Ajey Nagar, the record-breaking Indian YouTuber known professionally as CarryMinati, announced his latest project, Koffee with Jalan, a parody of the long-running celebrity talk show Koffee with Karan.
In a teaser shared across his social media platforms, CarryMinati revealed a high-production sketch featuring a satirical version of host Karan Johar and a guest mimicking Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, both played by him.
The upcoming video marks a return to the elaborate, character-driven parody format that originally propelled Nagar to stardom.
The teaser opens with CarryMinati dressed in a shimmering red sequined suit, capturing the flamboyant fashion sense of filmmaker and host Karan Johar.
The set features the familiar purple and gold aesthetic of the original Star World program, rebranded here with a name that translates to coffee with jealousy.
During the brief clip, the character jokes about his single status and the marriages of Bollywood elites before introducing a guest he refers to as Bhaijaan, a popular moniker for Salman Khan.
The character of CarryMinati, portraying the guest, enters the set with the distinctive swagger of the Salman Khan star, setting the stage for what appears to be a roast of the Indian film industry.
Nagar’s production quality has significantly evolved, utilising professional lighting and set design to mirror the television broadcast he is satirising.
Fans expect the full video to include the signature biting commentary and aggressive humour that have become trademarks of the CarryMinati brand.
This announcement comes as Nagar continues to dominate the Indian digital landscape with over 45 million subscribers on his primary YouTube channel. While he gained international fame for his roast videos and diss tracks, his career began with gaming commentary and voice-over skits.
Over the last few years, he has shifted toward high-budget sketches that require weeks of preparation and professional acting ensembles.
CarryMinati remains one of the most-subscribed individual YouTubers in Asia, excluding corporate entities. His influence on the creator economy is substantial, as he was one of the first Indian creators to transition from niche gaming audiences to mainstream cultural relevance.
This new parody follows a tradition of successful satires on his channel, including his previous send-ups of popular reality shows like Bigg Boss and Indian daily soaps.
