After Ranveer Allahbadia, Comedian Swati Sachdeva Under Fire For Inappropriate ‘Parent’ Joke

Comedian Swati Sachdeva has recently sparked a bit of controversy after cracking a joke about her mother during one of her stand-up shows. This incident follows a similar controversy involving YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia, also known as BeerBiceps, who had made controversial remarks about parents and sex on an episode of India’s Got Latent. While Allahbadia’s comments led to a major backlash, Sachdeva’s joke about her mom discovering a vibrator in their house has stirred up its own share of reactions online.

The controversial moment occurred during Sachdeva’s Family First stand-up comedy gig, where she shared a funny anecdote about her mother’s reaction to the unexpected find. Though her intention was clearly to entertain, the topic quickly grabbed the attention of social media, sparking both laughter and criticism in equal measure. The video made the rounds on platforms, with some finding it hilarious, while others questioned the appropriateness of such a joke.

This is not the first time a comedian’s comments about family dynamics and sensitive topics like sex have ignited debates. Just like Ranveer Allahbadia’s infamous question on India’s Got Latent, which asked a contestant if they would rather watch their parents have sex every day for the rest of their life or join in once to stop it forever, Sachdeva’s joke has reignited discussions about the limits of comedy. Allahbadia faced legal complaints and a public outcry, and now, Sachdeva finds herself in a similar position, with people questioning the fine line between humor and insensitivity.

On the other hand, Sachdeva’s supporters have stood by her, defending the idea that comedy shouldn’t always be taken too seriously. One supporter mentioned, “Comedy shouldn’t be taken in any perspective. It’s just simple laughter, and you move on.” Another pointed out, “Her comedy is her comedy. If you like it, laugh. If not, don’t watch. Simple.” This sentiment reflects a growing attitude that comedy, like any form of art, often pushes boundaries, and if people are offended, they always have the choice not to engage.

Despite the ongoing debate, it remains to be seen whether any legal actions will be taken against Sachdeva, as they were against Allahbadia. This situation brings up larger questions about what’s acceptable in comedy, the responsibility that creators have, and whether certain topics, especially those involving families and sexual matters, should be off-limits.

“Mummy pakka mera vibrator udhaar maangne vaali hain”

Samay Raina & Ranveer Allahabadia par to kaafi kaaryavaahi ho gayi. Inke upar bhi hogi kya ?pic.twitter.com/lbkWk0OXg2— Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj (@DeepikaBhardwaj) March 28, 2025

For now, Sachdeva’s Family First performance is available on her YouTube channel, and it will be interesting to see how this controversy develops in the coming weeks.

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