Orry and Samay Raina trade savage jabs on India’s Got Latent


Daijiworld Media Network - Mumbai

Mumbai, Aug 29: The latest episode of India's Got Latent Season 2 has sparked attention with a series of witty exchanges and sharp comebacks involving Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry, host Samay Raina and judge Sharon Verma.

The episode features Orry, Archana Puran Singh, Nishant Suri and Sharon Verma on the panel, with much of the spotlight falling on the banter between Orry and Raina.

During the episode, Orry joked that he had travelled all the way from London to participate in the show and, for the first time, found himself on a panel where he did not know anyone other than himself.

Raina responded with a series of jokes aimed at Orry and recalled his earlier statement in an interview that he wanted to become a household name.

Orry then responded with a warning about his connections, telling Raina to "stay within your limits" in a tongue-in-cheek exchange. Raina continued the joke by asking where Orry would send him, leading to another round of humour involving an animal conservation project in Gujarat.

Judge Sharon Verma also drew attention during the episode with her sharp one-liners and quick responses, adding to the show's trademark irreverent humour.

The episode concluded with a promo for the next instalment, which will feature Rakhi Sawant.

In the promo, Raina says that he initially tried to keep the show's early episodes relatively safe but felt audiences believed that "woh baat nahi rahi", prompting him to bring Sawant on the show.

The latest episode of India's Got Latent Season 2 is streaming on Netflix and YouTube.

 

 

  

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