Samay Raina calls Archana Puran Singh's sons and husband Parmeet Sethi 'useless'; internet finds it 'disrespectful'
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In the latest episode of Samay Raina ’s India’s Got Latent, Archana Puran Singh appeared as a panellist. An exchange between Samay and Archana, during which the comedian mocked her laughter and took digs at her family, has sparked criticism online, with several viewers calling his remarks “disrespectful”.
Adding to this, Samay Raina roasts Archana Puran Singh's family on India's Got Latent. Internet slams Samay Raina for disrespecting Archana Puran Singh While introducing Archana, Samay opened up that he had been a fan of hers since watching her play Miss Braganza in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. He then brought up her family vlogs, saying, "I have seen your vlogs; neither does your husband work, nor do your two 'nalle sons'."
Meanwhile, Archana, whose sons were sitting in the front row, responded by telling them, "I told you guys don't sit in the front row; this is not how you get fame, this is how you get insulted."
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As per the latest buzz, Samay then went on to mock Archana’s laughter and her work. He added, "And your father (Parmeet Sethi) doesn't do anything. In her house, reverse patriarchy is happening. Only women are working." Archana hit back, saying, "All over the world women are working, but men don't call it work."
In further updates, Samay then took another dig at her profession, suggesting that what she does does not count as work. Archana replied, "That's the toughest job." Samay questioned, "To laugh at Kapil Sharma's jokes?" He then added, "She has one job, and she will lose that too after this show."
On top of that, The exchange did not go down well with several viewers, who criticised Samay for bringing Archana’s family into the joke. One user wrote, "That was disrespectful, not funny." Another commented, "It was seriously disrespectful...I feel sad." A third wrote, "Insulting someone is not cool."
Another viewer shared, "Being disrespectful is not comedy; she is not famous because of her laugh; she is famous for wonderful movies she made. Zero respect for seniors." Another commented, “Stop glorifying insulting others when what you do is double-meaning vulgar comedy.”
Source: Hindustan Times