Tag: stand-up

Tathastu Review: Zakir Khan Cracks You Up With Relatable Humour; Get Ready for Some Tears Too!

Tathastu on Amazon Prime Video features comedian Zakir Khan who takes us through his life and career journey.

Johanna Nordstrom Call The Police Review: A Stand-Up Minus the Comedy

Johanna Nordstrom Call The Police barely has any comic redemption while she narrates her sexcapade instances, again leaving you to wonder about the point of it all. Plus, a musical performance that you didn't come for but becomes the only thing worth staying for.

Jimmy Carr His Dark Material (2021) Review: Impenetrable Humour at Its Best!

Carr's act in Jimmy Carr His Dark Material is littered with observational jokes about events right from veganism to anti-vaxxers.

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