India's Got Latent grabbed attention after the dark comedy failed to resonate with the audience, authorities, and the law. Samay Raina, the host of the controversial show, was summoned for promoting vulgar and obscene content.

While Supreme Court has banned Samay Raina from releasing any new show or episode amid the Ranveer Allahbadia row, the comedian has dropped his first YouTube post since the controversy.

Comedian Cyrus Broacha weighed in on the 'India's Got Talent' controversy, discussing freedom of expression and moral policing.

Samay Raina removed all episodes of India’s Got Latent from YouTube following a controversy involving Ranveer Allahbadia. Download links for the episodes have surfaced on social media, but their legality remains uncertain as the Supreme Court criticized Allahbadia’s obscene remarks during the show.

Samay Raina's latest post, exclusive to his paid subscribers, featured just two emojis: a heart and a hug, symbolizing solidarity and togetherness.

Anupam Mittal, judge of Shark Tank India, criticizes YouTube and social media for promoting inappropriate content in the wake of the India's Got Latent controversy, deeming involved creators as victims of a larger system.