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Bihar teacher gets unanimous zero on India's Got Latent
News18··19 Jul
Sakshi Jha, a Bihar teacher and content creator, appeared on episode three of India's Got Latent Season 2, premiered Friday on Netflix. She called herself a man-hater and made remarks about men, marriage, and family that drew online criticism. Judges Samay Raina, Tanmay Bhat, Vishal Dadlani, Raghu Ram, and Yashraj Mehra each gave her zero, the season's first unanimous zero.
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What It Means For You
- If you watch India's Got Latent, this episode shows how a single contestant intro can dominate conversation more than the acts around it.
- Teachers and other public employees who appear on comedy formats may face workplace and social media consequences beyond the show's scoreboard.
- Parents may encounter the clip first through shared Reels, making it useful to discuss satire, gender hostility, and what comedy platforms reward.
What's Happening
- Episode 3 of India's Got Latent Season 2 streamed Friday with judges Samay Raina, Tanmay Bhat, Vishal Dadlani, Raghu Ram, and Yashraj Mehra.
- Contestant Sakshi Jha called herself a man-hater and made remarks about men and marriage; all five judges gave her zero.
- Clips circulated widely on Saturday, with viewers arguing online about feminism, misandry, and whether the set was an audition or a provocation.
Why This Clip Travelled So Fast
- Season 2 already carries attention from earlier controversies around the show's tone, so polarising contestant lines find a primed audience.
- Unanimous zeros are rare scoring events and give editors a simple hook that travels without needing the full performance.
- Jha's stated occupation as a Bihar teacher added a professional-identity layer that lifestyle influencers alone would not have triggered.
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