In the comic lane

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Updated At : 12:07 PM Jun 14, 2021 IST

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If laughter is the best medicine, Amazon Prime Video sure has the perfect dose of comedy lined up for its viewers. The streaming platform has announced the stand-up special Aalas Motaapa Ghabraahat that features popular stand-up comedian Karunesh Talwar.

Karunesh Talwar says, “In these unique and difficult circumstances that have prevailed over the past year-and-a-half, it’s an enormous privilege to even get to do stand-up, let alone put out a comedy special. I’ve tried to stay authentic and true to myself, and said what I think is funny. I hope the viewers at home enjoy it as much as the live audience did. It’s about topics pretty much anyone can relate to because even though we’re all different, I think many parts of the human experience are similar for almost everyone.”

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