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Investigation on vulgar charity show
By: Tupaki Desk | 2 Feb 2015 5:26 PM GMT
The AIB Knockout is most talked about event in recent times.The show was organized to collect funds for various charity homes. But the show was totally filled with filth words and adolescent comedy.
Bollywood ace filmmaker Karan Johar was host for the show that got exceptional response from all the corners. Bollywood stars Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor were the main participants in the show and they sportingly took toilet humour, sarcasm, funny jokes in front of a live audience. The show was filthy and dirty, but everybody enjoyed it to core.
Now the show is facing the legal problems due to the indecent content. A case has been filed against the show organizers and participants for using filthy and abusive language on the show.Maharashtra's Minister for Cultural Affairs Vinod Tawde slams the organizers and termed the vulgarity of the show as a crime.
"We will register an FIR against them.Such vulgarity is a crime and based on facts which will emerge, the government will file a case against them," the minister said .Till now Rs. 40 lakhs were raised at the event would go to charity.
Bollywood ace filmmaker Karan Johar was host for the show that got exceptional response from all the corners. Bollywood stars Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor were the main participants in the show and they sportingly took toilet humour, sarcasm, funny jokes in front of a live audience. The show was filthy and dirty, but everybody enjoyed it to core.
Now the show is facing the legal problems due to the indecent content. A case has been filed against the show organizers and participants for using filthy and abusive language on the show.Maharashtra's Minister for Cultural Affairs Vinod Tawde slams the organizers and termed the vulgarity of the show as a crime.
"We will register an FIR against them.Such vulgarity is a crime and based on facts which will emerge, the government will file a case against them," the minister said .Till now Rs. 40 lakhs were raised at the event would go to charity.
