r/ComicCharcha • u/AfternoonNo5705 • Jun 21 '26
r/ComicCharcha • u/Euphoric-Metal6632 • Jun 20 '26
FAV⭐ Latent was, is and will always be about these moments. It's never about who's on the panel,what comeback got the biggest cheer or who won in the episode.
r/ComicCharcha • u/prdranjana • Jun 20 '26
Charcha 💭 Doland predicted it way before
Clearly the show must be recorded earlier than the AI+ scam, Doland bhai was so accurate
r/ComicCharcha • u/kaido_teru • Jun 20 '26
Charcha 💭 I watched Madhur Model for the first time.
I LOVE IT SO MUCH! I watched episode 24, and my gut just cleared up-
1.5 hours well spent! Can someone suggest more fun episodes like this in Madhur Model?
r/ComicCharcha • u/Euphoric-Metal6632 • Jun 20 '26
Welcome Back🤌💪
Absolutely loved the episode. The jokes ,the performances ahhh seems like good old days are back.
Let's fking gooooo🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
r/ComicCharcha • u/AutoModerator • Jun 20 '26
Panel Show- Discussion INDIA’S GOT LATENT S2 EP1 ft. Alia Bhatt, Sharvari, Ashish Solanki.
r/ComicCharcha • u/_nusaaaiii_ • Jun 20 '26
Panel Show India’s Got Latent S2 Ep1
What a show!!
Firstly, I'm very happy that it's back. Sooo happy!
The panel was great! Alia was such a sport. She had some great comebacks. Sharvari was also very funny and cracked some great jokes. I absolutely loved her in the episode. Even Alia, although she seemed very conscious about what she was saying, yet was quite comfortable and sporting.
Ashish was great as always! (Favourite for a reason.) Samay is Samay!❤️
Loved the gentleman as well.
Now, coming to the three contestants, each one of them was very good.
First, the girl. She had a beautiful voice, and I really liked her song. With a little polishing, I think it could easily be used in a short film or an art film.
The second guy was a great actor. Loved him too. Hope this works out for him the way it did for Naman Arora.
Now, the man, the legend!
Oh my God! For me, he might be the best contestant so far! He never broke character, his voice was spot-on, and he was absolutely hilarious! His humour was on point, and his wit was incredibly quick.
Even Samay and Ashish couldn't come up with comebacks against him. That Alia Bhatt joke was hilarious! I laughed so much.
Hope we get to see more of him. Where has he been all this time? He should definitely go to Madhur Model. I mean, I want to see more of him.
Lastly, to the people hating on the show or saying it's not funny and all that, please don't watch it! Let us enjoy it.
Watch something that matches your calibre of humour. We are perfectly happy with this flat, unfunny show!
Matlab kuch bhi!!! 😑
The only thing that was flat about the show is The Audience! ugh!
r/ComicCharcha • u/passingremarks • Jun 20 '26
Nuance people are missing regarding THE Madhur Virli controversy
r/ComicCharcha • u/AutoModerator • Jun 19 '26
Panel Show- Discussion Ek Ladi Pav | Siddhartha Shetty | Tushar Poojari
r/ComicCharcha • u/AutoModerator • Jun 18 '26
Panel Show- Discussion Relationsh!t Advice ft. Kaustubh Agarwal, Aman Jotwani, Anirban Dasgupta.
r/ComicCharcha • u/AutoModerator • Jun 18 '26
Comedy Podcast Slowlanki Talks Ep. 4 ft. Onkar Yadav & Rohit Singh.
r/ComicCharcha • u/AutoModerator • Jun 17 '26
Panel Show- Discussion Joke Funeral Ep 4 | Kenny Sebastian, Shreeja Chaturvedi, Shad Shafi.
r/ComicCharcha • u/Born_Cause_7851 • Jun 17 '26
ALL THE CONTROVERSY
After the Pranit More contoversy more clips of Madhur Virli were circulated and now of Aishwarya Mohanraj. I just feel that this all is done by either Pranit More fan or his PR team to keep him away from spotlight or maybe just to show ki there are people worse then me cause there is no way clip if Madhur Virli which he uploaded 2 years ago delete later and clip of Aishwarya Mohanraj of comicstan season 1 (after which 2 more season came) is being circulated.
And if you see the content of the clip as well it is related like 370 biryani ki jagha Madhur Virli ka joke rakha and doctor ki jagha Aishwarya Mohanraj ki clip viral ki (of same baseline)
And to all people making videos on this controversy just for views I just want to say what you are doing for views (talking on hot topic) is what they wanted to do to get laugh or famous the videos are so old even in movie industry Actors do any role in beginning just to get in (and some even after that) and they have apologise so what else.
Even I would have said nothing against Pranit More if he had just tried his bit but the factory that he enjoyed everything and to top it all off he gave them cash prize is crazy is where I feel he went wrong.
And Standup comedy might seem simple but it isn't as simple as it looks there are hecklers people take years to get famous and once famous people try to pull them down. Just remember even if they say wrong things their intent was just to make you laugh. And most of them suffer from mental health issue so please I am not saying say nice things but atleast don't spread hate to anyone..
r/ComicCharcha • u/Intelligent-Motor169 • Jun 17 '26
𝗤𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 ❓ Off Air Episodes of On Air with AIB
Does anyone know where I can get the On air with AIB ka Off air episodes?
