New Delhi:
Former Bigg Boss contestant Ajaz Khan has so far found himself at the center of another storm – this time as the host of a reality show that many people are calling one of the “most disturbing” in India.
Show in question, Fraud in the houseAir on the ULLU app, an OTT platform is often criticized to carry forward the boundaries of adult materials. A viral clip from the show began as a specific “lock-in drama”, showing the contestants attached to actors that many online have described as “derogatory, inappropriate and even exploited”.
Khan, who had previously disputed issues from communal comments to the possession of alleged drugs, is now being slammed to encourage obscene behavior on the screen. What exactly happened here and why it matters is a breakdown.
What ‘Fraud in the house‘ – Display?
Fraud in the house The ULLU app has a reality show streaming, known for its bold and provocative materials. In a format reminiscent of Bigg Boss, contestants are closed inside a magnificent villa and subjected to various emotional and physically demanding tasks.
The show promises intensive drama, unexpected romance and explosive confrontation. Some participants include Abha Paul, Hamra Sheikh, Sarika Salunke, Muskan Aggarwal and Rahul Bhoj.
What is recently ‘Fraud in the house‘ Controversy?
The dispute started when a viral clip Fraud in the house Online surfaced, triggering public outrage on a large scale. In the video, a female contestant expressed that she lacked knowledge about sexual matters.
Instead of handling the moment with sensitivity, hosts Ajaz Khan allegedly encouraged other participants to perform sexual positions on camera. The contestant appeared visually uncomfortable, while members of other artists allegedly clapped and instigated as some women removed their undergarments. The episode has been widely condemned for its exploitative and derogatory tone since then.
How is Ajaz Khan part of the dispute?
Ajaz Khan, a former Bigg Boss contestant, host Fraud in the house And called himself a “daddy of the house”. Many argue that instead of maintaining boundaries and respecting the participant consent, Khan turned the show into a place of spectacle and humiliation.
His role in directing the suspected scene and encouraging others to exclude it has brought him under intensive investigation, many accused him of legalizing vulgarity under the guise of entertainment. The incident has only added to the long list of disputes around them.
Ulu App, Alt Balaji and many complaints
Streaming platforms such as Ullu and Altbalaji are marked repeatedly to carry forward the limits of acceptable materials. While 18 other OTT platforms were banned for clear and pornographic materials in 2023 by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Ulu and Altabalji were exclusively excluded.
Alt Balaji – founded by television producer Ekta Kapoor – has repeatedly faced backlash on her show. From erotic drama Xxx Controversial Gandi weightsThe stage has been accused of incorrectly presenting minors, glorifying incest and pushing soft porn under the guise of bold storytelling.
Legal complaints, especially season 6 Gandi weightsThe IPC, IT Act and POCSO Act have led serious allegations. Internet users have long stated that Alt Balaji’s efforts to defend such materials as ‘female-centered’ or ‘progressive’ often become flat in front of recurring subjects that are many exploitative and culturally insensitive.
Shiv Sena MP Priyanka Chaturvedi has questioned this selective censorship, stating that she has not given any clear response to the authorities in parliamentary committees. BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has also assured that action will be taken.
Social media backlash
Public reaction to Fraud in the house The clip was fast and fierce. The audience labeled the episode as “disturbing,” “degrading,” and “unwanted”.
Many people questioned how such shows are approved and are allowed to do uncontrolled stream. On X (East Twitter), a user asked, “How do they approve such TV shows?” While another indicated the blurred line between entertainment and exploitation.
Resentment has increased the calls to increase accountability for strict pre-relief regulation of OTT materials and streaming platforms.
Rules around OTT content in India
India currently controls OTT content through rules of information technology (arbitrator guidelines and digital media ethics code), 2021. Framework includes a three-level grievance redressal system and the platform is expected to self-regulate.
However, the government is now working on new rules which will allow material regulation before release. Under existing laws, platforms should classify the material by age suitability, ensure age-gating for mature materials and follow laws on obscenity and child protection, including the PocSO Act, women’s abusive representation (prohibition) act and Indian Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023.
Other OTT series in the dock
Many other OTT series have faced backlash for similar reasons. Altabalji Gandi weights When it was accused on the characteristic of pornographic scenes associated with minors, he got into legal trouble. A case was registered under the POCSO Act and the IT Act.
Another Altbalaji series, XXX season 2A story in relation to a woman faced criticism for a story, while her army husband was on duty, motivating resentment from military families.
Similarly, Netflix Rana Naidu Actor Venkatesh’s fans were surprised with its clear dialogues and compared to adversely. Holy game And Mirzapur,
Ajaz Khan and his controversy
Ajaz Khan has been entangled in many controversies over the years:
- Rape case (2025): A 30 -year -old woman filed a complaint in which Ayaz Khan was accused of raping her on the pretext of marriage and offering a role in her web show. Fraud in the houseThe case has been registered under the relevant sections of the Indian Joint Code and an investigation is on.
- Offensive message case (2016): Model Aishwarya Choubey filed a complaint in which Ajaz was accused of sending her ugly messages and an objectionable photo. While an FIR was lodged, Ajaz denied the claims and said that he was being targeted.
- Drug possession arrest (2018): He was arrested in Navi Mumbai for alleged possession of ecstasy bullets. Police received 8 bullets during a raid. Khan claimed that he was implicated and the packet was given to him by people at a party.
- Tiktok dispute (2019): Ajaz Khan was arrested after uploading a ticket video, in which the FIR filed against communal enmity and other users was mocked. They were booked under the IT Act and IPC sections related to promoting enmity and pornographic materials.
- Communal Comment Case (2020): During the Covid-19 lockdown, Azz was again arrested for making communal comments on Facebook, convicted of Muslims for various incidents. He was booked under IPC sections, including 153A and 505 (2), and detained.
- Drug Syndicate Connection (2021): The Bureau of Drug Control Bureau arrested him for the alleged link of the infamous Batata gang. Although only a small amount of Alprozole was found at his house, officials said that his arrest was based on a large connection to the drug network.
