Bhuvan Bam brings the OG YouTube Energy
The BB ki Vines creator
brought his usual quick-witted energy to the panel. Bhuvan, being Bhuvan,
turned the performance into a cheeky Rekha-Amitabh reference. Mukesh Chhabra
immediately warned him about his film career, joking that it had only just started.
Bhuvan’s comeback? basically he wasn't worried at all his confidence was very
'I said what I said'.
Then Samay Came for Nawazuddin
Samay brought up
Nawazuddin’s appearance in Thamma, the 2025 horror-comedy from Maddock Films’
horror-comedy universe, and questioned the actor about doing the film. What
started as a compliment quickly turned into a roast, with Samay essentially
asking Nawazuddin why he made the film. Nawazuddin played along with the
exchange, creating one of the episode’s most talked-about moments.
Mukesh Chhabra was also included
Our Casting director
bringing the Bollywood-Industry angle to an otherwise completely chaotic setup.
Meanwhile, Chhabra himself got involved in the Bhuvan-Amitabh joke, warning
Bhuvan about his newly developing film career.
So,
Basically everyone was making fun and roasting each other. It was giving Bollywood meets YouTube
meets stand-up meets absolute internet chaos.
More than just Another Episode
What makes
this episode interesting is the shift in Bhuvan Bam’s journey. Someone who once
built an audience entirely through YouTube is now sharing the frame with names
that have been part of mainstream Indian cinema for years. His Latent
appearance is another small reminder of how much the creator space has changed.
Bhuvan Bam, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Mukesh Chhabra and Kaustubh Agarwal sharing a
panel with Samay Raina is definitely a crossover nobody had on their 2026 bingo
card.From Bhuvan casually dropping Bollywood references to Samay roasting
Nawazuddin over Thamma, the episode delivered plenty of moments for the
internet to clip, meme and debate.
Was it chaotic? Absolutely
Was it unexpected? 100%.
Did the internet have opinions? Obviously.
Because at this point,
India’s Got Latent isn't just a comedy show — it's basically a weekly
group-chat topic.
Because at this point, India’s Got Latent isn't just a comedy show — it's basically a weekly group-chat topic.
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