A Gurugram-based man loses his job after backlash over remarks made during a stand-up comedy show featuring Pranit More. Multiple reports say the video of his comments—centered on the “₹370 ki biryani” remark—goes viral online and triggers widespread criticism. The man, described as 22 years old in one account, faces public outrage following the clip’s circulation. Days after the video gains traction, his employer announces his termination, citing the incident. The employer also encourages people to reflect and pursue personal growth, according to one report. Another outlet similarly reports that the man is dismissed after the online backlash connected to his on-stage comments. The reports do not provide further details on the employer’s specific reasons beyond the controversy, nor do they include responses from the comedian or the man beyond the termination announcement. The incident highlights how remarks made during live entertainment can lead to swift professional consequences once the content spreads on social media.
Gurugram man fired after backlash over “₹370 biryani” remarks at Pranit More show
A Gurugram-based man loses his job after backlash over remarks made during a stand-up comedy show featuring Pranit More. Multiple reports say the video of his comments—centered on the “₹370 ki biryani...
- A Gurugram man’s remarks during a stand-up show featuring Pranit More go viral online.
- The remarks include a “₹370 ki biryani” comment.
- Public backlash follows the viral clip.
- The man is fired by his Gurugram-based employer after the controversy.
- Reports describe the man as 22 years old and note the employer urges reflection and personal growth.
The 22-year-old man whose remarks during a stand-up comedy show sparked widespread outrage online has lost his job. Days after the ‘ ₹370 ki biryani’ video went viral, his Gurugram-based employer announced his termination, while also urging people to leave room for reflection and personal growth.
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