it right, “Yeh podcast ke rejected questions hai," another expressed.?While one even questioned his National Creator Awards previous year "He won 'Disruptor of the Year' from India's PM. Now, after his vile incest-related remarks, will this award be taken back? Or do awards come with no accountability?”

Another tweet read, "Its okay if someone is pervert to this extent. Isolated bestiality exist as a medical disease. What I am worried about is mass perversion of audiance. They were clapping on this. Rotten public watching rotten show."

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