The controversy surrounding comedian Pranit More’s viral crowd-work clip continues to spark debate online, but actor Kunickaa Sadanand believes the conversation should move beyond memes and outrage. Also, comedian Kunal Kamra has responded, taking a pointy dig at Pranit More and the incident at Gurugram. This incident has taken over the web and has questioned varied themes of consent, modern dating and ladies’s safety in India. Scroll right down to read what happened.
Kunickaa Sadanand, Kunal Kamra Take Sharp Jibes At Pranit More Amid Rs 370 Biryani Row
A day after publicly supporting More following his second apology, Kunickaa shared a video on social media arguing that the Rs 370 biryani row exposes a much deeper social issue about entitlement, consent and emotional guilt. “Individuals are making jokes and memes concerning the Rs.370 biryani debate on social media. But I feel there may be a really deep social issue behind this controversy. In our society, many individuals still think that in the event that they pay for dinner, give a present, sponsor a visit, then there may be an obligation on the opposite person.”
370 rupaye ki biryani se shuru hui baat… lekin sawaal usse kahin bada hai. 🤔
Kya kindness ka matlab return karna hota hai? Ya sirf gratitude kaafi hai? pic.twitter.com/H7OQNvQ0cA— Kunickaa Sadanand (@Kunickaa) June 14, 2026
She said that many ladies internalise this sense even when nobody explicitly pressures them. The actor said, “And plenty of girls start feeling guilty inside themselves with none pressure. As if someone has written a debt on them. Or they don’t deserve it. Or they will not be so good that any person can do something.”
Kunickaa stressed that consent can never be treated as something that might be purchased. “An individual’s consent can’t be bought with Rs.370 biryani. A coffee, a present, an expensive dinner, and even lakhs of expenses can’t be the value tag of one other person’s autonomy, dignity, and alternative,” she said. The veteran added, “370 rupaye ki biryani se shuru hui baat… lekin sawaal usse kahin bada hai. Kya kindness ka matlab return karna hota hai? Ya sirf gratitude kaafi hai?”
Kunal Kamra REACTS
Kunal Kamra mocked Pranit More’s apology because the Rs 370 biryani row from his show continued. The exchange has kept attention on Himanshu Jangra’s remark, the backlash and More’s response. Reacting to the apology, Kamra wrote on X, “Things comedians should stop hiding behind 1. Storytelling. 2. Crowd Work. 3. Hard Work 4. Bank Balance. 5. Parents.”
Things comedians should stop hiding behind…
1. Storytelling.
2. Crowd Work.
3. Hard Work
4. Bank Balance.
5. Parents.— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) June 14, 2026
In a separate post, Kamra also tweeted, “Pranit More makes Harsh Gujral appear like Barrack Obama.”
Pranit More makes Harsh Gujral appear like Barrack Obama…
— Kunal Kamra (@kunalkamra88) June 11, 2026
About The Gurugram Stand-Up Show Controversy
A clip from Pranit More’s stand-up show in Gurugram began circulating on social media, featuring an interaction with audience member Himanshu Jangra, who was recounting an experience from a date. Within the clip, Jangra implied that after spending Rs 370 on a plate of chicken biryani during a date, he expected something in return from the girl. He remarked, “Maine kaha ki Rs 370 lage hain to make use of to wasool to karunga hi.” He felt entitled to physical intimacy because he paid for the meal. The clip drew widespread criticism online for its problematic content.
Later, the controversy took one other turn after an extended version of the stand-up interaction surfaced online. The longer clip showed Jangra going into graphic detail about how he physically grabbed his date and got intimate together with her while Pranit continued to laugh, and the audience cheered. After the backlash, Pranit and Himanshu issued fresh apologies over the Rs 370 biryani row in separate video statements.
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