It might be a seen purposely created to create Humor
I don't think so.
In most movies when such comic scene happens, the scene has a build up, then some screentime given specific to that, then a few persons react insde the film, so that audience too fcuses on that.
Here this is continious.
Comparable to Leonardo's scene in "D'jango Unchained" where he breaks a glass in mid of speech, starts bleeding and still continues.
I enquired about that too, ound that was not scripted and Leo did seriously cut his hand. But the blood seemed to fit the scene to it was kept rather doing a retake.
Comparing "Secret Superstar" to "D'jango Unchained" is far fetched and too much to tolerate I agree. I rasied the ref. to compare that such scenes could just be a continuity error.
The "sock" scene is not too subtle to pass it as a "black comedy" element, and not too thick so that I can call it a "slap-stick" or "crass" humor.
Even, the tone of the scene does not deamand humor.
The only two possibilities appear to me, either deliberately crafted to evoke additional disgust against him or just a continuity error.
I hope u have seen the Amir khan movie "Mela" long back
Unfortunately yes.
Remember the water drinking scene by Johnny Lever? I'll accept that as crass/toilet humor.
Then again, if you recall, the scene focuses on the activity and expects reaction from audience. Recall how the Khan bros made faces as Johnny Lever had drunk the bottle.
You reacted kinda same on the scene. In subconscious, you followed the cue of the Khan bros there.
Nothing such here for "Secret Superstar"