Pranit More, a stand-up comedian, entered “Bigg Boss 19” thinking it was just another stage with cameras running all the time. The comedian talked candidly in an exclusive interview with India Today about the Veer Pahariya affair, which brought him into the public eye after fans ridiculed him for making jokes about the actor.

“People have forgotten everything that I did and are taking credit needlessly,” he added in reference to the same. Unfortunately, controversy has become a part of being an artist, even though I never needed it. I’ve always performed in large performances, and they even took note of me since I was so well-known. However, I also spoke with the creators, and they told me that my humor, not the events, is why they chose me. And for that reason, I didn’t do this program either.”

However, would he be willing to meet the “Sky Force” actor if he showed up as a guest? “I’m not sure what I’ll do in that circumstance. However, I will undoubtedly meet him. However, I have no idea what the topic will entail,” More grinned.

The comic also talked about branching out from the stage and how “Bigg Boss” gave him a new opportunity to interact with audiences.

“The thing is, while doing stand-up, I always feel that I am able to show one side to the audience,” he stated, discussing the same topic before to attending the Salman Khan-hosted program. I don’t typically attend podcasts or other events. I thus believed that this was an excellent time to introduce myself. Additionally, you are free to make jokes here. To put it briefly, this is an additional setup that allows me to perform my crowd work. Naturally, you also gain access to a completely new audience.

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The comedian’s humor was able to create a small impression within the first week. But what really made him famous was his exchange with the host during Weekend Ka Vaar. He was irritated when Salman Khan reprimanded him for making crude jokes about him in the past, but he said he doesn’t mind if people use his name as long as it helps them make a living.