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"Got Carried Away": Comedian Pranit More Seeks Apology On Viral 'Rs 370 Ki Biryani' Video

"A stand-up comedy show by Pranit More was organised here. Sejal Pawar, a student from our KEM Hospital, was present in the show... As the Mayor, I oppose this; it does not befit our Indian culture.... Stand-up comedy shows should be banned. I will write a letter to the Chief Minister," she said.