Sharmistha Yadav, Mumbai - Comedian Pranit More has found himself at the centre of an online controversy following his remarks about a ₹370 biryani, sparking debate across social media platforms. Amid the discussion, an old interaction between More and Bollywood actor Salman Khan has resurfaced, drawing fresh attention from fans and media outlets. In the clip, Khan is seen advising the comedian to avoid crossing certain boundaries in his humour, saying, “Don’t go below the belt.”
The resurfaced video dates back to one of More’s appearances on a television platform where Khan had praised the comedian’s talent while also cautioning him about maintaining limits in his jokes. Following the recent biryani row, several users shared the clip online, linking Khan’s earlier advice to the current controversy. The incident has generated widespread reactions, with opinions divided over the comedian’s remarks and the criticism that followed.
As discussions continue online, neither Salman Khan nor Pranit More has issued any fresh statement regarding the renewed attention surrounding the old video. The controversy has once again highlighted the influence of social media in reviving past comments and bringing them into contemporary debates. Industry observers believe the episode reflects the growing scrutiny faced by public figures in the digital age.
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