Comedian actor Mallika Dua he took Instagram to share a harsh note, a recent series of controversies to call the headlines. From comedian Pranit More and Himanshu Jangra to the 22-year-old from Gurugram behind the ‘Rs 370 biryani’ biryani note and a KEM doctor who faced backlash for making an inappropriate comment about the private parts of a male corpse, Dua had something to say about them all. In his post, he made it clear that his criticism of these people was justified, given the viral culture of the internet and the growing trend of crowd-work comedy.
Mallika Dua’s Instagram post: ‘Gaaliyaan rukni nahin chahiye’
Taking to Instagram, Mallika wrote, “Gaaliyaan rukni nahin chahiye, but let’s be clear: Woh l*du, comedian/comic/artist nahin hai. Us Jh**tu keede ke saath koi ladki date pe nahin gayi thi; let’s be honest. Yeh the roz 5 baar auto ke lite reject. It’s a dirty piece of dirt even in a C-level made-up story. Uss jh**tu ki jeb mein 370 kya 30 rupay bhi nahin hain. Vasooli vaale uske peeche lage rehte hain, I am sure. They didn’t fire you because of your anger. He was a below average keeda at work as well and was negligible. He certainly didn’t write that story in English.”
Mallika Dua has cast a female doctor and a crowd work comedy
The actor did not hold back when it came to the female doctor, calling her a “badtameez” and questioned whether she ever possessed the basic humanity required by the medical profession. He then turned his attention to crowd-work comedy, dismissing it as something unworthy of being called an art form. He believes that many Indian male comedians rely on the internet as a shortcut to gaining attention, using it to hide their lack of real talent. He ended his post on a bitter note, stating that despite repeated controversies, society continues to reward such people with fame and money.
Maharashtra The cyber crime police have registered an FIR against Pranit More
On Thursday, the Maharashtra Cyber Crime Police took action in the matter, registering an FIR against comedian Pranit More and several others in connection with objectionable content being circulated on social media.
