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Kunickaa Sadanand Stands Up for Pranit More in the Rs 370 Biryani Scandal

Kunickaa Sadanand backs Pranit More, says ‘Everyone makes mistakes’ after the Rs 370 biryani row

In a candid interview, actress Kunickaa Sadanand defended her co‑star Pranit More over the controversial Rs 370 biryani bill, reminding fans that slip‑ups happen to all of us.

Fans of the popular TV drama were buzzing this week after a seemingly trivial dispute over a biryani bill turned into a full‑blown internet storm. The crux of the matter? A bill for a single plate of biryani that allegedly cost Rs 370 – a price that sparked outrage, memes and a flurry of criticism on social media.

Pranit More, who plays the beloved lead, found himself at the centre of the controversy when a clip leaked showing him reluctantly paying the amount. Critics were quick to label the price “exorbitant” and accused him of flaunting his earnings. The backlash was swift, with many calling for an apology.

Enter Kunickaa Sadanand – the actress who shares the screen with More and has become something of a confidante on set. In a relaxed sit‑down with a local entertainment portal, she took a breath, smiled, and offered a perspective that many felt was missing.

“Look, we’re all human,” Kunickaa said, her tone casual yet sincere. “Mistakes happen, and sometimes the numbers just look bigger than they really are. Pranit didn’t mean to cause any trouble; he simply paid what was asked.” She went on to explain that the biryani was from a well‑known restaurant that often charges premium rates for special recipes, and that the Rs 370 tag included taxes and service charges.

The actress also highlighted the pressure that comes with being in the public eye. “When you’re on screen eight hours a day, you don’t have the luxury to double‑check every single expense. People forget that we’re regular folks too,” she added, chuckling lightly.

Kunickaa’s comments were met with a mix of relief and renewed debate. Some fans appreciated the honesty and defended the duo, while others remained skeptical, demanding more transparency about on‑set expenses. Nevertheless, the actress’s gentle reminder that “everyone makes mistakes” seemed to calm the heat, at least for a moment.

Industry insiders note that such spat over a biryani bill is not uncommon in the television world, where tight shooting schedules and budget constraints can lead to misunderstandings. They say that resolving these issues quietly, as Kunickaa suggested, often works better than letting them fester online.

As for Pranit More, he has yet to issue a formal statement, but sources close to the set say he’s grateful for Kunickaa’s support. “Having a co‑star who’s willing to speak up means a lot,” one crew member whispered.

Whether the biryani controversy will fade away or continue to simmer remains to be seen. What’s clear, however, is that the episode has reminded viewers that behind the glamour and drama, actors are just people navigating everyday hiccups – even if those hiccups involve a plate of pricey biryani.

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