The Comedy Show Meltdown: Where It All Began

The unexpected controversy occured when comedian Aashish Solanki, the host of the show 'Pretty Good Roast,' revealed that Ashneer Grover asked for his portion be removed from the episode after struggling with the jokes directed at him. The meltdown he had on and after the show, brought him to a realization that Global Warming is in fact real.

The spotlight soon fell on YouTuber Asish Solanki, the evening's headliner, known for his razor-sharp wit and unapologetic style. The stage was set for a roast, and the unsuspecting target was none other than Ashneer Grover, the toddler in an adult's body who is the controversial founder of BharatPe.

Solanki, in the roast that premiered just weeks ago on YouTube, said: "TV pe log talent dikhaane jaate hai yeh aaukat dikha kar aa gaya (People appear on TV to showcase their talent, but he revealed showed his status). Apni company se kaun nikala jata hai yaar (Who gets kicked out of their own company)?"

The winner of Comicstaan 3, humorously roasted Grover regarding his removal as managing director of BharatPe. A clip from the show, featuring Solanki's roast of Grover, went viral.

The show where Solanki has invited influential people and other comedians for a good roast. In the four episodes of the show released on YouTube, popular influencers like comedian Akash Gupta, Anubhav Singh Bassi, actor Huma Qureshi and YouTuber Gaurav Taneja were featured.

In a new post on X and Instagram, Solanki said the full episode was removed from YouTube as he did not have "money to fight a legal battle". Redditors are apparently planning to start a GoFundMe Page to fund a lawyer for the comedian.

From Roast to Revelation: Ashneer Grover's Environmental Epiphany

The aftermath of the comedy roast was nothing short of a spectacle, but it wasn’t the laughter that lingered. Instead, it was Ashneer Grover’s unexpected shift in perspective on global warming that caught everyone’s attention. Previously dismissive of climate change, Grover's intense experience at the roast seemed to have melted away his skepticism, leaving room for a newfound environmental consciousness. It was almost as if the heat of the roast had metaphorically thawed his icy stance on the issue.

In a twist of irony, Grover's immediate reaction was to channel his frustration into a scathing Google review on Asish Solanki's channel. What began as a petty act of retaliation quickly spiraled into a toddler type display of exaggerated criticisms and over-the-top complaints. "The jokes were colder than the polar ice caps I used to think were just fine, and the audience's laughter was as forced as the emissions regulations I once opposed," Grover ranted in his review. "Solanki’s performance was a disaster, and I felt like I was watching the planet burn in real-time."

The internet is questioning Ashneer Grover's 'dictatorial attitude' and asked why he agreed to the show if he didn't had the stomach to digest the roast. It is indeed a peak Doglapan.