Articles about Tanmay Bhat

Tanmay Bhat is extremely popular in the YouTube space and has made a name for himself by donning several hats.

Makers dropped a trailer for the upcoming comedy show, Chalo Koi Baat Nahi, recently.

Everyone knows who Tanmay Bhat is - a comedian, performer, and YouTube star.

On paper, the story of a Bihari family stranded in Iraq during the turbulent era of Saddam Hussein's downfall, trying to celebrate their son's birthday, sounds too ambitious.

By the looks of its title as well as the cast, Chintu Ka Birthday appears to be a light-hearted Indian family drama set in a small town.

If you are in a mood for a good number of ha-has and don't mind giving 65 odd minutes for the cause, Comicstaan Season 2 is going to disappoint you.

Nearly two months ago, the comedy collective All India Bakchod (AIB) had announced that they would remain "dead for the foreseeable future."

Soon after AIB founder Tanmay Bhatt posted a video on Instagram saying how he has "mentally checked out," after "everything that happened in October," stand-up comedian Aditi Mittal lashed out at him.

Writer-comedian Tanmay Bhat has been a part of India's comedy scene for a long time now.

Seven months after the comedy collective went quiet amid a #MeToo storm, All India Bakchod has released a statement.

The Mumbai Academy of Moving Image (MAMI) announced yesterday that the festival has decided to drop AIB's 'Chintu Ka Birthday' and Rajat Kapoor's 'Kadakh' from its showcase as #MeToo storm gathers speed.

India's #MeToo movement is gathering momentum.

Amid allegations of sexual misconduct against All India Bakchod founders, Tanmay Bhat and Gursimran Khamba, the company announced that Bhat would be "stepping away" from business with immediate effect.

Yesterday, comedian Utsav Chakraborty was accused of asking sexually explicit images/videos from minors. He then released a rather twisted apology, and blamed it on a 'disorder'.

Unless you are free from the vice of social media (congratulations to you then), you would be knowing what happened in the last 24 hours.

Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone's wedding has been one of the buzzing topics of discussion in tinseltown lately.

Controversial comedian Kunal Kamra's show, scheduled for August 11 at the MS University of Vadodara, got canceled after 11 ex-students objected to the Vice Chancellor on grounds of anti-national content.

A regular on AIB videos, stand up comedian Rahul Subramanian found himself at the receiving end of ire from DJs after he joked about their profession in his Amazon special 'Kal Main Udega'.

When Captain Cool cusses, it trends.

Karni Sena has been opposing 'Padmaavat' with all their might. After SC ordered the movie should release smoothly, they hit a new low by attacking a school bus.

As per reports, Bollywood's Chhote Nawab Saif Ali Khan has been roped in for a Netflix web series.

AIB seems to be in trouble after posting a meme yesterday about PM Modi by using the Snapchat dog filter.

Indians born before the 2000s grew up on tales about Akbar-Birbal, Nasruddin Hodja and more. Historically, lower-ranked people resorted to humor to teach wisdom to rulers.

Traditional television format has undergone a dramatic change in recent years, with more content creators moving online: a more interactive, less censored, and wider-reach platform.