'Kunal Kamra Sunta Sabki, Karta Congress Ki': Comedian Roasted Over Shinde Parody Row

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20-05-2025

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Comedian Kunal Kamra was roasted on the 'BroCode Roast' show, with jokes targeting his political activism and support for Kanhaiya Kumar.
Months after Kunal Kamra's stand-up show triggered a massive controversy, the comedian became the subject of a roast on another stand-up comedian's show.
In a video going viral on social media, Kamra, in an episode of the 'BroCode Roast' show, could be sitting at the side of a stage.
The comedian first pokes fun at Kamra over campaigning for Congress's Kanhaiya Kumar, then roasts him over his recent ' gaddar ' remark directed at Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.
As the comedian begins his roast, the comedian could be seen smiling and applauding.
Humourously referring to Kamra as a 'contractor", the comedian says, 'Kamra travelled to Bihar to support Kanhaiya Kumar, which left the CPI(M) in splits, as they had not seen a fat person in their party before."
'They could not process that the 'contractor' had come along with labourers," the comedian cracked in Hindi.
' Kamra sunta sab ki hai, karta Congress ki," (Kamra listens to everyone, but does only what the Congress says), he said.
Moving on to Kamra's recent controversy, the comedian said, 'Kamra has been doing political comedy for long, but no one has so far converted with the impact."
'Even the sleeper cells are more active than that," he said in Hindi.
The comedian also referred to the controversy surrounding 'India's Got Latent', wherein comments by Ranveer Allahabadia and Samay Raina landed them under scrutiny.
'Kamra overlooks Kashmiri Pandits," the comedian said, referring to Raina, who hails from Jammu and belongs to a Kashmiri Pandit family.
Other comedians, including Ashish Solanki, could also be seen sitting among the panel and audience.
For the unversed, Kamra, in 2019 and 2024, contributed to the crowdfunding drive launched by Kanhaiya Kumar, who was then a Congress candidate from northeast Delhi, against the Bharatiya Janata Party's Manoj Tiwari.
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