Saturday, May 3, 2025

Ullu removes Ajaz Khan’s show ‘House Arrest’ from its app after outrage over participants being asked to demonstrate sexual poses

Ajaz Khan’s reality show, House Arrest, which was being aired on Ullu App and YouTube, faced fierce criticism from netizens for its explicit content after a clip from one of its episodes went viral. The clip that went viral shows Ajaz Khan asking contestants to demonstrate various sex positions as per Kamasutra, something that viewers have deemed vulgar and inappropriate.

Now, it has come to light that Ullu has deleted the show’s content from its website.

However, Ajaz Khan is still brazening it out, saying that people don’t have a problem with the show or its content, but have a problem with him. He shared a YouTube short saying the same.

In the viral video, Ajaz Khan is seen encouraging a contestant to showcase her knowledge of sex positions. When the contestant admits that she is not familiar with the positions, Ajaz questions her, saying, “Tumne experiment nahi kiya kabhi?”, after that, he asks other contestants to demonstrate the positions.

Once the clip of the show went viral, netizens demanded a ban on such content which basically amounts to pornography.

Apparently, a complaint has also been filed by Adv.Vineet Jindal with Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and Delhi Police against the Ullu app web series over the obscene content.

Some netizens even wondered how the show is still allowed to air despite this pornographic content.

Ajaz Khan, the alleged actor, had fought even the recent Maharashtra elections where he managed to garner 155 votes.