FIR filed against Ranveer Allahabadia, Samay Raina, Apoorva & others following the nasty remarks at 'IGL'

Mumbai’s digital entertainment scene is witnessing a storm of controversy after popular YouTuber and podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia, also known as "BeerBiceps," found himself at the center of an intense backlash. The controversy erupted following an episode of the show India’s Got Latent, where Allahbadia, along with comedian Samay Raina and others, made remarks that have been widely condemned as offensive and inappropriate.

The issue came to light after Allahbadia posed an unsettling and highly explicit question to a contestant. His words, deemed vulgar and indecent, quickly went viral, triggering outrage on social media. The controversial question in question was: "Would you rather watch your parents have sex every day for the rest of your life or join in once and stop it forever?"

The remarks sparked massive public outrage, with netizens expressing their anger over the indecent nature of the content. Many accused the creators of promoting obscenity on a widely accessible platform. Following the uproar, a formal complaint was lodged with the Mumbai Police Commissioner and the Maharashtra Women’s Commission, demanding strict action against those responsible.

Advocate Rahul Easwar, who filed the complaint, slammed the show for broadcasting such content without any age restrictions, arguing that it exposed impressionable viewers, including minors, to explicit and inappropriate material. Additionally, the Hindu IT Cell took to social media to announce that they had officially complained to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, urging authorities to intervene.

As the controversy gained momentum, the Mumbai Police launched an inquiry into the matter, visiting the location where the episode was filmed. However, as of now, no official charges have been registered. The inquiry is ongoing, and authorities are closely examining the content in question.

India’s Got Latent, known for its dark humor and edgy jokes, is now under scrutiny for crossing the line between humor and vulgarity. Even comedian Samay Raina, known for his unapologetic style, appeared taken aback by the nature of Allahbadia’s questions.

With increasing calls for accountability, the fate of the show remains uncertain. The backlash has highlighted the growing debate over responsible content creation in the digital space. While some argue for artistic freedom, others stress the need for ethical boundaries, especially when content reaches a broad audience. As investigations continue, all eyes are on the authorities to see how they handle the situation