Purav Jha

Comedian purav jha reminisced about filming an unreleased episode of 'India’s Got Latent' with cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal, calling him fun, humble, and cool like a “school friend.” The episode, filled with laughter and backbencher vibes, remains shelved due to controversies involving Samay Raina and others. Jha expressed mixed feelings, as fans continue to request its release despite ongoing backlash.

Samay Raina's YouTube show, India’s Got Latent, faced controversy due to offensive comments from guests, leading to its removal and legal issues. An unreleased episode featuring Yuzvendra Chahal and purav jha remains in limbo. Jha described filming with Chahal as fun, but the show's future is uncertain amid the backlash and police complaints against participants.

Krafton India is celebrating the real-life wedding of gamers Tanupreet and Jaspreet within Battlegrounds Mobile India. The virtual event on BGMI's Instagram includes a Mehendi, Sangeet, and wedding ceremony, featuring celebrities like Tanmay Bhat and Neeraj Chopra, and designer Ritu Beri’s BGMI-inspired attire.

The entertainment world is buzzing with revelations and reflections! Om Puri's past affair confession before his wedding surfaces, while Rhea Chakraborty eyes a fresh start after receiving a clean chit. Abhijeet Bhattacharya voices his displeasure towards Shah Rukh Khan, and Deepika Padukone expresses her love for both Mumbai and Bengaluru, acknowledging their impact on her life.

KRAFTON India orchestrated 'India’s Biggest In-Game Wedding' within Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), celebrating Tanupreet and Jaspreet, a couple who met and fell in love through the game. The three-day virtual wedding featured Mehendi, Sangeet with Benny Dayal, and a Shaadi, alongside a 'Shaadi Duo' event encouraging player connections and rewards. The event highlights BGMI's role in fostering relationships beyond gameplay.

The India’s Got Latent controversy has been dominating headlines for weeks, with celebrities divided over the issue. While some have supported Samay Raina and Ranveer Allahbadia, others have called their statements offensive. Now, actor Ajaz Khan has shared his thoughts, alleging that the controversy was deliberately used to divert attention from more significant national issues.

Following the controversy surrounding India’s Got Latent and Ranveer Allahbadia’s comments, comedians like purav jha have created parody videos to criticize the situation humorously. These videos have gained traction online, with fans supporting the comedians and reacting to the situation's absurdity.

Bollywood actor Rhea Chakraborty, comedian Bharti Singh and her husband Harsh Limbachiyaa have received notices from Delhi Police regarding a Rs 500-crore app-based fraud involving HIBOX. Social media influencers allegedly lured investors with promises of high returns. The main accused, Sivaram, has been arrested.

Actor Rhea Chakraborty has been summoned by Delhi Police in connection with the Rs 500 crore HIBOX scam, which defrauded over 30,000 people. Other celebrities, including Bharti Singh and several YouTubers, are also under investigation. The accused attracted victims with promises of high returns, but the platform eventually collapsed, leading to numerous complaints.

Rhea Chakraborty is in the news due to her return to entertainment and a Delhi Police summons regarding a Rs 500 crore app scam. Alongside other celebrities, she was questioned about the HiBox app, which defrauded over 30,000 investors with false promises of high returns. The main accused has been arrested.

Delhi Police have apprehended J. Sivaram, a 30-year-old graduate from Chennai, for allegedly defrauding over 30,000 people through the HIBOX mobile application, promising high daily returns. Social media influencers who promoted the scam are now under investigation. Authorities recovered Rs 18 crore from seized bank accounts.

Big Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav and comedian Bharti Singh have been summoned by Delhi police over a Rs 500 crore app scam promoted by influencers. The HIBOX app, promising high returns, stopped payments in July and closed its Noida office. Authorities have arrested the main accused, seizing ₹18 crore from bank accounts.

Delhi police arrested a main accused from Chennai linked to the Rs 500 crore HiBox stock trading app scam, defrauding over 30,000 people. The app promised high returns but later withheld funds. Influencers like Elvish Yadav and Bharti Singh are also summoned for promoting the scam.