Kunal Kamra Biography

Kunal Kamra, known for his outspoken style and satirical comedy, has often found himself at the center of controversy, particularly in relation to the Indian judiciary. Kamra, whose humor frequently targets social and political issues, has recently landed in legal trouble yet again. This time, his comments about the Supreme Court have stirred reactions after he referred to it as a “Brahmin-Baniya affair” during one of his stand-up performances.

His remarks led lawyer Ashutosh Dubey to file a plea, requesting the Supreme Court to take action. Dubey’s plea was submitted as an intervention in an already ongoing contempt case against Kamra, supported by advocates Bharat Manubarwala, Aditya Manubarwala, and Siddharth Chapalgaonkar. The case adds to Kamra’s legal challenges, as he already faces contempt charges for tweets criticizing the Court’s decision to grant bail to Republic TV Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami. Despite the legal battles, Kamra remains a polarizing figure in India’s comedy and public discourse, often sparking conversations around freedom of expression and the boundaries of satire.