Manas Shah Criticizes Offensive Humor Following Ranveer Allahbadia Controversy
Actor Manas Shah, known for Yeh Hai Chahatein and Tulsi – Hamari Badi Sayani, has voiced concerns about the rise of vulgar humor in entertainment. His remarks come after YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia sparked backlash for asking an inappropriate question on India’s Got Latent, raising questions about the type of content being promoted.
Cultural Values in Comedy
Shah, who values tradition and dignity, expressed disappointment with today’s humor, avoiding shows that use vulgar language for laughs. “Such content affects my mindset, shifting it from optimistic to pessimistic,” he shared.
Modernity Shouldn’t Mean Vulgarity
Shah believes modernity shouldn’t compromise decency. “Using abusive language in comedy is a shortcut, not creativity,” he said.
Concerns About Offensive Humor
He expressed concern about offensive humor, especially among young viewers. “It’s worrying how people find crossing boundaries to seem ‘cool’ funny,” he added.
Advocating Clean Comedy
Shah advocates for clean comedy, emphasizing that real talent shines through respectful humor. “True comedy doesn’t rely on offensive language,” he stated.
Rejecting Insult-Based Humor
He strongly opposes insult-based humor, stating, “Roasting others for laughs should never be considered comedy.”
Urging Reflection on Entertainment
Shah urges viewers to reconsider the kind of entertainment they consume, asking, “Would we accept similar comments about our loved ones?”
Decency in Entertainment
While supporting modern content, Shah stresses the importance of decency. “Insulting others for humor isn’t real comedy,” he concluded.
Shah’s call for cleaner, respectful comedy resonates with many, urging the industry to focus on dignity and creativity in entertainment.
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