'Jokes on Dead Bodies' Private Parts': New Viral Clip From Pranit More's Show Sparks Outrage Amid Rs. 370 Biryani Row

BY: Webdunia News Team

Publish: Thu, 11 Jun 2026 (11:48 IST) Updated: Thu, 11 Jun 2026 (11:48 IST)

A new clip from comedian Pranit More's show has gone viral amid the Rs. 370 biryani controversy. The video has triggered a fresh round of criticism and debate on social media, with users questioning the boundaries of humor and accountability in live comedy performances.

Pranit More, who has previously appeared on Bigg Boss 19, has been facing backlash over a clip from one of his live shows in which a 23-year-old audience member, Himanshu Jangra, made controversial remarks about seeking “returns” after spending Rs.370 on a girl’s biryani. The comment sparked outrage online, with many accusing the show of promoting controversial content.

Now, another video from the same show has resurfaced, drawing attention for a different reason. In the clip, More is seen interacting with a young female doctor and asking her about experiences inside a medical examination room.

Doctor’s Comments on Cadaver Discussions Draw Attention

During the conversation, the doctor describes the process of examining a deceased body during medical training, mentioning that students examine different organs, including reproductive organs.

More then jokingly asks whether medical students crack jokes during such sessions or remain serious throughout. The doctor responds that jokes are sometimes made, including comments about the size of male's private parts.

The remark appears to surprise More, who responds by saying that people donate their bodies for a noble cause and that such comments could discourage others from doing the same.

The exchange has since gone viral, with many social media users criticizing the comments and raising concerns about respect for body donors.

Social Media Reacts

The clip has generated strong reactions online, with users expressing anger over what they described as insensitive humor involving deceased individuals.

This female doctor said that she and her friends joke about the dick sizes of male dead bodies.

Imagine the outrage if a male doctor made the same joke about a dead woman's vagina.

He would be fired and called a rapist.

But girls can do this and face no punishment. Why? pic.twitter.com/lohaZZVqgu

— ︎ ︎venom (@venom1s) June 10, 2026

Some commenters questioned why the remarks had not attracted the same level of criticism as the earlier Rs. 370 biryani controversy. Others argued that controversial statements are often amplified through audience-interaction segments designed to generate viral content.

Several users also blamed the show's creators, saying that clips are reviewed and edited before being uploaded, suggesting that the content was knowingly made public despite its potentially controversial nature.

Debate Over Double Standards

The viral video has also sparked a wider discussion about perceived double standards in how controversial remarks are judged online.

Some users argued that offensive comments should be criticized regardless of who makes them, while others said the focus should remain on the broader issue of ensuring respectful discourse in public entertainment.

A number of social media posts highlighted concerns about maintaining dignity and respect for individuals who donate their bodies to medical science, calling for greater sensitivity when discussing such subjects.

Pranit More Deactivates Instagram Account

Amid the growing backlash surrounding the Rs.370 biryani controversy, Pranit More has reportedly deactivated his Instagram account.

The original clips that triggered the controversy have also reportedly been removed, but recordings continue to circulate across social media platforms, keeping the debate alive.