Who is Pranit More from Bigg Boss 19?
Pranit More is a 34-year-old Indian comedian, radio jockey, and content creator, best known for his honest comedy and candid persona on Bigg Boss 19. While many reality contestants chase drama, Pranit brings comic relief, clever banter, and the kind of dry wit that can dissolve tension faster than a “task” meltdown.
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He’s not afraid to be his mellow, occasionally awkward self on national TV. That non-celebrity background means Pranit’s journey always feels earned—not handed to him on a silver platter. Quick anecdote: During his first week on the show, viewers saw him defuse a shouting match by cracking a joke about how everyone’s just fighting over... shampoo. (Honestly, it worked. The housemates stopped, and someone even cracked a smile.)
Pranit More Age
He was born on July 7, 1991, which makes him 34 in 2025.
Pranit More Career
Pranit’s career reads like a set of plot twists. He wanted to become a pilot as a kid, even trained in aircraft maintenance for a few months before realizing it was not his thing (classic detour). After that, he earned a Bachelor of Management Studies, followed by an MBA in Marketing from Welingkar Institute, Mumbai. From 2013 to 2015, he worked as a sales executive, then pivoted to radio, hosting shows on Mirchi FM until 2023.
But it was stand-up comedy that really changed things for him—winning the Open Mic Maverick title lit the fuse. Pranit’s big break? Solo tours like “Baap Ko Mat Sikha” and “Back Bencher.” The shows are packed with school memories, “parent jokes,” and crowd work; he’s the kind of performer who can make a random auntie in the first row feel seen (and roasted, gently).
Fun fact: One time, at a Filmfare event, he improvised a bit about award show delays—everyone laughed, except a very confused camera guy.
Here’s a quick, slightly scrappy summary:
- Pilot dreams: Brief, crashed and burned (in a good way)
- Sales guy: Sold cars, learned patience
- Radio Jockey: Hosted big events, got some “RJ street cred”
- Stand-up comic: Breakout solo shows. Many mild controversies (“Veer Pahariya” joke, anyone?)
- Bigg Boss star: Still the quick-witted observer in a sea of drama
Pranit More Family
Pranit’s family hails from Khed, Ratnagiri district, but his childhood and most life chapters unfolded in Mumbai. His father worked as a conductor for Maharashtra’s transport corporation, and his mother ran the household with equal parts discipline and warmth. He has an elder brother, Prayag More, who pops up in conversations and Instagram posts—supportive, but not pushy. Their middle-class background meant “no shortcuts, just hard work.” In interviews, Pranit mentions how his mom turned his stand-up jokes into Facebook statuses, once accidentally quoting his punchline as a motivational post (the family group chat was confused for a week).
Pranit More Net Worth
Pranit’s net worth in 2025 hovers between ₹2 to ₹3 crore, thanks to his YouTube channel, live comedy, RJ gigs, and brand tie-ups. Those estimates swing a bit (sometimes reports say $500,000, other times over ₹1 crore), but he’s definitely doing better than your average Mumbai comic grinding open mics. His social media following is solid—over 1 million YouTube subscribers and almost half a million fans on Instagram.
Not billionaire-reality-star money, but he can afford to take his family on vacation to Goa instead of just posting beach memes.
Pranit More Girlfriend
Pranit is currently unmarried and keeps his relationships pretty private. On stage and social media, he’s mentioned ex-girlfriends in jokes (some legendary breakup bits about WhatsApp fights and Netflix passwords), but no confirmed “current girlfriend.” There was a moment in Bigg Boss 19 when housemates tried to tease him about his dating life; he parried with tales of disastrous dates where he ended up paying the bill and getting blocked on Insta—relatable much? Fun tidbit: Pranit once joked that “dating in Mumbai means sharing an Uber with your heartbreak,” and yes, that’s been meme’d plenty.
So, is he dating anyone right now? The answer’s probably no—or if yes, she’s not getting tagged on Instagram anytime soon! If he ever does go public, expect jokes, chaos, and maybe a cameo in his next stand-up crowd work special.
