Ranveer Allahbadia First Video After Controversy Says Podcast ‘Rebirth’ Promises Responsible Content

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Ranveer Allahbadia First Video After Controversy Says ‘Rebirth’ Promises Responsible Content

YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia, known for his popular podcast BeerBiceps, announced the return of The Ranveer Show on Sunday, marking a “rebirth” following the backlash over his controversial remarks on India’s Got Latent. In his first post and video since the uproar, he apologized to fans and vowed to create content with greater responsibility, seeking “one more chance” to rebuild trust.

Allahbadia’s latest YouTube video and Instagram post signal his comeback after a tumultuous phase sparked by his appearance on Samay Raina’s show in January. Addressing his audience, he expressed gratitude to supporters and promised a renewed focus on quality content that reflects India’s history and culture.

“We will actually change the country through our content and our work,” he said, outlining his vision for the podcast’s restart.

In the video, Allahbadia thanked his fans, family, and team for their unwavering support. “Not a single person in the team resigned through this whole phase,” he noted, highlighting the loyalty he received during the controversy. He also acknowledged messages from actors, cricketers, bureaucrats, and business professionals who had previously appeared on his show.

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The YouTuber emphasized the emotional toll of the ordeal, crediting meditation and prayer for helping him cope with his mental health struggles.

Reflecting on his mistake, Allahbadia apologized to his audience, particularly younger viewers and those who see him as a family figure. “So many people consider me a son, so many people consider me a brother, mainly sorry to all of them,” he said. “I will create content with more responsibility.”

He stressed his commitment to ensuring his podcast remains suitable for all ages moving forward, aligning with recent Supreme Court guidelines.

The controversy erupted when Allahbadia, on India’s Got Latent, asked a contestant, “Would you rather watch your parents have sex every day for the rest of your life or join in once and stop it forever?” The remark drew widespread criticism, leading to multiple FIRs against him, Raina, and other panelists.

Allahbadia later apologized, stating, “My comment wasn’t just inappropriate, it wasn’t even funny.” The Supreme Court lifted a ban on his podcast on March 3, mandating adherence to decency standards.

Announcing the podcast’s “restarting phase,” Allahbadia appealed to his audience for forgiveness. “Please make space for me in your heart. Give me one more chance,” he urged, emphasizing his passion for content creation and podcasting as a medium to explore India’s heritage.

He framed the episode as a learning experience, saying, “I consider this phase as a gift from God. Now I am just going to let my work speak.”

With The Ranveer Show set to resume, attention now turns to how Allahbadia will deliver on his promise of responsible, high-quality content. The Supreme Court’s guidelines will shape his future episodes, ensuring they meet moral and decency benchmarks. Fans and critics alike await his next move as he seeks to reclaim his standing in the digital space.

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