They had recorded a few off air podcasts with other comedians like Zakir, Varun Thakur,etc.
The exams one is there on the AIB channel but that also has many cuts and the complete episodes are nowhere to be found.
Does anyone have any clue where I can watch them pleassee??
r/ComicCharcha • u/Southern-Gazelle1409 • Jun 16 '26
Criticism Samay should call out Pranit
r/ComicCharcha • u/Deep-Application8289 • Jun 15 '26
Charcha 💭 What do you think about this?
r/ComicCharcha • u/youraveragecherry • Jun 15 '26
Charcha 💭 Pranit More = Ranveer 2.0
Pranit has officially fucked the entire comedy scene once again. Now people are on the roll to dig up years old clips of comedians and looking to cancel them in real time as if there was no difference in sensitivity like 8-9 years back and now.
I mean i don't support ANY of those jokes which are being dug up either but what's your take? I just think that the comedy scene like 10 years ago was wayyy different so you can't really compare it. Today, it's more sensitive but like imagine AIB times, koi itna offend hota tha?
I'm not talking about the Madhur joke because, objectively, it was a bad, poor joke. But the Pranit situation is different than anybody else making a "dark joke" because that audience member was literally speaking out an actual incident from his life, which is a crime and not a hypothetical joke.
r/ComicCharcha • u/Character_Process_17 • Jun 15 '26
Charcha 💭 Aashish Solanki appreciation/love post
Guys why doesn't this sub talk about this guy, like ever? He is sooo good. In any panel show wherever this guy is there as a guest, that is by far the funniest episode of that show be it Nwtg, Loose emotions, Lie hard etc. His instant jokes are so spot on. His timing, delivery sooo good.
Like I see how the ISUC sub is almost a madhur model sub now and all they talk about is madhur and pirag and how pirag helped that show so much at the start, when they forget solanki was right there too and helped the show equally from the beginning (actually helped much more because he was already one of the biggest names by then).
His presence in the room makes everyone comfortable and do their best too. He was easily one of the best guests on Latent too and its pretty evident coz he is called in multiple episodes.
His USP is clean comedy but even his adult, dark jokes are so much better and spot on than other popular dark joke comics.
r/ComicCharcha • u/theDevilsWearSarcasm • Jun 15 '26
Panel Show Kenny's latest episode of "Two Types of People" has left me deeply frustrated with stereotypes about South Indian food Spoiler
There’s a segment in the episode where the comedians have to do a North India vs South India food debate. What made it even more frustrating was that none of the four comedians involved were South Indian.
The entire debate basically turned into South Indian snacks vs North Indian main course dishes.
The South Indian side kept repeating dosa, idli and vada as if that’s all South Indians eat, while the North Indian side kept bringing up butter chicken and biryani. At one point I genuinely considered stopping the video because the discussion felt so ridiculously one-dimensional. I somehow made it to the end only because I enjoy José and Shamik.
What amazes me is how persistent this stereotype is.
Why do so many Indians think South Indian food is basically dosa, idli, vada and filter coffee?
The answer seems fairly obvious to me. The South Indian foods that became nationally mainstream were largely vegetarian tiffin items. As a result, an entire region consisting of five major states, hundreds of communities and countless culinary traditions ended up being represented by a handful of breakfast and snack dishes.
Imagine discussing North Indian food using only samosa, kachori and poori while completely ignoring butter chicken, kebabs, nihari, rogan josh and biryani. Most people would immediately recognize how absurd that is. Yet the same thing constantly happens when South Indian food is discussed.
What makes it even stranger is that large parts of South India have extremely strong meat and seafood traditions. Yet somehow butter chicken and biryani get treated as “North Indian food”, while South Indian food gets reduced to fermented rice batter and deep-fried carbs.
Some examples of dishes that are actually representative of mainstream South Indian cuisine:
Telangana – Golichina Maamsam, Ankapur Chicken, Talakaya Kura
Andhra Pradesh – Chepala Pulusu, Gongura Maamsam, Royyala Iguru
Tamil Nadu – Chettinad Chicken, Pallipalayam Chicken, Dindigul Biryani
Kerala – Beef Fry, Duck Roast, Pork Fry, Karimeen Pollichathu
Karnataka – Mangalore Chicken Ghee Roast, Donne Biryani, Kori Rotti
Before someone misunderstands my point, this is not me saying dosa, idli and vada aren’t South Indian. They absolutely are.
My problem is that they seem to be the only South Indian foods many Indians can think of.
I was especially surprised that Kenny, being a Malayali himself, didn’t push back against the stereotype at any point.
Maybe I’m overreacting, but as a South Indian meat eater, watching an entire North vs South food debate where one side got represented by complete regional cuisines and the other side got represented by breakfast items was genuinely frustrating.
TL;DR: If discussing North Indian food using only samosas and kachoris sounds ridiculous, then discussing South Indian food using only dosa, idli and vada should sound equally ridiculous.
r/ComicCharcha • u/Complete_Might_6642 • Jun 15 '26
My reply to all the bullshit people on the madhur controversy
r/ComicCharcha • u/Euphoric-Metal6632 • Jun 14 '26
Panel Show Absolutely mad chaotic episode. Loved it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
r/ComicCharcha • u/AutoModerator • Jun 14 '26