Comedy, Censorship, and Cultural Differences

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between free speech and censorship in the entertainment world, specifically focusing on a comedian's controversial apology. It contrasts the comedic landscape in India with that of America, addressing societal norms, legal frameworks, and the broader implications of governmental control on comedy. The discussion reflects on how comedians navigate artistic freedom amidst personal and political risks in varied cultural contexts.

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