Engaged: Jio Hotstar Criticised For Vulgarity!

JioHotstar has found itself in tricky waters yet again as it faces backlash for its recently released show- Engaged: Roka Ya Dhoka.

Released on 14 February and hosted by Harsh Gujral and Uorfi Javed, Engaged: Roka Ya Dhoka is the latest social experiment streaming on JioHotstar.

The show is said to dive into the evolving nature of Gen-Z relationships.

Drawing insights from over 2 lakh user experiences across more than five dating apps, the show highlights the shift from casual dating to a desire for more meaningful, genuine connections.

Uorfi said that the show isn’t just a dating show, it is also a reflection of modern relationships.

Given the nature of the show, it has become a hot topic for people to criticize it.

A user took to X (formerly Twitter) and penned down how the show is highly vulgar and explores topics like situationships.

Amidst the Ranveer Allhabadiya controversy, the Supreme Court’s action and the government’s strict stand against vulgarity have failed to instil fear of law in these Social Media influencers, the user said.

He even requested the police to take strict action immediately against them.

Many people agreed with the tweet, replying how such shows are spoiling GenZ and taking advantage to make money.

JioHotstar has already faced backlash for playing trailers for adult shows during cricket matches. If the platform doesn’t respond to these people, it may risk losing a section of its audience.