Mumbai: Ranveer Allahbadia, more popularly known as beer biceps, is currently facing large -scale backlash after inappropriate jokes about his parents on his podcast. His crude comments have widely criticized, many fans and even famous celebrities have distanced themselves from them. A notable example is the singer B pre -who refused to appear in his show, a clear indication of how Ranveer’s reputation is taking a hit.

Ranveer, a prominent Youtuber and hosts of the show, has often gone viral with his discussion on spirituality, mental welfare and personal development. While these subjects resonate with many, their credibility has been questioned recently.

One of his old episodes has been revived, where popular stand-up comedian Tanmay Bhat called Ranveer for his attitude for spirituality. During his conversation, Tanmay called Ranveer using spirituality as a money -making tool, called him “capitalist”. And a “false”. Bhat alleged that the discussion on Ranveer’s spirituality was nothing more than a mask to rake in profits, suggesting that subjects were being exploited for commercial benefits.

Ranveer’s response to Tanmay’s comments was particularly casual – he laughed it and just mentioned that he knew Tanmay. The attitude of his dismissal only promoted criticism, and the video of the exchange has now gone viral in view of India’s recent controversy when India became latent.

A show organized by comedian Samay Raina, Ranveer, released an apology, after an uproar around his recent comment on India’s Gate Latten, released an forgiveness. In the controversial episodes, Ranveer joked that many people considered derogatory, especially towards parents, and even more public backlash. It is reported that the episode will be permanently removed from YouTube as part of the fallout.

While Ranveer has apologized for his comments, many people are questioning the honesty of their intentions, especially in view of criticism, he allegedly faced to reduce spirituality. His attempt to explain his comment as “jokes” has not been enough to win back the trust of many fans and colleagues.