Sorabh Pant is rated as one of India’s best and most travelled comedians, with over 1,400 shows in 85 cities across 16 countries.
He is making his Australian debut at the on-going Melbourne International Comedy Festival where he is performing his solo show: Make India Great Again! He will also be performing at The Indian All-Stars Showcase with three other visiting comedians Azeem Banatwalla, Aditi Mittal and Rahul Subramanian.
Pant has been a stand-up comedian for nine years and is best known for his energy and overt expressiveness on stage.
He recently authored a novel - Pawan: The Flying Accountant.
In 2017 Sorabh released his TV Special: My Dad Thinks He’s Funny, with another special set for release in 2018.
His solo stand-up videos have garnered over 35 million views online and he has over 2.5 million Twitter followers.
Sorabh Pant visited SBS Hindi studios in Melbourne where he spoke about his love of cricket and revealed what he thinks about India’s saas-bahu operas.
WARNING: Sorabh Pant’s satirical take and performance shared here may strike some viewers as offensive, or (worst of all) serious. It's satire. SBS Hindi is not responsible for the comments made in these clips.
