In his latest stand-up special titled 'Still Alive', Samay Raina captivates audiences with a blend of humor and poignant reflections on serious societal issues. The 1-hour 21-minute performance, now available on YouTube, addresses the backlash he faced during the 2025 India’s Got Latent controversy, expressing his disappointment over the disproportionate reactions to his jokes. Raina opens up about his identity as a Kashmiri Pandit, sharing the traumatic experience of his family's displacement during the early 1990s. He recalls how they had to leave Kashmir and the challenges they faced in adapting to life in New Delhi and later Hyderabad. Raina also confronts the themes of bullying and racism, recounting his own experiences of being bullied in school due to his background. His emotional delivery resonates deeply, as he reflects on survival and resilience, stating, 'When the fight is not fair, you f*** off from there.' Raina's performance is not just a comedic act but a powerful commentary on the complexities of identity and the struggles faced by marginalized communities in India.