Pakistan's Talent Show Judge Makes Indian Economy Remark; Contestant Trolls On Prize Money
December 9, 2024
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as posted by the channelPakistan's talent show takes unexpected turn. Contestant trolls judges over prize money. The show takes inspiration from Indian comedian Samay Raina's 'India's Got Latent', claims the participant. In a viral clip, the contestant talks about prize money which judges quickly dismiss. The participant goes on to roast the judges with an unexpected comment. 'If you’re copying Samay, then why not copy the prize money too?' he asks. This prompts the judge to draw comparison between india and pakistan's economies. The judge's remark however met with criticism from the people of Pakistan. The viral clip received many comments from netizens of neighbouring nations. Watch-
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