- Born 01 Jan 1992
- Nationality Indian
- Hometown Mumbai
- Place of Birth Mumbai, India
- Zodiac Sign Virgo
- Marital Status Single
- Hobbies comedy and Radio Jockey
- Education Bachelor of Management Studies; MBA in Marketing
- Profession Stand-up comedian, radio jockey, content creator
Pranit More is a popular RJ and stand-up comedian. He is known for his relatable humor that makes him audience favourite.
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News Tanya Mittal has come out in support of stand-up comedian Pranit More amid the controversy surrounding his viral "Rs 370 biryani" remark. Read More
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News Munawar Faruqui has appealed to people to stop attacking comedian Pranit More over the viral Rs 370 biryani controversy. Read More
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News Maharashtra Cyber has filed an FIR against comedian Pranit More and others after a viral clip from his Gurugram show sparked outrage. The case involves alleged offensive remarks on women, consent, and relationships made during an on-stage interaction. Authorities claim the content was circulated online for engagement and monetization. Summonses have been issued to those involved, and the investigation is currently underway. Read More
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News The ₹370 biryani controversy has escalated with Elvish Yadav strongly criticising comedian Pranit More and audience member Himanshu Jangra over a viral misogynistic remark made during a Gurugram show. While Himanshu faced backlash for implying entitlement after spending money on a date, Pranit was called out for laughing and sharing the clip. Amid mounting criticism from creators like Kusha Kapila, Pranit apologised and deactivated his Instagram account. Read More
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News The ₹370 biryani remark from comedian Pranit More's show has triggered widespread backlash online after Himanshu Jangra claimed he deserved a "return" for paying on a date. While both issued apologies, influencer Kusha Kapila strongly criticised the incident, calling out the platform's accountability and urging women to speak up against such content. The controversy intensified further after Jangra was reportedly removed from his workplace following the outrage. Read More
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News Comedian Pranit More has issued a public apology after a viral crowdwork clip sparked backlash online. The controversy began when he was seen laughing at an audience member's derogatory remark about a woman. Addressing the criticism, More admitted his response was a lapse in judgment and said he should have challenged the comment. He also confirmed the video has been removed and pledged to handle such situations more responsibly going forward. Read More
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News Awez Darbar attempts to mend ties between Pranit More and Malti Chahar post-show fallout Read More
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