Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary:
Harsha Richhariya Slams Ranveer's Statement on Show
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Harsha Richhariya: Ranveer’s statement under India's got Latent was extremely shameful and disgusting. It clearly shows that the image he had built on his podcast until now was completely one-sided and fake. His real personality came out in India Layton, and through just one statement, he revealed a lot about his upbringing, the values he was taught, and what his parents must have gone through at home. Shows like these, which promote vulgarity in the name of stand-up comedy, should be banned immediately. (Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary) Social media is used by everyone today—people of all genders, from children to adults. Because of such individuals, society is being negatively impacted in the worst way possible. This is affecting people’s mindsets and raising unnecessary questions and discussions.Therefore, banning such shows is extremely necessary.
Hansa Singh Criticizes Ranveer Allahabadia's Podcast
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Hansa Singh: Ranveer Allahabadia became famous and highly respected, especially after being awarded by our Honourable Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, with the Best Creator Award. This is a huge achievement, and with such recognition comes great responsibility. He has hosted many renowned personalities on his show, gaining name, fame, and success. But it seems like his luck has now taken a turn. The planet Rahu, known for giving and taking away everything in a moment, might be affecting him now. His prestige and honor are under question—Vinashkaal Vipreet Buddhi (when destruction is near, judgment fails). Coming to the context—this particular podcast seems somewhat X-rated based on its content. As per the host, it was meant for a selected audience through subscriptions. However, it went viral, likely because even the subscribers disapproved of it. That’s why it spread so widely. Clearly, the content was low-class and inappropriate—what we call hitting below the belt. I haven’t watched it, but from what’s being reported, it sounds extremely crude and should never have been spoken about publicly (Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary). It reflects a person’s mindset, and unfortunately, our society has a very problematic attitude when it comes to topics like sex and intimacy. Even if some argue about freedom of speech and democracy, this kind of content cannot be justified.It remains to be seen whether Ranveer’s popularity will rise or fall after this. Given the society we live in, my personal opinion is that there should be a punishment. A simple apology is not enough.
Namita Lal on Social Media's Influence & Responsibility
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Namita Lal: It’s so controversial, and there are so many sides to the matter. However, as far as the comments are concerned, I did find them going a bit too far. I sometimes feel that these things escalate really, really quickly, especially in how they affect teenagers and children. It’s just not nice. I don’t know how we can control it. It’s not just about this country or any other specific country—it’s about the way social media and podcasts are evolving and their widespread availability to a much younger generation. I think we all need to exercise self-control and adhere to certain norms of behavior. If there’s anything I would say, it’s that humanity should be our guiding principle. People should listen to their good senses and their hearts and consider the impact they’re having on others. If the effect isn’t positive, then don’t do it. It’s just not right. (Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary)
Hritik Yadav Criticizes Ranveer's Question on IGT
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Hritik Yadav: I've watched a few episodes of India's Got Talent, but this was just too much. Ranveer's question was not funny at all—it was disturbing and completely unnecessary. There is a big difference between being funny and being disrespectful, and this crossed that line. In our culture, discussing such topics so casually is neither normal nor acceptable. However, dragging someone’s parents into it crossed the line completely and felt unnecessary. I believe humor is great in any form—dark, light, or comic—as long as it stays genuinely funny. (Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary) It’s acceptable until it crosses the line and offends or disrespects someone. It's disappointing because he is usually known for deep and meaningful conversations. If this is where content is heading, then we seriously need to think about what we are encouraging.
Sneha Jain on Dark Comedy & Crossing Limits in Humor
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Sneha Jain: This is too bold and too dark. So, I won’t support such things because I think there are thousands, millions, and millions of things you can explore and use for comedy. Even if you prefer dark comedy, there are a lot of topics to talk about. There are many ways to create humor. Humor is such a thing that it can be made out of anything, Nowadays, if you look at comedy skits and stand-ups, people are using sex a lot for comedy. I don’t know why. There are so many other things you can create content on. Even in bold comedy, they just want to involve body shaming and sex. You know, making jokes about someone’s physical appearance or something like that. But sex is too much. And also, I didn’t like the fact that parents were involved. You could have included friends, you could have made fun of yourselves, you could have involved anyone else. But here, this is super dark. This is not something I appreciate. I will not accept this, nor will I promote such things because this is crossing all limits. Everyone has multiple sides because we are made of different emotions and have different aspects. He might be spiritual as well. Sometimes, people get too comfortable in a certain atmosphere and say things, and later, after watching it, they think, 'Oh God, what did I say?' This happens to everyone. It might have happened to him as well. I don’t know about others and how openly they will take it. At the end of the day, it’s his life, his choice, and whatever he is doing—if he thinks it’s okay, then it’s okay. There are many things we do that others don’t like, but we still do them because we feel it’s okay. But yeah, this is not okay.
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Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary: Ranveer’s comment was highly disrespectful, crosses the line, say celebrities
Ranveer Allahbadia posed a very controversial question recently at a show. While official complaints have been filed, people have also been trolling the YouTuber, questioning his choice of words and the questions.
Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary:
Harsha Richhariya Slams Ranveer's Statement on Show
Harsha Richhariya: Ranveer’s statement under India's got Latent was extremely shameful and disgusting. It clearly shows that the image he had built on his podcast until now was completely one-sided and fake. His real personality came out in India Layton, and through just one statement, he revealed a lot about his upbringing, the values he was taught, and what his parents must have gone through at home. Shows like these, which promote vulgarity in the name of stand-up comedy, should be banned immediately. (Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary) Social media is used by everyone today—people of all genders, from children to adults. Because of such individuals, society is being negatively impacted in the worst way possible. This is affecting people’s mindsets and raising unnecessary questions and discussions.Therefore, banning such shows is extremely necessary.
Hansa Singh Criticizes Ranveer Allahabadia's Podcast
Hansa Singh: Ranveer Allahabadia became famous and highly respected, especially after being awarded by our Honourable Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, with the Best Creator Award. This is a huge achievement, and with such recognition comes great responsibility. He has hosted many renowned personalities on his show, gaining name, fame, and success. But it seems like his luck has now taken a turn. The planet Rahu, known for giving and taking away everything in a moment, might be affecting him now. His prestige and honor are under question—Vinashkaal Vipreet Buddhi (when destruction is near, judgment fails). Coming to the context—this particular podcast seems somewhat X-rated based on its content. As per the host, it was meant for a selected audience through subscriptions. However, it went viral, likely because even the subscribers disapproved of it. That’s why it spread so widely. Clearly, the content was low-class and inappropriate—what we call hitting below the belt. I haven’t watched it, but from what’s being reported, it sounds extremely crude and should never have been spoken about publicly (Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary). It reflects a person’s mindset, and unfortunately, our society has a very problematic attitude when it comes to topics like sex and intimacy. Even if some argue about freedom of speech and democracy, this kind of content cannot be justified.It remains to be seen whether Ranveer’s popularity will rise or fall after this. Given the society we live in, my personal opinion is that there should be a punishment. A simple apology is not enough.
Namita Lal on Social Media's Influence & Responsibility
Namita Lal: It’s so controversial, and there are so many sides to the matter. However, as far as the comments are concerned, I did find them going a bit too far. I sometimes feel that these things escalate really, really quickly, especially in how they affect teenagers and children. It’s just not nice. I don’t know how we can control it. It’s not just about this country or any other specific country—it’s about the way social media and podcasts are evolving and their widespread availability to a much younger generation. I think we all need to exercise self-control and adhere to certain norms of behavior. If there’s anything I would say, it’s that humanity should be our guiding principle. People should listen to their good senses and their hearts and consider the impact they’re having on others. If the effect isn’t positive, then don’t do it. It’s just not right. (Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary)
Hritik Yadav Criticizes Ranveer's Question on IGT
Hritik Yadav: I've watched a few episodes of India's Got Talent, but this was just too much. Ranveer's question was not funny at all—it was disturbing and completely unnecessary. There is a big difference between being funny and being disrespectful, and this crossed that line. In our culture, discussing such topics so casually is neither normal nor acceptable. However, dragging someone’s parents into it crossed the line completely and felt unnecessary. I believe humor is great in any form—dark, light, or comic—as long as it stays genuinely funny. (Ranveer Allahbadia Controversary) It’s acceptable until it crosses the line and offends or disrespects someone. It's disappointing because he is usually known for deep and meaningful conversations. If this is where content is heading, then we seriously need to think about what we are encouraging.
Sneha Jain on Dark Comedy & Crossing Limits in Humor
Sneha Jain: This is too bold and too dark. So, I won’t support such things because I think there are thousands, millions, and millions of things you can explore and use for comedy. Even if you prefer dark comedy, there are a lot of topics to talk about. There are many ways to create humor. Humor is such a thing that it can be made out of anything, Nowadays, if you look at comedy skits and stand-ups, people are using sex a lot for comedy. I don’t know why. There are so many other things you can create content on. Even in bold comedy, they just want to involve body shaming and sex. You know, making jokes about someone’s physical appearance or something like that. But sex is too much. And also, I didn’t like the fact that parents were involved. You could have included friends, you could have made fun of yourselves, you could have involved anyone else. But here, this is super dark. This is not something I appreciate. I will not accept this, nor will I promote such things because this is crossing all limits. Everyone has multiple sides because we are made of different emotions and have different aspects. He might be spiritual as well. Sometimes, people get too comfortable in a certain atmosphere and say things, and later, after watching it, they think, 'Oh God, what did I say?' This happens to everyone. It might have happened to him as well. I don’t know about others and how openly they will take it. At the end of the day, it’s his life, his choice, and whatever he is doing—if he thinks it’s okay, then it’s okay. There are many things we do that others don’t like, but we still do them because we feel it’s okay. But yeah, this is not okay.
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