Nawazuddin Siddiqui roasted on India's Got Latent 2, Samay Raina questions actor over Thamma

Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui appeared as a special guest on the second season of the digital show 'India's Got Latent'. During the episode, the show's host and stand-up comedian Samay Raina took the opportunity to tease the actor. Raina raised pointed questions regarding Nawazuddin's performance and character in his recently released film, 'Thamma'.

The comedian, in his signature style, asked Nawazuddin what exactly went wrong during the filming process. Through this inquiry, he poked fun at the actor's portrayal. The atmosphere on the show remained light-hearted as Raina roasted the actor while commenting on his artistic style.

According to reports from Amar Ujala, Nawazuddin Siddiqui did not show any signs of annoyance during the interaction. On the contrary, the actor enjoyed the humor alongside Samay Raina. He responded to the comedian's remarks with ease and continued to support him throughout the session.

Nawazuddin's reaction has been well-received by his fans. People are sharing their reactions to the clip on social media. Many believe that a veteran actor participating in a roast show and taking jokes in good spirits reflects his maturity.

'India's Got Latent' is known for its unique format, where guests are often subjected to humor. Samay Raina's style is a major reason for the show's popularity. Nawazuddin's appearance and his participation in the roast proved to be a significant dose of entertainment for the viewers.

Currently, Nawazuddin Siddiqui is busy with his upcoming projects. The discussion surrounding the film 'Thamma' has now gone viral on the internet. The actor's simplicity and sense of humor have once again demonstrated how he handles criticism with grace.

This entire episode has clarified that artists like Nawazuddin are not only dedicated to their craft but also possess an open-minded approach in their personal lives. The show's producers have presented this episode in an engaging manner, maintaining the audience's interest.