Stand-up comedian Praneet More, who rose to wider recognition after appearing on Bigg Boss 19, is facing intense criticism once again after another controversial video from one of his live shows surfaced on social media. The latest clip has reignited discussions around the nature of crowd work, ethical boundaries in comedy, and whether society reacts differently depending on who makes the offensive remark.
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What Is the New Praneet More Controversy?
The internet was still debating the much-talked-about ₹370 biryani controversy when a fresh video from Praneet More’s stand-up show began circulating online. In the clip, Praneet interacts with a young woman from the audience who identifies herself as a doctor. During the conversation, he asks her what typically happens during medical examinations involving cadavers. The doctor then explains the dissection process, saying that the abdomen and skull are opened during medical studies before eventually examining the reproductive organs as part of the procedure.
Praneet More Faces Backlash
The conversation took a controversial turn when Praneet asked whether doctors crack jokes during such sessions or maintain complete seriousness. The woman responded that students sometimes make jokes about aspects such as size and so on. Visibly shocked, Praneet reacted by saying that people donate their bodies for a noble cause and joked that after hearing this, he would never consider body donation himself.
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The audience laughed during the exchange, but once the clip reached social media platforms, the response was far from humorous. The latest controversy comes shortly after another clip from Praneet More’s show triggered widespread outrage. In that viral segment, 23-year-old Himanshu Jangra spoke about wanting to extract value after spending ₹370 on biryani for a girl. The remark was widely condemned by social media users, who accused the show of promoting problematic attitudes toward women and relationships.
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The incident sparked heated discussions online, with many questioning whether comedians should exercise greater responsibility while conducting crowd work. The newly surfaced clip has divided public opinion. A section of users expressed outrage over the doctor’s remarks, arguing that joking about a deceased person who donated their body to medical science demonstrates a lack of respect toward the dead.