Samay Raina's cheeky response to reporter outside Supreme Court post hearing. Watch

This is not the first time Raina has received a reprimand from the Supreme Court for his remarks. (File photo)

Stand-up comedian Samay Raina appeared to be cheerful while leaving the Supreme Court after the hearing on Monday over alleged derogatory remarks against persons with disabilities in 'India’s Got Latent' episode.

He even had a playful interaction with reporters waiting outside. When an ANI reporter asked him if he had anything to say, Raina cheekily responded, "Bola na, aap bahut acchche lag rahe ho (I did say that you're looking pretty good)."

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Earlier, Samay Raina was summoned by the Supreme Court after a PIL filed over alleged derogatory remarks against persons with disabilities in 'India’s Got Latent' episode.

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Meanwhile, the Supreme Court came down heavily on Raina for allegedly making insensitive remarks about people with disability and directed him and four other comedians--Vipul Goyal, Balraj Paramjeet Singh Ghai, Nishant Jagdish Tanwar, and Sonali Thakkar (aka Sonali Aditya Desai)--to issue an unconditional apology on their YouTube channels and other platforms.

On May 5, the bench had summoned the comedians to appear before it or face coercive action after a plea alleged that they ridiculed persons suffering from SMA, a rare disorder, as well as those suffering from other disabilities on their show. The petition against the influencers was filed by the M/s Cure SMA Foundation of India, citing insensitive jokes made by Raina, Vipul Goyal, Balraj Paramjeet Singh Ghai, Sonali Thakkar, and Nishant Jagdish Tanwar.

"The petitioner is concerned by certain live and pre-recorded event videos of these individuals, due to their offensive, denigrating and dehumanising representation of persons with disabilities," the petition said.

"These videos shed light on the widespread irresponsible, insensitive and violate dissemination of such online content that contravenes the rights of the persons with disability under Article 14 and 21 of the Constitution of India, propels offensive stereotypes and misguided portrayals against them, and detrimentally impacts their societal participation, and fosters insensitivity and inhumanity against them, and as such falls within the reasonable restrictions under Article 19(2)," said the petition.

This is not the first time Raina has received a reprimand from the Supreme Court for his remarks. Earlier this year, Samay, along with Apoorva Mukhija, Ashish Chanchlani, and Ranveer Allahbadia, was named in an FIR for allegedly promoting obscene content on their show.

(With inputs from ANI)