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From Pranit More to Madhur Virli: Is controversy becoming comedy's favourite punchline?
MUMBAI: After comedian Madhur Virli’s resurfaced rape joke triggered outrage online, fresh questions are being raised about the state of Indian stand-up comedy. Coming days after the controversy surrounding Pranit More’s crowd-work clips, the debate has shifted from humour to responsibility, boundaries and whether shock value is replacing wit.
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hindustantimes.com
Pranit More says he 'deserves hate' over ₹370 biryani row, pleads for another chance: ‘Will become a better person’
Comedian Pranit More apologised for not intervening during a stand-up show when an audience member made misogynistic remarks.
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Internet outraged by comedian Madhur Virli's joke on rape cases amid Pranit More biryani row, demands strict action
A clip from stand-up comedian Madhur Virli's 2024 show Love & Latex has now resurfaced on social media amid the backlash for Pranit More's biryani row.
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Madhur Virli apologises for ‘cuddle after rape’ joke after facing backlash: ‘Certain topics require sensitivity’
Comedian Madhur Virli said that the clip was taken from a performance he did two years ago, and he has taken it down that time itself.
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Comedian Aishwarya Mohanraj's old clip on ‘male babies’ under fire amid Pranit More row
Comedian Aishwarya Mohanraj is facing backlash for a comedy set she did on the reality show. | Trending
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
From Pranit More to Madhur Virli: Is controversy becoming comedy's favourite punchline?
MUMBAI: After comedian Madhur Virli’s resurfaced rape joke triggered outrage online, fresh questions are being raised about the state of Indian stand-up comedy. Coming days after…
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Consent, crowd ratification and crassness: stand-up comedy under scanner again
Consent, crowd ratification and crassness: stand-up comedy under scanner again | India News
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Consent, crowd ratification and crassness: Stand-up comedy under scanner again
Recent comedy shows in India have ignited a fierce debate. Performers made jokes about sexual assault and consent, drawing widespread criticism. Videos of these performances have…