New Delhi, June 13, 2026

Public criticism in the digital age often turns individual moments into larger conversations about accountability and influence. The recent controversy involving comedian Pranit More reflects how public reactions can reshape discussions around responsibility and audience engagement.

Following criticism over the viral “₹370 biryani” remark, Pranit More released another public apology and acknowledged that the situation intensified after being given a wider platform. He stated that he should have intervened earlier instead of allowing the exchange to continue and admitted that audience reactions influenced his response at the time.

Addressing the backlash directly, More requested an opportunity to learn from the incident and improve personally. He said, “give me a chance to become a better person,” while accepting criticism surrounding the episode and recognising the impact of his actions.

The incident has continued to generate conversations beyond comedy itself, highlighting questions around public accountability and the responsibility that comes with influence. While reactions remain divided, the latest apology marks an attempt to move the discussion toward reflection and change.