Comedian Pranit More faces backlash for the "Rs 370 biryani controversy." Actor Kunickaa Sadanand defends him, calling it a generational issue and urging forgiveness, while More issues his second apology.
Stand-up comedian Pranit More admitted fault in the 'Rs 370 biryani' controversy involving Himanshu Jangra. More acknowledged he could have stopped Jangra's offensive remarks during a show in Gurugram but got carried away by audience laughter. Maharashtra Cyber Police has filed an FIR against More and others.
Comedian Pranit More apologized for a viral 'Rs 370 biryani' remark made during his show, admitting he made a mistake by not intervening. Audience member Himanshu Jangra's comment about seeking sexual favors after paying for biryani sparked outrage and legal scrutiny, with Maharashtra Cyber Police registering a case.
Comedian Pranit More has apologized for laughing along with and failing to intervene during a stand-up comedy show where inappropriate remarks were made about the viral 'Rs 370 Biryani' incident. The incident led to widespread backlash and a summons from the National Commission for Women for both More and another individual, Himanshu Jangra, who has since lost his job.
Comedian Pranit More is facing renewed controversy after a video surfaced of an audience member, Sejal Pawar, discussing comparing genitalia of male cadavers. This follows a previous viral incident involving a "Rs 370 biryani" remark.
Sutapa Sikdar, widow of actor Irrfan Khan, rejected comedian Pranit More's apology for laughing at a misogynistic remark about expecting a 'return' after buying biryani for a woman. Sikdar questioned the expectation of forgiveness and stated that accepting the apology would mean nothing changes.
