• Thursday, April 25, 2024

Entertainment

Mumbai-based comic Aditi Mittal finds humour across cultures

By: Lauren Codling

by LAUREN CODLING INDIAN comedian Aditi Mittal has said that her Edinburgh Fringe debut this summer was a “comedy bootcamp” that changed her approach to the craft. Mittal, 31, who is among the few successful Indian female comedians, was among performers at the renowned festival in August. “It was like being at comedy boot camp. Wake up, watch comedy, do comedy, go to sleep. “Eighty per cent of the time I felt like I’d stumbled into the best situation in the world,” Mittal recalled. “[The experience] changed the way I see comedy. Seven years [into my career] and I feel…

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