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Comedian Recalls Air India Attendant's Kindness After Father's Death: "Preeti, Wherever You Are..."
In a video posted on Instagram, she recalled meeting an Air India crew member named Preeti during her emergency flight back to Mumbai in 2017.
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Viral Now: Landlord's Sweet Foodie Gesture Gets Appreciation From Internet
Landlord Viral Tweet: A Twitter user named Srishti Mittal shared how her landlord always brings something for her and her roommate whenever he visits.
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Story Of Ola Driver And His Missing Son Has Heartwarming Twist In The End
Comedian Aditi Mittal's Twitter thread on how her Ola cab driver found his missing son - and his heartwarming gesture afterwards - has struck a chord with Twitter users.
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"Rhea Ko Phasao Drama": Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, Zoya Akhtar, Others Write To Media
Over 2,500 individuals and 60 organisations, including Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, Zoya Akhtar, Gauri Shine, Anurag Kashyap and Aditi Mittal, have signed in an open letter to the Indian news media against the media trial and "witch-hunt" of actor Rhea Chakraborty, who is in the centre of the investigations in the Sushant Singh Rajput death case and is now ...
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‘Netflix Is a Joke Fest’ Dates, Line-Up Announced With Vir Das, Kevin Hart, Dozens More
Netflix has announced its first-ever comedy festival — called “Netflix Is A Joke Fest” — that will feature over a hundred live shows from Monday, April 27 through Sunday, May 3 across 20 venues in Los Angeles. Vir Das, Kevin Hart, Amit Tandon, Kenny Sebastian, and Kanan Gill are part of the line-up.
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"Puts On Red Lipstick To Look Her Best": Sabyasachi's Post On Colleague With Cancer
Designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee has shared a series of photographs and a "special post" for his colleague Aditi Mittal, who is fighting cancer.
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Amit Tandon on Netflix’s Comedians of the World, #MeToo India, and the Missing Maturity on Both Sides of the Mic
Netflix’s new stand-up comedy series, Comedians of the World, brings together 47 comedians including three Indians: Atul Khatri, Amit Tandon, and Aditi Mittal.
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"Kaneez, I Am Sorry": Comic Aditi Mittal After Being Named In #MeToo
Stand-up comedian and actor Aditi Mittal apologized after she was accused by Kaneez Surka, of forcefully kissing and putting her "tongue in my mouth" while she was hosting a show in 2016. Ms Surka, a popular comic, took to Twitter on Wednesday and posted a long note alleging Ms Mittal, who has been backing women's voices in the #MeToo movement, for...
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No Men Allowed At This Women-Only Comedy Show That Tackles Breasts, Bras And Bias
Men are strictly banned at Femapalooza, a comedy show for women where the punchlines range from breasts and bras to equal pay and censorship. They are not allowed to attend, perform, or even check tickets at the most recent show at a New Delhi club.
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In Mumbai, The Joke Is On This Domestic Help's Employers. She's Hilarious
Deepika Mhatre cooked meals, washed dishes and bathed babies for years as a domestic worker in Mumbai, until she discovered her true talent - stand up comedy. Aside from entertaining denizens of Mumbai's hip comedy scene, Mhatre has become a voice for India's largely-voiceless domestic workers, many of whom face discrimination daily.
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Comedian Recalls Air India Attendant's Kindness After Father's Death: "Preeti, Wherever You Are..."
In a video posted on Instagram, she recalled meeting an Air India crew member named Preeti during her emergency flight back to Mumbai in 2017.
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Viral Now: Landlord's Sweet Foodie Gesture Gets Appreciation From Internet
Landlord Viral Tweet: A Twitter user named Srishti Mittal shared how her landlord always brings something for her and her roommate whenever he visits.
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Story Of Ola Driver And His Missing Son Has Heartwarming Twist In The End
Comedian Aditi Mittal's Twitter thread on how her Ola cab driver found his missing son - and his heartwarming gesture afterwards - has struck a chord with Twitter users.
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"Rhea Ko Phasao Drama": Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, Zoya Akhtar, Others Write To Media
Over 2,500 individuals and 60 organisations, including Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, Zoya Akhtar, Gauri Shine, Anurag Kashyap and Aditi Mittal, have signed in an open letter to the Indian news media against the media trial and "witch-hunt" of actor Rhea Chakraborty, who is in the centre of the investigations in the Sushant Singh Rajput death case and is now ...
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‘Netflix Is a Joke Fest’ Dates, Line-Up Announced With Vir Das, Kevin Hart, Dozens More
Netflix has announced its first-ever comedy festival — called “Netflix Is A Joke Fest” — that will feature over a hundred live shows from Monday, April 27 through Sunday, May 3 across 20 venues in Los Angeles. Vir Das, Kevin Hart, Amit Tandon, Kenny Sebastian, and Kanan Gill are part of the line-up.
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"Puts On Red Lipstick To Look Her Best": Sabyasachi's Post On Colleague With Cancer
Designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee has shared a series of photographs and a "special post" for his colleague Aditi Mittal, who is fighting cancer.
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Amit Tandon on Netflix’s Comedians of the World, #MeToo India, and the Missing Maturity on Both Sides of the Mic
Netflix’s new stand-up comedy series, Comedians of the World, brings together 47 comedians including three Indians: Atul Khatri, Amit Tandon, and Aditi Mittal.
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"Kaneez, I Am Sorry": Comic Aditi Mittal After Being Named In #MeToo
Stand-up comedian and actor Aditi Mittal apologized after she was accused by Kaneez Surka, of forcefully kissing and putting her "tongue in my mouth" while she was hosting a show in 2016. Ms Surka, a popular comic, took to Twitter on Wednesday and posted a long note alleging Ms Mittal, who has been backing women's voices in the #MeToo movement, for...
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No Men Allowed At This Women-Only Comedy Show That Tackles Breasts, Bras And Bias
Men are strictly banned at Femapalooza, a comedy show for women where the punchlines range from breasts and bras to equal pay and censorship. They are not allowed to attend, perform, or even check tickets at the most recent show at a New Delhi club.
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In Mumbai, The Joke Is On This Domestic Help's Employers. She's Hilarious
Deepika Mhatre cooked meals, washed dishes and bathed babies for years as a domestic worker in Mumbai, until she discovered her true talent - stand up comedy. Aside from entertaining denizens of Mumbai's hip comedy scene, Mhatre has become a voice for India's largely-voiceless domestic workers, many of whom face discrimination daily.
