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The Bombay High Court on Tuesday declined to grant any interim relief to Bollywood actors Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor over an FIR filed against them and other film personalities for using "obscene" and "abusive" language during a comedy event 'AIB Knockout' in 2015.

Bollywood director Karan Johar has been summoned by city police to record his statement for allegedly passing obscene comments at the controversial AIB Knockout roast comedy show held in December 2014, police said today.

The video begins with AIB's Tanmay Bhat welcoming viewers to their "bungalow number pachchees," where they work and "read your hateful tweets."

Stand-up comedy group AIB has cancelled its upcoming live tour owing to the controversy generated around its show 'AIB Knockout' last month.

The participants, organisers and even audience members of the AIB Knockout show have been booked for criminal conspiracy - a serious criminal charge and a non-bailable offence.

Mumbai Police today registered an FIR or police case against 14 persons, including Bollywood personalities Karan Johar, Deepika Padukone and Alia Bhat, organisers and participants of the controversial 'AIB Knockout' show, a day after a city court ordered such an action.

A court in Mumbai has ordered an FIR or police complaint against the comedy group AIB and filmmaker Karan Johar for an expletive-laced "roast" of two actors that was uploaded on YouTube.

Bollywood stars Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh, Sonakshi Sinha, Arjun Kapoor and director Karan Johar have been named in a new police case in Pune that accuses them and comedy collective AIB of obscene behaviour in a public place. YouTube is named for distributing the offensive content according to the First Information Report or FIR filed by a co...

AIB, the comedy group that has been engulfed with a controversy over a roast that it filmed in Mumbai and uploaded on YouTube, has explained why it decided to remove the nearly 90-minute-long video that tore down actors Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor. Here are 10 highlights from the AIB statement, packed with wit and a craftily-stated call to atten...

Celebrities, who were 'roasted' on AIB knockout, have responded on Twitter after criticism from certain quarters of the language and content employed in the show

For many watching India's first roast ever, it was plenty offensive

Arjun and Ranveer returned fire insult for insult, each calculated to hit where it hurts most

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday declined to grant any interim relief to Bollywood actors Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor over an FIR filed against them and other film personalities for using "obscene" and "abusive" language during a comedy event 'AIB Knockout' in 2015.

Bollywood director Karan Johar has been summoned by city police to record his statement for allegedly passing obscene comments at the controversial AIB Knockout roast comedy show held in December 2014, police said today.

The video begins with AIB's Tanmay Bhat welcoming viewers to their "bungalow number pachchees," where they work and "read your hateful tweets."

Stand-up comedy group AIB has cancelled its upcoming live tour owing to the controversy generated around its show 'AIB Knockout' last month.

The participants, organisers and even audience members of the AIB Knockout show have been booked for criminal conspiracy - a serious criminal charge and a non-bailable offence.

Mumbai Police today registered an FIR or police case against 14 persons, including Bollywood personalities Karan Johar, Deepika Padukone and Alia Bhat, organisers and participants of the controversial 'AIB Knockout' show, a day after a city court ordered such an action.

A court in Mumbai has ordered an FIR or police complaint against the comedy group AIB and filmmaker Karan Johar for an expletive-laced "roast" of two actors that was uploaded on YouTube.

Bollywood stars Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh, Sonakshi Sinha, Arjun Kapoor and director Karan Johar have been named in a new police case in Pune that accuses them and comedy collective AIB of obscene behaviour in a public place. YouTube is named for distributing the offensive content according to the First Information Report or FIR filed by a co...

AIB, the comedy group that has been engulfed with a controversy over a roast that it filmed in Mumbai and uploaded on YouTube, has explained why it decided to remove the nearly 90-minute-long video that tore down actors Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor. Here are 10 highlights from the AIB statement, packed with wit and a craftily-stated call to atten...

Celebrities, who were 'roasted' on AIB knockout, have responded on Twitter after criticism from certain quarters of the language and content employed in the show

For many watching India's first roast ever, it was plenty offensive

Arjun and Ranveer returned fire insult for insult, each calculated to hit where it hurts most