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Maharashtra Cyber Police file FIR against comedian Pranit More, YouTuber Himanshu Jangra over ₹370 biryani videopranit more and himanshu jangra booked by maharashtra cyber police over a biryani joke

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Maharashtra Cyber Police file FIR against comedian Pranit More, YouTuber Himanshu Jangra over ₹370 biryani video
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01What happened

The story, straight

Maharashtra Cyber Police filed an FIR against comedian Pranit More and YouTuber Himanshu Jangra along with others over a viral video involving a ₹370 biryani. The case was registered for allegedly objectionable content. The exact nature of the objectionable material was not detailed in available source texts.

maharashtra cyber police hit comedian pranit more and youtuber himanshu jangra (and a few others) with an FIR over a viral ₹370 biryani bit. the charge: objectionable content. the specific content details aren't in the sourced writeups yet.

02Spread timeline

Where it actually started

Jun 12, 2026Origin
BollywoodBubble reports that Maharashtra Cyber Cell has registered an FIR against Pranit More, Himanshu Jangra, and others for objectionable content related to the ₹370 biryani row.bollywoodbubble breaks the FIR story — pranit more, himanshu jangra, others booked by maharashtra cyber cell
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Jun 12, 2026
LawBeat publishes a legal-angle report confirming the FIR filing with the same named individuals.lawbeat confirms the FIR with a legal-focused writeup
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03Source receipts

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BollywoodBubble
Entertainment outlet report confirming Maharashtra Cyber Cell registered FIR against Pranit More, Himanshu Jangra, and others over the ₹370 biryani row for objectionable content
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LawBeat
Legal news outlet confirming the same FIR filing, framing it from a legal/cybercrime perspective
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04Claim-level check

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Maharashtra Cyber Police filed an FIR against comedian Pranit More and YouTuber Himanshu Jangra.sourcedStory receiptsSuggest fix
The FIR relates to allegedly objectionable content connected to a viral ₹370 biryani video.sourcedStory receiptsSuggest fix
Others beyond More and Jangra are also named in the FIR.sourcedStory receiptsSuggest fix
Whether Pranit More or Himanshu Jangra have responded publicly to the FIR.developingStory receiptsSuggest fix
The specific content that triggered the objectionable-content charge.sketchyStory receiptsSuggest fix
The exact legal sections invoked under the IT Act.sketchyStory receiptsSuggest fix
The identities of the 'others' named in the FIR.sketchyStory receiptsSuggest fix

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How this was made

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Fills a drama coverage gap (underrepresented at 4%) with a specific, culturally relevant story about Indian authorities pursuing comedy creators over a pricing joke — named subjects, exact FIR, exact price point, and dual-source corroboration from entertainment and legal outlets.

05Why it matters

The editorial take

A pricing joke escalating to a cyber-police FIR signals growing tension between online comedy creators and Indian law enforcement. The case follows a pattern of authorities using IT Act provisions to pursue creators for content that draws public complaint, raising questions about where humor ends and actionable offense begins in India's creator economy.

a biryani price joke turned into an actual police case. this is the latest entry in the 'indian comedian gets FIR'd for content' timeline that keeps getting longer. the ₹370 number is doing a lot of heavy lifting as a cultural shorthand.

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