Samay Raina's much-talked-about show India’s Got Latent returned with Season 2 on June 20, 2026, when it was released simultaneously on YouTube and Netflix. The opening episode had Bollywood stars Alia Bhatt and Sharvari Wagh on stage to promote their upcoming film Alpha. Comics Aashish Solanki and Balraj Singh Ghai were there to help set a lively and unpredictable mood while the show was on this night.
One of the best moments of the show was Avinash Agarwal’s Trump impersonation because he’s so funny, in his Trump impersonation, which took center stage. Alia Bhatt’s hilarious jabs at Alia Bhatt were also received well by the crowd and Bhatt didn’t seem to matter and accepted the chaos and hugged contestants and kept the show going with a smile and a fun, loose attitude. Her laughfulness in the chaos was so infectious, her ability to take the punches and play it along as a joke added to the episode and showed her playful side.
The 59-minute special quickly became a viral sensation and was viewed more than 14 million times in less than 24 hours on the platform. The format combined quirky acts, self-scoring segments, and unfiltered humor to produce a mixture of both a lot of fans and some that were sad. But others liked the raw energy and fun of Season 1’s edgier tone.
Samay Raina, however, was glowing to his guests, calling them “chill and fun.” And his confidence in the new format suggests that Season 2 will still push the boundaries of celebrity roasts and unorthodox acts with a lot of risk taking and a lot of fun in it too. The show’s two-platform approach on YouTube and Netflix has made it accessible to the casual audience as well as the fans.
With new episodes released every two weeks, there is already anticipation for what’s next. Season 2 has become one of the most talked-about digital entertainment experiments of the year in Bollywood glamour and sharp comedy, and unpredictable acts and the combination of Bollywood glamour and unpredictable acts.
To sum up, the launch of India’s Got Latent Season 2 with Alia Bhatt’s roast has set the stage for a bold, chaotic, and entertaining season. Whether you love the madness or find the sharp edge absent in its predecessor, one thing is clear: Samay Raina’s show continues to dominate conversations and redefine India’s comedy landscape.
