Comedian Pranit More faces backlash for a 'Rs 370 biryani' remark, sparking debate on comedy and public outrage. Actor Ranvir Shorey urged people to stop taking offense, calling online outrage a platform for attention seekers. He advised ignoring jokes one doesn't like rather than forming a 'lynch mob'.
Comedian Pranit More faces backlash for a 'Rs 370 biryani' remark, sparking debate on comedy and public outrage. Actor Ranvir Shorey urged people to stop taking offense, calling online outrage a platform for attention seekers. He advised ignoring jokes one doesn't like rather than forming a 'lynch mob'.
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