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Comedian Pranit More Apologizes for Biryani Remark — India Verified

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Comedian Pranit More Apologizes for Biryani Remark

Entertainment13 June 2026 at 11:42 amQuick read

Comedian Pranit More Apologizes for Biryani Remark

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Comedian Pranit More apologized for his biryani remark. He admitted a lapse in judgment and expressed remorse. An FIR has been filed against him.

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The score falls in the 70-89 band as there are multiple sources, including TOI and NDTV, providing similar information about the controversy and the comedian's apology, but the details are mostly factual with minor gaps and no specific data or official statements are mentioned.

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