The joke landed in the middle of a bonus episode that saw the return of YouTuber Aditya Kulshreshth, better known as Kullu, and the arrival of stand‑up comic Rajat Sood, mentalist Suhani Shah, and actor Ayushmann Khurrana. Kullu lampooned Khurrana’s upcoming spy‑comedy, ‘Udta Teer’, poking fun at the premise of a Pakistani spy masquerading as a patriot in India—an absurd twist that got a quick laugh from the audience.
When Sami’s picture appeared on the screen, the crowd’s energy shifted. He didn’t just play along; he slid a comment into the chat that read: "Pehle mujhse 'rights' lo fir film banao." The line, half‑joking, half‑serious, reminded viewers that the singer’s journey to Indian citizenship was a marathon that ended in 2016 after two earlier rejections.
Khurrana, meanwhile, was busy promoting his film. He described ‘Udta Teer’ as India’s first patriotic spy comedy, a claim that drew even more attention to the joke. The film, slated for release on October 9, 2026, promises a blend of humor and action that could set a new tone for the genre.
Samay Raina, the host, kept the tone light, but the back‑and‑forth between the guests turned the segment into a quick spike in online engagement. Within hours, the clip was trending on social media, sparking memes and commentary from fans who relished the banter about identity and patriotism.
Looking ahead, the show will return with a fresh lineup of guests, and the buzz around ‘Udta Teer’ will only grow as the release date approaches. Meanwhile, Sami’s sharp comeback has cemented him as a voice that doesn’t shy away from calling out missteps—whether on a talk show or in the court of public opinion.