Pranit More
Pranit More (born 7 July 1991) is an Indian stand-up comedian, radio jockey, actor, and YouTuber. Known for his sharp humor, relatable storytelling, and witty Bollywood impressions, he has established himself as one of India’s most versatile new-age entertainers. From his early days as an RJ at Radio Mirchi to becoming a popular stand-up comic, Pranit’s journey reflects persistence, creativity, and humor rooted in real life. He gained national fame after appearing as a contestant on Bigg Boss Season 19 in 2025.[1]
Early Life & Education
Pranit More was born on 7 July 1991 in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, into a humble middle-class Maharashtrian family. His father worked as a conductor for the Maharashtra State Transport (ST) service, while his mother managed the household. He has an elder brother, Prayag More, who played a crucial role in motivating him to pursue his creative aspirations.
Initially, Pranit enrolled in a DE Aircraft Maintenance Engineering program but later shifted his focus toward business studies. He graduated with a Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) degree from KJ Somaiya College, Mumbai, and went on to complete an MBA in Marketing from the Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research (WeSchool), Mumbai.[2]
During his MBA days, Pranit discovered his flair for comedy and stage performance. His humor—often inspired by middle-class life, Mumbai culture, and social observations—resonated deeply with audiences, shaping the foundation of his comedic career.
Career
Early Beginnings
Before entering the entertainment industry, Pranit briefly worked as a sales assistant in an automobile dealership. However, his true passion lay in performing and storytelling. His life took a turn when he participated in and won the Canvas Laugh Club’s Open Mic Maverick Competition, marking his first major recognition as a stand-up comedian. The win motivated him to pursue comedy full-time.[3]
Radio Career
Pranit joined Radio Mirchi in 2019 as an RJ, where his quirky hosting style, mimicry skills, and comic timing gained him significant popularity. He hosted several major events, including the Filmfare Awards (Marathi & OTT), further strengthening his public image as a versatile entertainer.[4]
Rise as a Stand-up Comedian
His stand-up comedy performances, including the shows Baap Ko Mat Sikha (2023) and Back Bencher (2024), became immensely popular both live and online. Known for his bold Bollywood humor, Pranit often uses satire to discuss celebrities, pop culture, and social media trends. His mimicry of Bollywood stars like Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar has become a trademark feature of his performances.
He runs two successful Instagram pages — @rj_pranit (over 430K followers) and @maharashtrianbhau (over 700K followers) — and a YouTube channel with over 1 million subscribers, where he posts stand-up clips, sketches, and humorous commentary on trending topics.
Bigg Boss Season 19 (2025)
In 2025, Pranit entered the reality show Bigg Boss Season 19, hosted by Salman Khan. His humorous yet fearless approach, particularly his jokes on fellow contestants and Bollywood, made him a fan favorite. His stint in the show helped him reach a wider national audience and established him as one of India’s most entertaining comedic personalities.
Notable Works
- Baap Ko Mat Sikha (2023) – Stand-up special
- Back Bencher (2024) – Comedy show
- Radio Mirchi (2019–2023) – RJ & event host
- Bigg Boss Season 19 (2025) – Contestant
Achievements and Recognition
- Winner of Canvas Laugh Club’s Open Mic Maverick Competition
- Former Radio Mirchi RJ known for celebrity mimicry and live events
- Over 1 million subscribers on YouTube and 1.1 million+ followers across social media
- Recognized as one of Maharashtra’s most popular stand-up comics
- National recognition after participation in Bigg Boss Season 19
Personal Life
Pranit More lives in Mumbai, Maharashtra. He continues to perform stand-up comedy shows across India and abroad. Known for his candid humor and humble nature, he often emphasizes mental health awareness and the struggles of middle-class youth in his routines. As of 2025, he is unmarried and focused on expanding his career in television and digital entertainment.
External Links
See also
References
- ↑ https://www.filmibeat.com/celebs/pranit-more/biography.html
- ↑ https://www.indiaforums.com/article/who-is-pranit-more-from-the-veer-pahariya-controversy-to-the-bigg-boss-19-house-as-a-contestant_226286
- ↑ https://www.news18.com/movies/television/bigg-boss-19-who-is-pranit-more-comedian-now-a-part-of-salman-khans-show-ws-l-9521087.html
- ↑ https://www.filmibeat.com/television/news/2025/bigg-boss-19-premiere-who-is-pranit-more-bb-19-contestant-comedian-veer-pahariya-controversy-476041.html