Bharti Singh Defends Samay Raina Amid 'India Got Latent' Row: "If You Don't Like The Language..."

Podcaster and comedian Bharti Singh has supported Samay Raina amid the 'India Got Latent' row. Bharti attended the show with her husband, Harsh Limbachiyaa, and singer Tony Kakkar. Following this, she was inundated with questions. In her defence, Bharti described Samay Raina as talented and stated that the show is similar. 

Bharti Singh Defends Samay Raina:

Bharti mentioned that the show is like that, "But it is not required for you to go to the show and tell them what they need. It is your decision, whether you say it or not." Samay does not say, "Hey, open your mouth. He is a very brilliant and very sweet boy. He is liked by GenZs. If you go there yourself, you will become his fan. He is so good."

Further discussing Samay's nasty language, Bharti stated, "If you don't like the language he uses, millions of people watch it. We are among those who have seen Samay Raina's video."

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However, in an interview, Bharti stated that she was embarrassed by the number of crude jokes spoken on that occasion. While Bharti sat quietly, her husband Haarsh participated enthusiastically. She was likewise astonished to see that side of Haarsh.

About the Controversy:

In a recent episode of 'India's Got Latent' Allahbadia appeared as a guest judge and asked a contestant an inappropriate question. This remark led to significant backlash, resulting in a police complaint against Allahbadia for promoting obscenity. The complaint was filed with the Mumbai Police Commissioner and the National Commission for Women. Subsequently, the Mumbai Police initiated an inquiry and registered an FIR against Allahbadia and others involved. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis condemned the remarks, emphasizing the importance of respecting societal norms. 

Facing widespread criticism, Allahbadia issued a video apology, acknowledging his poor judgment and confirming that the controversial segments had been removed from the show's recording. He admitted that his attempt at humour was both inappropriate and unfunny, conceding that comedy isn't his strength.