The Taliban probably doesnвЂ™t approve but he has toured over 20 countries with the Allah Made Me Funny comedy show launched with veteran African-American stand-up Preacher Moss. Or take Chicago-born Azhar Usman, who makes the most of his Muslim heritage and whoвЂ™s known as the Funny Muslim in America. вЂњI get my sushi from the 7-Eleven,вЂќ he goes too (yes, yes, all these jokes come with the warning that they sound funnier on stage than in cold print). Take a look at Dan Nainan, who starts with the advantage of being half Malayalee and half Japanese, a combination thatвЂ™s ripe for humour (after all, itвЂ™s like mixing sushi and fish curry). Now a number of young Indian American stand-up comics are storming the stage facing the tough-to-please crowds - both desi and wider audiences - with jokes that are mostly about the Indian-American or the вЂFresh Off The BoatвЂ™ way of life. The punchline: вЂњShe ate way more than I did.вЂќ (Ok, it sounds funnier when you hear it, than in print).ДЄ few years ago, it was Indo-Canadian comedian Russell Peters who broke the mould and showed the world that Indians could be funnymen and women. вЂњSo what if he let the girl pick up the tab for dinner?,вЂќ asks Satyal with a puzzled expression on his face. Indians in the US are doctors, engineers and techies, right? Umm, how about tacking on stand-up comedians to that list? Take a look at Rajiv Satyal, who likes to call himself вЂњthe Woody Allen of Indian-American stand-up comicsвЂќ. Charges of possessing weapons of mass instruction.вЂќ

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