Dhruv Rathee, a YouTuber known for his socially conscious content, recently criticized Ranveer Allahbadia, also known as BeerBiceps, for his controversial remarks on the YouTube show India’s Got Latent. Rathee condemned the use of vulgar humor and shock content, expressing concerns over its negative impact on young, impressionable audiences. He emphasized that content creators should be mindful of the influence they have on their viewers and avoid resorting to inappropriate humor for engagement.Rathee has consistently maintained a no-abuse policy in his content and reiterated his stance against offensive language and crude humor in digital media. He pointed out the growing trend of influencers relying on explicit jokes and shock value for virality, warning that such content could be harmful to the moral and ethical development of young audiences. He urged content creators to be more responsible with their words, especially when addressing sensitive issues.
 

The controversy began when Ranveer Allahbadia made a comment on India’s Got Latent that many viewers found highly inappropriate and offensive. The remark, which was perceived as an allusion to incest, sparked instant backlash on social media. Viewers expressed their outrage over the insensitive nature of the joke, arguing that such content has no place in public discourse. Following the criticism, Allahbadia issued an apology, acknowledging that his comment was unacceptable. He admitted that comedy was not his strength, took full responsibility for his mistake, and expressed regret for his lapse in judgment.
 

Public reaction to the incident was swift and severe. The comment went viral on social media, with users criticizing Allahbadia’s lack of sensitivity and poor judgment. Some social media users also alleged that he had borrowed the joke from another YouTube group, OG Crew, further intensifying the backlash. Many called for greater accountability in content creation, arguing that influential figures must be more mindful of their words and actions.The All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) strongly condemned Allahbadia’s remarks and demanded a ban on India’s Got Latent. The organization urged legal action against the show’s creators, arguing that the content promotes obscenity and undermines societal values. AICWA asserted that such shows threaten the moral fabric of society, and stricter regulations should be imposed on online entertainment platforms to prevent similar incidents.
 

In the aftermath of the controversy, Indian singer B Praak, who was scheduled to appear on Ranveer Allahbadia’s podcast, announced his withdrawal from the show. He criticized Allahbadia’s remarks as "pathetic and disrespectful", stating that such content was highly inappropriate, particularly when discussing family and relationships. B Praak’s decision to distance himself from the podcast highlighted the reputational damage that Allahbadia faced as a result of the controversy.Multiple legal complaints were filed against Ranveer Allahbadia, Samay Raina, and the producers of India’s Got Latent, accusing them of promoting obscenity and inappropriate content. Complaints were lodged with the Mumbai Police and the National Commission for Women (NCW), demanding strict legal action against those responsible. Authorities have since begun investigating the matter, further increasing the legal scrutiny on the show and its creators.
 

Comedian Sunil Pal also weighed in on the controversy, criticizing Ranveer Allahbadia and Samay Raina for their use of vulgar humor. He described them as "uninformed" and damaging to society, stressing that such content misguides younger audiences. Sunil Pal called for more responsible content creation, urging digital influencers to consider the impact of their words before speaking publicly.Following the intense backlash, Ranveer Allahbadia issued a public apology in a video posted on social media. He acknowledged that the comment was inappropriate and that he regretted making it. He reassured his audience that he holds family values in high regard and had requested the removal of the offensive parts from the show. Allahbadia also promised to be more cautious about his content in the future and to learn from the incident.The controversy has led to ongoing police investigations, with FIRs filed against multiple individuals involved in the production of India’s Got Latent. The incident has sparked a larger debate on the boundaries of comedy, with many questioning where to draw the line between humor and offensive content. This has also raised discussions on the responsibilities of influencers, particularly their impact on impressionable viewers. As the legal process continues, the debate surrounding this issue is expected to shape future conversations on ethical content creation in the digital space.