Mumbai Police reaches Ranveer Allahbadia's home to probe latest controversy

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Allahbadia also said that comedy was not his forte, expressing regret over his lapse in judgment."My comment wasn't just inappropriate, it wasn't even funny.

According to Mumbai Police sources, the complaint is in response to the inappropriate language used on the show, which was deemed offensive by several viewers.

After the 'India's Got Latent' controversy, Ashish Chanchlani's lawyer Apurva also arrived at the Khar Police Station in Mumbai.