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Days after comedian Munawar Faruqui's show was cancelled in Delhi, stand-up comic Kunal Kamra's event has reportedly been cancelled in neighbouring Gurugram.
Studio Xo Bar, the club which was supposed to host Kamra's show, cancelled it after alleged threats of protest from some right-wing organisations, as per reports.
On 9 September 2022, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and the Bajrang Dal wrote to police seeking scrapping of the comedy shows on 17 and 18 September. The VHP claimed that Kamra mocks Hindu gods and goddesses which can lead to communal tension in Gurugram.
Reacting to the cancellation news, Kunal Kamra posted a sarcastic tweet saying, "He makes fun of our culture we claim. He makes fun of our deities we think. We have no evidence but his show disrupts our peace. 12 of us don&rsquo;t want the show to happen &amp; 500 have got tickets to watch it. So what should the authorities do? (UPSC question 10 marks)."

Comedian Kunal Kamra's Gurugram show cancelled as VHP, Bajrang Dal call him 'anti-Hindu', write to police

Studio Xo Bar, the club which was supposed to host Kamra's show, cancelled it after alleged threats of protest from some right-wing organisations, as per reports.

Days after comedian Munawar Faruqui's show was cancelled in Delhi, stand-up comic Kunal Kamra's event has reportedly been cancelled in neighbouring Gurugram.
Studio Xo Bar, the club which was supposed to host Kamra's show, cancelled it after alleged threats of protest from some right-wing organisations, as per reports.
On 9 September 2022, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and the Bajrang Dal wrote to police seeking scrapping of the comedy shows on 17 and 18 September. The VHP claimed that Kamra mocks Hindu gods and goddesses which can lead to communal tension in Gurugram.
Reacting to the cancellation news, Kunal Kamra posted a sarcastic tweet saying, "He makes fun of our culture we claim. He makes fun of our deities we think. We have no evidence but his show disrupts our peace. 12 of us don&rsquo;t want the show to happen &amp; 500 have got tickets to watch it. So what should the authorities do? (UPSC question 10 marks)."

In fresh trouble for comedian Munawar Faruqui, the right-wing group Vishwa Hindu Parishad has sought cancellation of his upcoming show in Delhi. VHP and Bajrang Dal reportedly wrote to Delhi Police threatening a protest if Faruqui's show on 28 August 2022 is not cancelled.
Recently, Faruqui's stand-up event in Karnataka's Bengaluru slated for 19 August was cancelled. While Bengaluru police denied permission for the show, the comedian cited health reasons. However, his show in Telangana's Hyderabad caused a controversy, but evaded cancellation.
Right-wing groups have accused Faruqui of insulting and mocking Hindu gods and goddesses. Faruqui earlier spent a month in jail after a performance in Madhya Pradesh's Indore.

Munawar Faruqui in fresh trouble: after Hyderabad tension, VHP wants Delhi show cancelled

Recently, Munawar Faruqui's stand-up event in Karnataka's Bengaluru, slated for 19 August, was cancelled.

In fresh trouble for comedian Munawar Faruqui, the right-wing group Vishwa Hindu Parishad has sought cancellation of his upcoming show in Delhi. VHP and Bajrang Dal reportedly wrote to Delhi Police threatening a protest if Faruqui's show on 28 August 2022 is not cancelled.
Recently, Faruqui's stand-up event in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/independence-day-2022-violent-clashes-over-savarkar-tipu-sultan-posters-in-karnataka-s-shivamogga-1660579361331">Karnataka</a>'s Bengaluru slated for 19 August was cancelled. While Bengaluru police denied permission for the show, the comedian cited health reasons. However, his show in Telangana's <a href="https://www.editorji.com/partner/news-minute/home-minister-amit-shah-meets-junior-ntr-ramoji-rao-in-hyderabad-1661167116789">Hyderabad</a> caused a controversy, but evaded cancellation.
Right-wing groups have accused Faruqui of insulting and mocking Hindu gods and goddesses. Faruqui earlier spent a month in jail after a performance in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/madhya-pradesh-family-receives-3-419-crore-electricity-bill-1658900162153">Madhya Pradesh</a>'s Indore.
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In an incident that reminded many of the Will Smith-Chris Rock saga, American comedian Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage.
Veteran stand-up comic Chappelle was performing at an event called Netflix Is A Joke in Los Angeles on May 3, when the incident occurred.
ALSO WATCH | Actor Will Smith hits Chris Rock at Oscars 2022, leaves audience speechless
A man reportedly rushed on stage and tackled Chappelle when he was concluding his act. Chappelle was thrown to the floor, even as security rushed to the stage and apprehended the assailant.
Some unverified videos on social media purportedly showed the attacker with a dislocated arm.
In a funny twist, it was Chris Rock himself who came on stage later. Chris Rock jokingly asked, "Was that Will Smith?" - a reference to the infamous slap he suffered at this year's Oscar awards ceremony.
Will Smith had slapped Chris Rock for cracking a joke on his wife Jada Pinkett Smith who suffers from alopecia.

Attack on stage: comedian Dave Chappelle tackled; 'Will Smith?' asks Chris Rock

Attack on stage: comedian Dave Chappelle tackled; Chris Rock cracks Will Smith joke

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In an incident that reminded many of the Will Smith-Chris Rock slap saga at the Oscars, American comedian Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage in LA.

