Why Raina rejected the Oat Offer for ‘India’s Got latent’ here: ‘I want to keep it raw…. – The Times of India

Samay Raina And his show ‘India’s Got Latant’ has been under the radar for the past days. Comment on show’s contents, panelists, guests and even competitions has been the center of a hot social media debate. The use of dark humor and foul language has reached a level where there are two FIRs, and there are several complaints against the show. As we speak, people are demanding a complete ban on shows and comedians.
Amidst all this, Samay is doing an old video round of Raina. In the video, Samay can be seen explaining why he rejected OTT proposalHe admitted in the clip that he was given various attractive offers from several streaming giants. However, if he had said yes, OTT would have banned his content. According to him, membership allows them to keep it raw.
“Thank you for membership, I am already in profit. Do you understand? And it makes me happy because now, OTT platforms are giving me a huge amount to bring latent on the platforms of India. But the problem? Sami Raina said in his old clip, “They will keep a lot of control over the material.
“Membership allows me to be independent. I can keep the show in the same way as it is. I do not want to cut this joke, I do not want to silent some things. I want it to be raw. Controversy Can follow, but I will keep it raw, “he continued.

Ranveer Allahbadia’s ‘India’s Got latent’ line

Recently the dispute began when Ranveer Allahbadia presented an inappropriate question for a contestant. The question was the language of dishonesty and it was on the subject of incest, which did not go down well with neccess, expressed widespread resentment. Ranveer Allahbadia has since faced a heavy flake for his words and has released a public apology for the same.
However, Neetzance was not convinced of his apology and soon the legal trouble was followed. Cases were registered against Samay, Ranveer, Apoorva and others. On Tuesday, Maharashtra Cyber ​​Cell registered a case against about 30–40 persons associated with the show.