‘Netflix ka set tutega ab’: Internet reacts as Samay Raina confirms Alia Bhatt, Sharvari will be on India's Got Latent 2

ALmost a month agone, a photo of Alpha actors Alia Bhatt and Sharvari on the go down of Samay Raina's India's Got Latent went viral. This led to venture that the comic power be opening the second season of his show with Alia and Sharvari as guests, and now that speculation has been confirmed by Samay himself.Samay confirms Alia, Sharvari's appearance on LatentThe comedian took to Instagram to share the YouTube link of the first episode of India's Got Latent Season 2, with Alia and Sharvari's photo featured on the video's thumbnail image. The image shows Alia and Sharvari laughing, with Alia wearing a cap that has "Alpha" written on it. Along with the two stars, Samay, comedian Ashish Solanki, and Balraj Ghai also feature in the photo.Along with sharing the link, Samay tagged Alia and Sharvari and wrote the caption, "Are we ready to start the show?" Fans reactFans have been hailing Samay for his comeback. A comment read, "Bro got banned, deleted the whole season, and came back with a Netflix deal. Absolute peak internet culture 📈"🍋🌶️." One more comment read, "The greatest comeback in the history of Indian digital content. Period. 🐐"Some also went on to predict the jokes that Samay will make in front of Alia. A comment read, "Alia ke saamne Dhurandhar joke to pakka hoga isme (He will definately make a Dhurandhar joke in front of Alia)."Many, however, joked about how Netflix's set might be trashed. A fan wrote, "Netflix ka set tutega ab 🥀😂." Another comment read, "One episode in and lawyers are taking attendance 📝💀" while another fan joked, "F.I.R.s are loading 😂" Other comments were also on the same lines, with one reading, "After every Samay joke, one person laughs, one person gasps, and one lawyer updates their contact details."India's Got Latent to premiere on Netflix and YouTubeSamay's show will premiere on both Netflix and YouTube on Saturday evening. While the Netflix version of the show will be ad-free, the YouTube version will be interrupted by commercials.Season 1 of the show, which was streaming on YouTube, sparked massive backlash over guest Ranveer Allahbadia's remarks in one episode. The incident triggered widespread criticism, resulting in multiple FIRs and legal challenges. The venue, The Habitat, where the show was shot, was also vandalised. Following the controversy, Samay had to take down all episodes of the show from YouTube. Later, Samay announced the second season of India's Got Latent during his comedy special, Still Alive.