In an incident that reminded many of the Will Smith-Chris Rock saga, American comedian Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage.
Veteran stand-up comic Chappelle was performing at an event called Netflix Is A Joke in Los Angeles on May 3, when the incident occurred.
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/hollywood/actor-will-smith-hits-chris-rock-at-oscars-2022-leaves-audience-speechless-1648452961083" target="_blank">Actor Will Smith hits Chris Rock at Oscars 2022, leaves audience speechless</a>
A man reportedly rushed on stage and tackled Chappelle when he was concluding his act. Chappelle was thrown to the floor, even as security rushed to the stage and apprehended the assailant.
Some unverified videos on social media purportedly showed the attacker with a dislocated arm.
In a funny twist, it was Chris Rock himself who came on stage later. Chris Rock jokingly asked, "Was that Will Smith?" - a reference to the infamous slap he suffered at this year's Oscar awards ceremony.
Will Smith had slapped Chris Rock for cracking a joke on his wife Jada Pinkett Smith who suffers from alopecia.

A top Netflix executive has said Dave Chappelle's special 'The Closer' doesn't cross 'the line on hate' and will remain on the streaming platform, despite fallout over the comedian's remarks about the transgender community.
Fans say Dave&nbsp;Chappelle&rsquo;s latest special on Netflix, 'The Closer',&nbsp;included a series of transphobic jokes.&nbsp;On the special, Chappelle declared himself "Team TERF," which is typically applied to individuals who are openly opposed to transgender inclusion.
"Gender is a fact," Chappelle says in the special. "Every human being in this room, every human being on earth, had to pass through the legs of a woman to be on earth," he added, before going on to compare transgender women to 'Beyond Meat'.
None of this went&nbsp;down well with the&nbsp;public, including the employees at Netflix. Several employees tweeted about how unacceptable this was.&nbsp;
In an internal memo,&nbsp;Netflix co-CEO Ted&nbsp;Sarandos reportedly acknowledged the discontent from employees.&nbsp;His&nbsp;memo "offered guidance on how managers should handle upset employees and angry talent speaking out against Chapelle."&nbsp;
However, Netflix&nbsp;won't be taking the comedian's show down,&nbsp;and will remain on the streaming service despite fallout over the comedian's remarks.&nbsp;

Netflix won't be removing comedian Dave Chappelle's special, over his trans remarks

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos is defending Dave Chapelle’s latest stand-up special “The Closer” amid internal pushback from employees at Netflix, over transphobic comments by the comedian.



// Netflix&nbsp;won't be taking down Dave Chapelle's&nbsp;comedy special&nbsp;
// Massive fallout over comic's remarks on the trans community
A top Netflix executive has said Dave Chappelle's special 'The Closer' doesn't cross 'the line on hate' and will remain on the streaming platform, despite fallout over the comedian's remarks about the transgender community.
//&nbsp;Dave&nbsp;Chappelle&rsquo;s latest special has a series of transphobic&nbsp;jokes
Fans say Dave&nbsp;Chappelle&rsquo;s latest special on Netflix, 'The Closer',&nbsp;included a series of transphobic jokes.&nbsp;
// Chapelle&nbsp;called himself 'Team TERF', which fans are not liking
On the special, Chappelle declared himself "Team TERF," which is typically applied to individuals who are openly opposed to transgender inclusion.
((USE THIS AS A BREATHE:&nbsp;"Gender is a fact," "Every human being in this room, every human being on earth, had to pass through the legs of a woman to be on earth," ))
//&nbsp;Several Netflix employees tweeted about how unacceptable it was
None of this went&nbsp;down well with the&nbsp;public, including the employees at Netflix. Several employees tweeted about how unacceptable this was.&nbsp;
// Netflix&nbsp;CEO&nbsp;in an internal memo&nbsp;acknowledged the discontent
In an internal memo,&nbsp;Netflix co-CEO Ted&nbsp;Sarandos reportedly acknowledged the discontent from employees.&nbsp;His&nbsp;memo "offered guidance on how managers should handle upset employees and angry talent speaking out against Chapelle."&nbsp;
// But Netflix&nbsp;feels the show 'doesn't cross 'the line on hate'
However, Netflix&nbsp;won't be taking the comedian's show down,&nbsp;and will remain on the streaming service despite fallout over the comedian's remarks.&nbsp;

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A top Netflix executive has said Dave Chappelle's special 'The Closer' doesn't cross 'the line on hate' and will remain on the streaming platform, despite fallout over the comedian's remarks about the transgender community.
Fans say Dave&nbsp;Chappelle&rsquo;s latest special on Netflix, 'The Closer',&nbsp;included a series of transphobic jokes.&nbsp;On the special, Chappelle declared himself "Team TERF," which is typically applied to individuals who are openly opposed to transgender inclusion.
"Gender is a fact," Chappelle says in the special. "Every human being in this room, every human being on earth, had to pass through the legs of a woman to be on earth," he added, before going on to compare transgender women to 'Beyond Meat'.
None of this went&nbsp;down well with the&nbsp;public, including the employees at Netflix. Several employees tweeted about how unacceptable this was.&nbsp;
In an internal memo,&nbsp;Netflix co-CEO Ted&nbsp;Sarandos reportedly acknowledged the discontent from employees.&nbsp;His&nbsp;memo "offered guidance on how managers should handle upset employees and angry talent speaking out against Chapelle."&nbsp;
However, Netflix&nbsp;won't be taking the comedian's show down,&nbsp;and will remain on the streaming service despite fallout over the comedian's remarks.&nbsp;

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