Did Samay Raina and Kusha Kapila finally patch up? Comedian’s cheeky remark goes VIRAL

New Delhi: Looks like the tension between stand-up comedian Samay Raina and content creator Kusha Kapila might be cooling off. During a recent episode of India’s Got Latent, Samay threw in a cheeky “love you Kusha yaar.”  The remark has left fans buzzing about a possible truce.

The episode also featured social media stars Ranveer Allahbadia, Ashish Chanchlani and Apoorva Makhija and had its fair share of witty banter. When the host jokingly called Apoorva “the Prajakta Koli from Meesho,” she clapped back with, “Prajakta Koli will never abuse you on your face.” That’s when Samay shifted gears and said, “Yes, but Kusha Kapila would,” before adding his unexpected “love you” moment. Now, the host’s seemingly playful remark has fans wondering—has Kusha finally unblocked Samay?

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For those who missed the drama, this possible reconciliation comes months after their infamous roast gone wrong. Last year, on Ashish Solanki’s Pretty Good Rost Show, Samay took jabs at Kusha’s personal life, including her divorce. The jokes were so brutal that some were even censored. While Samay faced backlash for his remarks, Kusha also received criticism for not shutting it down, given her strong stance on women’s rights.

The fallout was swift. Kusha later clarified that she hadn’t approved the jokes beforehand and had no idea what was coming. In a statement, she admitted, “Maybe I should have asked for a script and known better… While I endured some of the really raspy jokes in front of a live audience, I absolutely was not okay for it to play for millions of people since some jokes straight-up dehumanised me.”

 

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Following the roast, Kusha reportedly blocked Samay on Instagram and things seemed to remain icy between them—until now. Samay’s “love you” comment may have been just a passing joke but given their past it has fans reading between the lines. Is this a sign of reconciliation?