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Former cancer patients used humour, storytelling and performances at the ‘Comedy in Chaos’ event in Delhi to normalise conversations around cancer, challenge stigma and share personal experiences, urging society to treat people with cancer as ordinary individuals rather than heroes or victims
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Twinkle Khanna said husband Akshay Kumar only advises “mat kar” on her writing ideas. She reflected on her literary journey, influences from cinema and family, and shared favourite authors while discussing her evolving creative process
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At Davos, US President Donald Trump mixed policy with humour, delivering off-script jokes and self-deprecating remarks during meetings with business leaders. Amid discussions on trade, security, and investments, he lightened the atmosphere with quips on net worth, Greenland, and Federal Reserve projects
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In a quirky video which went viral, a girl is seen showcasing her hobby of collecting dead mosquitoes and labeling them with details of their death
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A girl inmate hid herself in a suitcase and apparently the suitcase was being wheeled out of the hostel when the hostel security smelt a rat
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Women can be funny — and often more humorous than they’re given credit for
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India’s world-renowned magician PC Sorcar is scheduled to visit Hyderabad in early January 2025. Am I excited? Perhaps I would have been, had I not already seen every episode of ‘Magic’s Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed’ on TV.
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Mood Indigo 1987 was a celebration of creativity, cultural exchange, and innocence, with star performances by Hema Malini and Astad Deboo. In contrast, the 2024 edition faced controversy over provocative sponsor slogans, raising questions about preserving the festival's charm amidst evolving times.
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In his comedic style, the video serves as a poignant reminder that domestic violence impacts individuals of all genders.
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As Saikiran enters the 10th year of his comedy career, he recalls his humble beginnings when he won an open mic contest in January 2014
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Organisations that encourage a good laugh facilitate cohesion and interpersonal communication
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Kolami not only related to Telugu but also other tribal languages
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Narendra Luther authored three books of humour in Urdu - Band Kiwad, Mizaj Pursi and Alif Tamasha
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Vir is one of the most popular stand-up comics in India right now, and he is known to never mince words when it comes to creating humour out of topics ranging from politics and racism to culture and human traits.
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New research, published in the Journal of Communication, suggests that humour may help keep people informed about politics.
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Vijay currently has a following of over 658k followers on Instagram and on Twitter he enjoys a following of 30.7K.
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With unlock happening, the stand-up comedy industry is slowly trying to set up a revival of sorts. The new normal will, of course, call for new ground rules. Comedians are, of course, willing to adhere to every protocol.