Taking that thought forward, we’ve found three cultural clichés who are great at showing us who we are.

Because if there’s one thing that unites most Indians, it’s the ability to spot the funny in the real. Both sides have a point, but if you ask us, we’re all for sharing Santa-Banta jokes. On the other hand, you’ll find Sardarjis sharing Santa-Banta jokes and petitioning the Supreme Court to concentrate on serious cases. For instance, on the one hand, you’ll find Sardarjis fuming about Santa-Banta jokes and petitioning the Supreme Court to have them banned.

Retrieved 12 February 2020.Social media is a great place to explore contradictions. ^ 'After 'Amicable' Split With EIC, Sorabh Pant & Atul Khatri to Start Own Comedy Collective'.^ a b 'The Laugh Riot: Sarcastic People are Actually Funny and Smart!'.^ a b 'Meet 47-Year-Old Stand-Up Comedian Who Sold His Ferrari'.^ a b Banan, Aastha Atray (27 March 2017).^ 'Here's how you can be a professional English Stand Up Comedian'.^ 'Atul Khatri gives an honest review of Ram Leela'.^ 'Atul Khatri will be the funny desi tonight'.Archived from the original on 18 June 2016. Khatri has appeared in television advertisements for Amazon, Muthoot Finance, Rebtel, Aegon Religare Insurance, Philips, and Matrix SIM card. In 2017, both Pant and Khatri left EIC to focus on their individual careers. Khatri joined EIC which was founded by Sorabh Pant in 2012 and is one of the busiest comedy groups in India. He also performed in San Francisco for a fundraiser organized by American India Foundation. Khatri performs at The Comedy Store and the Canvas Laugh Factory, and with East India Comedy. Khatri was also one of the three finalists at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival held in Delhi in 2012. Khatri has done over 400 comedy shows, television advertisements and YouTube videos. He became notable after winning the 'CEO's Got Talent' award by FremantleMedia. He started by posting jokes on Facebook and later became a stand-up comedian. He initially wanted to take up courses and become a bartender and then later a disc jockey but did not pursue either field. Khatri in 2011, owing to monotony and after being encouraged by his wife to do so, wanted to have an alternate career. At the age of 43, Khatri became a comedian whilst still being engaged in his business. He also attained a certificate in Business Administration from the Manchester Business School in Manchester, England.Īfter completing his education, he joined his family-run computer business (Kaytek Computer Services Private Limited) and assumed the post of Chief Executive Officer. Theresa’s Boys High School and later obtained a Bachelor of Engineering degree from TSEC, University of Mumbai.

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