Stand-up comedian Samay Raina has once again proved that no one is immune to his dark humor, not even a superstar like him. Badshah in his private jet. In a viral video shared by the comedian, Samay delves into the rapper’s choice of plane, referencing the tragic history of aviation, with a point that left Badshah speechless.
What happened to Badshah’s private jet?
In a video shared by Samay Raina on May 1, the comedian is seen boarding Badshah’s private jet on his way to Thailand. Instead of being surprised, Samay immediately fired back, referring to the small plane as a “remote control” flight and asking the pilots to question its safety.
“Yeh kaisi flight hai bhai?” said Samay Raina to Badshah upon seeing the private jet. He then quickly stepped up with a dark punchline that left Badshah doubled over with laughter. He said, “Mere saare favorite artists aise hi mar gaye hain.” ((What flight is this? All my favorite artists died like this)Badshah, to his credit, played it perfectly, with one of his quips: “Isi din ke liye maine kuch gande gaane bhi banaye the.” (I made some bad songs for such a day.)
Samay Raina ‘Tateeree’ has brought controversy
The roast didn’t stop there. Samay Raina also brought up Badshah’s ‘Tateeree’ controversy – the song which sparked a nationwide backlash over vulgar lyrics, offensive language allegedly featuring girls in school uniforms and led to the video being deleted.Staying true to his unapologetic style, Raina challenged Badshah on his public apology and said, “Aap ko toh darr hi nahi lagta hai bhai. Toh maafi kyu maangi?” (You don’t sound afraid, so why apologize?)The clip quickly went viral on social media, with fans praising the two’s natural chemistry and fearless banter.
More about Samay Raina
On ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’, Samay Raina appears with Ranveer Allahbadia (BeerBiceps), who faced massive backlash and multiple FIRs after a controversial question about the sex life of a contestant’s parents on ‘India’s Got Latent’. The episode will be released on Netflix on May 2.
