Ramiz Galal's new prank show 'Ramiz Level the Beast' has sparked significant criticism online, particularly regarding the treatment of his guests during the initial episodes. Social media reflects strong disapproval of the way Galal presented Asmaa Galal, with many arguing that the jokes crossed a line into inappropriate territory. This outrage was especially fueled by the show's premiere episode, which featured remarks that some deemed offensive.

Notably, actress Randa Al-Bohairi voiced her disapproval, questioning the acceptability of the introduction given to Asmaa Galal, suggesting it was an unjustified insult. Al-Bohairi called out the lack of response from Asmaa Galal, emphasizing her surprise at the seeming acceptance of such remarks. The criticism has also raised questions about the responsibilities of media figures in terms of how they treat guests, especially in comedy contexts.

The backlash included comments from public figures like media personality Mohamed Ali Khair, who pointed out Asmaa's silence in the face of what he described as insults. Additionally, Islamic preacher Abdullah Rushdi also condemned the episode, reflecting broader societal concerns about the boundaries of humor and respect in entertainment. This controversy may have lasting implications for Galal's show and could influence audience perceptions of celebrity treatment in future media engagements.