“No CCTV, No Proof? Ranveer Allahbadia’s Shocking Roast Scandal Just Got Messier!”
🚨 The Internet is on Fire & Mumbai Police Drops a Bombshell!
Did They Cover Up the Controversy or Just the Cameras?
Mumbai Police have shockingly admitted that there is no CCTV recording of Ranveer Allahbadia’s crude comments at the now-famous India’s Most Latent roast program. And why? because, prior to the shot, the cameras were purposefully covered with a dark cloth.
According to sources, this is a regular technique among comedians and YouTubers who wish to prevent their content from being leaked. However, it’s posing important queries this time: Was there a deliberate cover-up here? Or simply another “routine” safety measure?
👀 The Great Cover-Up? What Mumbai Police Found Out
A police team visited The Habitat in Khar West, Mumbai—the hotspot for comedy shows, owned by Balraj Singh Ghai, a close friend of comedian Samay Raina, who hosts India’s Got Latent.
What They Discovered:
🔹 No CCTV footage. Cameras were covered before the shoot.
🔹 No official record of what was filmed.
🔹 Content was taken away immediately after the shoot.
🔹 Video removed from YouTube after government orders.
Mumbai Police’s Official Stand:
The case is now being investigated under Section 173 (3) of the Bharatiya Nagrarik Suraksha Sanhita, where police must determine within 14 days if there’s a valid case to proceed.
😱 The Line That Shook the Internet
So, what exactly did Ranveer Allahbadia say that got the whole country outraged?
“Would you rather watch your parents have sex every day for the rest of your life or join in once and stop it forever?”
🤯 NOPE. Not a joke. He really said that.
This shocking ‘roast’ question, asked during the show, went viral within hours, sparking nationwide backlash, multiple FIRs, and even political statements about ‘obscene’ comedy.
🔴 FIRs & Complaints Piling Up
🔒 FIRs have been filed against Ranveer Allahbadia, Samay Raina, Apoorva Makhija, and others.
🔒 Assam Police has already registered a case against the group.
🔒 The Indian government has demanded a ban on the show for ‘vulgarity’.
🤭 The Apology No One Bought
Following the outrage, Ranveer posted a video apology. But instead of cooling things down, it only added fuel to the fire. Here’s what he said:
“My comment wasn’t just inappropriate, it was not even funny. Comedy is not my forte, I am just here to say sorry.”
But netizens weren’t having it. Memes, reels, and roasts of his apology went viral instantly.
💰 Lakshay Chaudhary’s Savage Response:
“Bechara BeerBiceps! Jab chup rehta tha, logon ko problem thi. Ab bola, FIR ho gaya! Ab gareeb aadmi kare toh kare kya?”
🔥 Another Brutal Burn:
“Baap ki chaddi phati padi hai, usko India ka culture bachana hai Samay Raina se? Bhai, Ranveer chtiya hai! Heat of the moment me beh gaya hoga.”*
🎥 BREAKING: The Episode is Gone!
YouTube has officially REMOVED the controversial episode after the Indian government intervened.
💡 Ministry of Information & Broadcasting confirmed the removal:
“The ‘India Has Latent’ episode featuring obscene remarks by Ranveer Allahbadia has been BLOCKED following Government of India orders.”
💨 Public Reactions: Twitter is Exploding!
💬 “How can they call this comedy? I don’t want my kids watching this trash.”
💬 “So freedom of speech exists, but not for comedians? Hypocrisy much?”
💬 “Ranveer Allahbadia always talks about self-improvement. Guess he’s finally got something to improve now.”
📊 The Bigger Picture: Comedy vs. Censorship
This scandal has reignited the debate on mature content in stand-up comedy.
🔎 What’s the real issue?
🌟 Are we becoming too sensitive, or is comedy actually crossing the line?
🌟 Should YouTube & OTT platforms impose stricter content guidelines?
🌟 Does India need clear legal boundaries for stand-up comedians?
🔍 FAQ: Everything You Need to Know!
1. Why was there no CCTV footage?
- Because the cameras were deliberately covered to prevent leaks.
2. Has the video been removed from YouTube?
- Yes, after a government order, the controversial episode is now blocked in India.
3. What legal action is being taken?
- Multiple FIRs have been filed, and investigations are ongoing.
4. Did Ranveer Allahbadia apologize?
- Yes, but many believe his apology was insincere and forced.
5. Is this the end of India’s stand-up comedy scene?
- That’s the million-dollar question! Some fear that such crackdowns could censor comedians and stifle free speech.
🚀 What’s Next? The Verdict: Comedy or Crime?
With investigations underway, FIRs filed, and social media ablaze, this controversy is far from over.
Stay tuned as we bring you the latest updates on Roastgate 2025!
What’s your take? Was it just a joke gone wrong or something more serious? Sound off in the comments! 💬🔥
