Ranveer Allahbadia’s controversial remark: Overreaction or justified outrage? Indian-Australians weigh in

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(Left to Righ): Comic artists - Ateev Dang, Aditya Gautam, Aarti Vincent, Sydney-based filmmaker Anupam Sharma, and Rajendra Pandey from Vishwa Hindu Parishad Australia - South Australia. Credit: Supplied by the participants.

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Indian YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia’s remark about parents and sex on India’s Got Latent, hosted by Samay Raina, has sparked controversy, drawing reactions from politicians, celebrities, and comic artists. In this podcast, Indian-origin Australians—including comedians and a filmmaker—debate whether the outrage is justified or overblown. Tune in for an in-depth discussion.

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