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Mukesh Khanna Condemns Ranveer Allahbadia’s Explicit Remark on ‘India’s Got Latent’
Mukesh Khanna, a veteran actor, has reportedly criticized YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia for uttering an inappropriate thing on Samay Raina’s program, “India’s Got Latent. Khanna posted the outrage on social platforms, highlighting the radical nature of the comment and demanding severe, penalizing measures.
Mukesh Khanna’s Response
On X (previously Twitter), Khanna condemned Allahbadia’s assertion, drawing attention to the abuse of freedom of expression in the youth of today. He stated, “It is sad that a successful YouTuber like Ranveer Allahbadia made a horrible statement in a program called ‘India’s Got Latent‘. Something to do with parents and sex. It enraged the whole nation. That is why today, a freedom of expression is unduly granted to the youth of our nation to abuse its potency.
According to Mukesh Khanna, it is necessary to inflict severe punishment in order to prevent such atrocity in future and suggested, “To such offenders a heavy punishment should be inflicted so that in the future it discourages any person from making such ashleel (obscene) and irresponsible remarks.
The Controversial Comment
The controversy erupted when Allahbadia asked an unsavory question to a participant of “India’s Got Latent,” “Would you prefer to see your parents getting intimate every day for the rest of your life or marinate once in a lifetime, never touch again? This direct query sparked outrage among the audience and social media users alike, who found it inappropriate and shocking.
Public Backlash and Apology
After the incident Allahbadia, however, has been heavily criticised including by the police, with reports of police complaints and even legal action against him. Responding thus, he apologized and announced that the disputed parts had been cut out of the program.
Conclusion
Mukesh Khanna’s criticism of Ranveer Allahbadia’s statement is representative of the wider issue of content limits in public dialogue. The occurrence has spurred debate about what content creators should do, and the need for decorum in public media.
