Kumail Nanjiani has called out Ricky Gervais over his stance on offensive comedy - and whether his jokes can "normalise harmful ideas" about marginalised groups in society.
Ricky, 59, is well known for passionately defending his right to be offensive in his comedy. His stand-up specials and Golden Globes speeches are renowned for being unfiltered and for the scathing nature of their humour.
And while he insists that his jokes come from a place of humour and don't reflect his real attitudes, Kumail floated the possibility that they can still "normalise" certain stances.
Speaking at a comedian round table with The Hollywood Reporter, Ricky admitted he was astonished that people sometimes believe "a joke is the window to a comedian's true
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