Singer B Praak cancels podcast with Ranveer Allahbadia aka BeerBiceps after his controversial statement on India's Got Latent: 'Pathetic mindset'

The India's Got Latent controversy has claimed its first casualty, and it's none other than BeerBiceps' much-hyped podcast guest, B Praak. The celebrated singer has publicly withdrawn from the episode, citing his disappointment over Ranveer Allahbadia's offensive remarks on Samay Raina's show.

B Praak shares a video talking about Ranveer Allahbadia's latest controversy

B Praak didn't just cancel¡ªhe made sure everyone knew why. Taking to Instagram, he condemned both India's Got Latent and the kind of content Ranveer Allahbadia engaged in, calling it a clear violation of Indian culture and values. According to the singer, he had initially agreed to be on BeerBiceps' podcast but later backed out, realizing that the host's mindset and language did not align with what he stands for.

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India's Got Latent controversy

The backlash against Allahbadia began when he attempted to match the dark humor of India's Got Latent, only to cross the line with a distasteful question about a contestant's parents and sex life. This not only left audiences outraged but also resulted in multiple complaints and an FIR. B Praak strongly opposed the notion that such conversations could be considered comedy, criticizing the trend of casual obscenity in content aimed at younger audiences.

The singer also took issue with a segment featuring a Sikh guest on the show, questioning how someone from the Sikh community could be comfortable participating in such content. He expressed disappointment over influencers who proudly endorse such language, arguing that it sets a damaging precedent for the next generation.

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B Praak on Ranveer Allahbadia's hypocrisy

But B Praak's most pointed criticism was reserved for Allahbadia himself. He found it deeply hypocritical that a content creator who frequently promotes Sanatan Dharma and spirituality would engage in such conversations. According to him, this contradiction raises serious concerns about the kind of role models being presented to audiences today.

Ending his statement with a passionate plea, B Praak urged influencers and comedians to focus on meaningful, inspirational content instead of humor that degrades cultural and moral values. He emphasized the importance of using digital platforms responsibly, reminding creators that they have the power to shape the mindset of future generations.

With the controversy still raging, Allahbadia's troubles are far from over. If losing an episode was bad, losing the trust of his industry peers might just be worse.