In an exciting announcement that has sent waves across the Indian digital community, global YouTube superstar KSI revealed he is coming to India for a special project. The creator shared a new poster on his official Instagram, confirming the shoot of 'Try Not To Laugh IRL – India Edition' in Mumbai on January 8. This marks the first time the immensely popular series will be filmed on Indian soil.
Star-Studded Panel of Indian Judges
The Instagram poster featured a powerful lineup of four of India's top digital creators who will serve as judges for the special episode. KSI will be joined by the iconic CarryMinati, known for his roasting and comic commentary, and Abhishek Malhan (Fukra Insaan), famed for his reality show prowess and engaging content. Rounding out the panel are celebrated comedian and content creator Tanmay Bhat and the unique blend of comedy and chess, Samay Raina.
This selection of judges, each commanding a massive and dedicated fanbase, has been widely praised by fans. It creates a perfect blend of humor, gaming, and mainstream internet culture, promising a highly entertaining and unpredictable judging panel.
How to Participate and Win ₹1 Lakh
KSI's announcement came with an open invitation for his Indian fans to participate directly in the show. The format is straightforward but challenging. Contestants will stand before the panel of four judges and attempt to make them laugh. The lucrative twist? If a participant manages to make even one judge break into laughter, they will win a cash prize of ₹1 lakh.
The announcement post also included a link for interested participants to apply for a chance to be on the show. This interactive element has fueled immense excitement, as it offers a rare opportunity for fans to share the stage with their favorite creators and win a significant prize.
A Landmark Moment for India's Creator Ecosystem
The news has generated a tremendous buzz online, with fans flooding social media with excited comments. Many have expressed that this feels like a historic crossover event, bridging the global and Indian digital entertainment spheres. KSI, with his colossal international following, has a substantial fanbase in India, and his decision to host a special edition here is seen as a major acknowledgment of the country's vibrant creator community.
Fans have highlighted that this is not just another visit but a collaborative project featuring homegrown talent in pivotal roles. The event, scheduled for early January in Mumbai, is already shaping up to be one of the most talked-about events in the digital entertainment calendar, signaling a growing trend of international creators seeking meaningful collaborations within India's dynamic online space.
