Singer Kailash Kher reacts to Samay Raina’s India’s Got Latent amid Kashmiri-Bihari joke controversy
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Singer Kailash Kher has reacted to the criticism surrounding jokes involving Bihar and Kashmir on the stand-up comedy show India`s Got Latent, calling for greater awareness and civility in public discourse
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Singer Kailash Kher has called for greater awareness and civility in public discourse, urging people to remain “chaitanye” (alert) and “tameez” (polite) amid criticism surroundingjokes involving Bihar and Kashmiron the stand-up comedy show India’s Got Latent.
Speaking to ANI, Kher was asked about comedians making fun of statements associated with Kashmiri Pandits and Biharis and about the broader debate around stand-up comedy on social media.
“Look, if I’ll tell you in terms of music, then music is not just a tune its something that can also make you laugh, its also a form of discipline. So, you should stay in music,” Kher said.
“If your music tune is not correct, then you may end in making fun of someone,” he added. Kher then stressed the importance of conduct and politeness.
“To islie manushye ko chaitanye me rehna chahie, tameez me rehna chahie… or apni apni tameez se sb baat krein, to sbko itna to pta hi hai kaise jeena hai, kese hasna hai or kese hsaana hai, kese kisi ka dil jeetna hai…” he said. (translation: So, a person should be alert, should be polite, and should talk to everyone politely. Everyone knows how to live, how to laugh, how to win the hearts of people.)
He also reflected on his own journey to fame, saying he had always tried to conduct himself politely. “I have always been polite,” he said, while acknowledging that popularity can bring criticism, envy and hostility.
“There will be critics, there will be haters, there will be jealous people. Then you will realise that you have come so far,” Kher said.
Kailash Kher‘s remarks came amid criticism of an exchange between comedian Samay Raina and comedian Sharon Verma during Season 2 of ‘India’s Got Latent’, which has attracted political attention over jokes involving Bihar and Kashmir.
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