Abhishek Bachchan storms out of show over joke on dad

October 06, 2022 16:42

Case Toh Banta Hai on Amazon's mini TV is a roast show where stars are interrogated in a mock-trial. The 'public prosecutor' Riteish Deshmukh seems to have a mandate to insult his guests in the 'bura-na-mano-Holi-hai spirit'.

But even roasts have their limits.

During the shooting of the latest episode, guest Abhishek Bachchan staged a walkout after the line of mock-questioning went too far.

A source revealed, "It was a joke on Abhishek's father (Amitabh Bachchan) that made Abhishek lose his cool. He had made it very clear before appearing on the show that his family should be kept out of the conversation. But they went ahead anyway. When they made a joke at his father's expense, Abhishek stood up and walked out."

-- Subhash K Jha

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