The shows of Pranit More, the stand-up comedian, have faced a new wave of criticisms on social media. Following a controversy caused by an earlier viral crowd-work with More, wherein he commented on dating entitlements of the audience members, another controversial incident caused by a comment made in More’s show has gone viral on social media.
The latest controversy is because of the jokes made by Sejal Pawar, a female medical student who took part in the stand-up comedian’s crowd-work program. As revealed on Instagram, the female medical student, Sejal Pawar, studying MBBS at Mumbai, a social media influencer having over 244,000 followers, made jokes about her experience in the anatomy laboratory.
As seen in the viral video of the crowd-work program, Sejal Pawar has made comments suggesting that she and other female students had a habit of discussing the private parts of the male cadavers being dissected in the anatomy lab. In addition, Pawar has stated that they had a tendency to leave such parts until the very end of their work.
While the spectators watching the performance in person seemed to enjoy the banter, things were quite different on social media. Following the dissemination of the clip on websites like X and Facebook, many users expressed their dissatisfaction with the inappropriate comments. They were also upset that More had engaged in this behavior for amusement.
Medical Community Expresses Concern
This criticism has been especially vehement among the medical professionals. Medical students are encouraged to consider the bodies on which they operate as their “first patients” and “silent teachers” because the body is an essential tool in medical training.
Numerous physicians, medical students, and the general public have criticized the statements for disrespecting the dignity of the body donor and the family who makes the decision to donate the deceased’s body in order to advance knowledge. It is an important principle of respecting the cadaver that is instilled in students early on.
Sejal pawar doctor by profession talking about how she and her friends make fun of dead bodies about their dick size and made several nasty comments about male reproductive organ pic.twitter.com/q7rfQoi6DJ
— Aarohi (@hamlakroo) June 10, 2026
Questions Over Impact on Body Donation
Other people also expressed fears that such jokes might damage the level of trust among people regarding the body donation process. Several individuals on various social media sites stated that joking about the process of body donation would make it difficult for families to consent to it.
For many people, the matter is not restricted to the joke itself but extends further into how doctors should be accountable to those whose bodies contribute to scientific research.
Debate Over Double Standards Resurfaces
Moreover, the issue has brought up the idea of double standards regarding people’s reactions to different types of objectifications. In light of the fact that the video emerged soon after another highly talked-about case involving More’s show, many Internet users were wondering what sort of reaction this similar kind of behavior could provoke.
As one user on the website X stated, “As a medical student, mocking a cadaver is one of the worst things you can do. I still remember the poem in the beginning of B.D. Chaurasia’s book on Anatomy which talks about treating a cadaver with love and respect.”
Renewed Questions About Comedy and Ethics
With the discussion still ongoing online, the event is once again posing some issues about the limits of comedy, participation of the audience, and ethics in the public discourse. What started off as an experiment in crowd work has developed into a more serious discussion about respect and what future doctors should stand for.
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