India became latent Controversy: “Do not make art such toy …” says, “Do not make art such a toy …”

India became latent Controversy: "Do not make art such toy ..." says, "Do not make art such a toy ..."


New Delhi:

Actor Rajpal Yadav has expressed his deep concern over the recent controversy around YouTube show India Become latent,

The show caused a backlash after YouTuber Ranveer Allabia’s comment.

Known for his comic roles in Bollywood, Rajpal Yadav expressed his uneasiness with materials, highlighting the importance of maintaining dignity in art.

Allahbadia’s comments on the show were considered aggressive and humiliating, causing widespread condemnation and police action.

In a video message, Yadav called the situation “shameful” and expressed rejection to the material.

Yadav said, “Watching such videos is very embarrassing. Our country is a country of culture. I feel ashamed when I watch such videos.”

Yadav further criticized the desire for “cheap popularity” among the younger generations and warned against the dangers of using art to gain fleeting fame.

“What is happening in the process of gaining this cheap popularity for our younger generation?” He said.

The actor also reflected on the intense consequences of such incidents. “I have always felt proud to be an artist. But it is said that when a peacock is very happy, he dances alone in the forest with his wings, but when he sees his feet, he Crys such people.

Yadav emphasized more responsibility than artists and affected. “Counseling is very important that at least you do not make art a toy so that people start hating art,” he said, “Respect yourself, respect your parents, respect every society, Respect the whole country and respect the whole honor world. “

Maharashtra Cyber ​​Cell has filed a case against the show.

Cyber ​​cell said, “A case has been filed against a total of 30 to 40 people. A case has been filed against all those who were included in the episode 6 from the first episode of the show.”

As part of the investigation, is connected to individuals India became latent But the question is being raised, including Ashish Chanchalani, Jaspreet Singh, Apoorva Makhija, Ranveer Allahbadia and host Samay Raina.

In a statement, the All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) condemned Allahbadia’s comments as “disgusting” and “derogatory” for social values.

Aicwa called for a ban on ‘India’s Got Latant’, demanding that actor and filmmakers remove themselves from the show and its creators.

“We call all actors, filmmakers, directors and technicians to stop any cooperation with the individuals involved in the show, including hosts Sabya Raina and Ranveer Allabia,” AICYA said in his statement.

In view of the ruckus, Ranveer Allahbadia released a public apology for his comments.

He admitted that his comment was unfair. In a video shared on his social media account, Allahabadia said, “My comment was not just unfair, it was not even fun. Comedy is not my fort, I am to say regret here.”

“Family is the last thing I will ever humiliate,” he said.

Allahabadia also requested producers India became latent To remove aggressive classes from episodes.

He said, “I have asked the makers of the video to remove the insensitive classes from the video. What I can say in the end is sorry, I hope you can forgive me as a human,” he Concluded.

An FIR was filed by the Guwahati crime branch against various affected and creators associated with the show.

The FIR includes allegations related to vulgarity and dignity of women. Investigation is going on as many persons associated with the show are questioned by the authorities.

(Except for the headline, the story has not been edited by NDTV employees and is published by a syndicated feed.)


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