'Samay Raina Ka Encounter Karo': Ajaz Khan Slams Comedian After Contestant Claims He Received Only ₹35,000 Prize Money, Calls Latent 'Scripted' - VIDEO
Former Bigg Boss contestant Ajaz Khan criticised stand-up comedian and YouTuber Samay Raina after meeting a contestant who allegedly performed on his show Indian's Got Latent but claimed that his act was never featured in an episode. On Thursday (September 24), Ajaz shared a video on Instagram featuring Rajesh Mishra from Prayagraj, who alleged that he performed for around 40 minutes on Samay's…
Former Bigg Boss contestant Ajaz Khan has harshly criticized stand-up comedian and YouTuber Samay Raina following a complaint from a contestant who claims to have appeared on Samay's show "Indian Got Talent," but his performance was never featured in any episode. In a video posted on Instagram on September 24, Ajaz shared the account of Rajesh Mishra, a contestant from Prayagraj.
Rajesh alleged that he performed for around 40 minutes on the show, specifically a rap, but his act was not shown in any episode. He further claimed that even though he received prize money, he was not declared the winner. Ajaz and Rajesh accused the show of being unfair to contestants, suggesting that winners typically receive Rs 1 lakh, but contestants are only given around Rs 35,000.
They also alleged that if there are multiple winners, the prize amount is divided among them. Ajaz expressed his disappointment, stating that Samay is unfairly benefiting from the talent of contestants and that the show appears scripted. He questioned why Rajesh's performance was not included in any episode despite receiving prize money, asking, "Why wasn't Rajesh's performance shown in an episode after he received prize money?"
He urged the RSS and other Hindu organizations to support Rajesh and called for an independent investigation into the allegations. Samay Raina and the show's team have not yet commented on the accusations.
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