The ongoing fallout from the controversy surrounding Samay Raina's show India's Got Latent and Ranveer Allahbadia's inappropriate comment is shaking up the comedy world. Recently, comedian Harsh Gujral made a bold move by deleting all videos of his comedy show The Escape Room from his YouTube channel, just days after Samay took similar action with his own show.

The Escape Room, which premiered in December 2024, gained attention for its dark humor and explicit content, much like Samay's India's Got Latent. The show featured a confession box where participants shared shocking secrets. However, both episodes of Harsh’s show have now been removed, and its Instagram account, though set to private, still holds 34.3K followers. Harsh has yet to address the removal, sparking speculation about the potential impact of the ongoing controversy.

The India's Got Latent debacle was triggered by Ranveer Allahbadia's comment to a contestant, asking a highly inappropriate question that quickly went viral, causing public outrage. The backlash led to formal complaints against the show's hosts and creators.

In a recent performance, Samay poked fun at the controversy, lightening the mood with a playful remark: "Maybe my time is bad right now, but remember, I am Samay." The ripple effect of these controversies is clear, with comedians reconsidering their content amid growing scrutiny.The comedy scene is clearly in turmoil, and with Harsh and Samay both facing fallout, one can only wonder what’s next for the genre.