Where To Watch Kunal Kamra's New Comedy Video? FIR Filed & Studio Ransacked After Video Goes VIRAL

Where To Watch Kunal Kamra Viral Video: Kunal Kamra's new comedy special is going viral on social media, and it has created a huge controversy within hours of its release. The joke of the comedian regarding Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde has provoked strong anger from Sena workers. It created a situation where a video emerged of Sena workers looting Habitat Comedy Club in Mumbai, where Kamra had performed. Kunal Kamra's latest video has become a hot topic, with everyone keen to know where to watch it. So, let's take a look at where you can stream the complete video before it is possibly removed.

Where To Watch Kunal Kamra New Comedy Special Video

Kunal Kamra released a video named "Naya Bharat | A Comedy Special" on March 24, 2025. The video was shot in Habitat Comedy Club in Mumbai and was later released on YouTube. Click here to watch the full video: Kunal Kamra New Comedy Video

Besides Maharashtra minsters, Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Kunal also made jokes about the Ambani family. He further pinned a message in the comment section saying, "NO AMBANI WAS HURT IN MAKING THIS VIDEO." Until now, the video has received 1,446,181 views and 145K likes on YouTube.

FIR Filed Against Kunal Kamra Amid The Release Of Comedy Special

Mumbai police has reportedly fired an FIR against the comedian Kunal Kamra. Following the same, angry Shiv Sena workers have ransacked the place where the comedy was performed in Mumbai. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said after the release of Kamra's comedy special, "Everyone has a right to perform stand-up comedy. But freedom should not be unrestrained behaviour. Kamra should apologise for his behaviour. The insult of leaders cannot be tolerated. Action will be taken against him as per the law (sic)."

After the case was filed, a source claimed that Kamra spoke to the cops from Tamil Nadu, denying the rumors that he was paid by anyone to target Mr. Shinde. The owners of the Habitat Studio have distanced themselves from being held accountable for comments by performers.As per NDTV's report, Habitat owner said, "We are shutting down till we figure out the best way to provide a platform for free expression without putting ourselves and our property in jeopardy. (sic)"