Review

REVIEWS

Zakir Khan Comes Of Age As A Storyteller On ‘Tathastu’

By Aditya Mani Jha , 8 December 2022

Bullet Review: Neal Brennan’s ‘Blocks’ Is Its Own Version Of Sunday Scaries But At Least You’re Laughing

By DA Staff , 13 November 2022

Hasan Minhaj’s Proves He’s Powerpoint Comedy Royalty On ‘The King’s Jester’

Patton Oswalt Investigates Own-The-Libs Hysteria and the Wokeness Generation Gap on ‘We All Scream’

Review: Nathan Fielder’s ‘The Rehearsal’ Is A Masterclass In The Comedy of Discomfiture

Review: ‘Comicstaan’ S3 Offers A Fresh, Wholesome Take On Comedy Reality TV

Review: Bill Burr Misanthropic As Ever On ‘Live At Red Rocks’, But Offers Glimmer Of Hope For Redemption

By Akhil Sood , 13 July 2022

Review: The Hits, The Misses & Behind-The-Scenes Drama at Netflix Is A Joke Fest

By Aditya Mani Jha , 22 June 2022

Review: On ‘SuperNature’, Ricky Gervais’s Edgy Comedian Shtick Reaches Its Predictable, Tedious Nadir

By Aditya Mani Jha , 27 May 2022

Review: Sumit Sourav’s Relatable Comedy Shines On Debut Special ‘Vansh Ki Naash’

By Jugal Mody , 13 May 2022

Review: Jaspreet Singh’s Debut Special ‘Koi Load Nahi’ Is A Reminder That Comedy Can Just Be Funny

Review: It Has Its Charms, But Kunal Kamra’s Debut Special ‘Be Like’ Is Decidedly Middle-Of-The-Road

Review: Sumaira Shaikh Expertly Mines Tragedy For Comedy On ‘Dongri Danger’

Review: ‘Goodnight India’ Is A Pale Imitation Of Old School Television Comedy

Review: Kapil Sharma’s Intensely Personal Comedy Special ‘I’m Not Done Yet’ Is Full Paisa Vasool For Fans

Review: ‘Sorry’ Shows Tantalising Glimpses of Louis CK At His Peak, But Devolves Into Awkward, Undirected Rage

By Aditya Mani Jha , 23 December 2021

Review: CarryMinati’s ‘Me, Boss and Lockdown’ Is Funny In Parts, But Plagued By Problematic Writing

By Aditya Mani Jha , 7 December 2021

Review: ‘One Mic Stand’ Offers Little More Than Milquetoast Celeb Novelty

By Akhil Sood , 2 November 2021

Review: In Debut Book ‘Everyone You Hate Is Going To Die’, Daniel Sloss Hints At Smarter, Sharper Comedy To Come

By Aditya Mani Jha , 18 October 2021

Review: ‘The Closer’ Is Dave Chappelle’s Big Boomer Moment

By Karuna Ezara Parikh , 13 October 2021

Review: Jaspreet Singh’s Debut Special ‘Koi Load Nahi’ Is A Reminder That Comedy Can Just Be Funny

Review: It Has Its Charms, But Kunal Kamra’s Debut Special ‘Be Like’ Is Decidedly Middle-Of-The-Road

Review: Sumaira Shaikh Expertly Mines Tragedy For Comedy On ‘Dongri Danger’

Review: ‘Goodnight India’ Is A Pale Imitation Of Old School Television Comedy

Review: Kapil Sharma’s Intensely Personal Comedy Special ‘I’m Not Done Yet’ Is Full Paisa Vasool For Fans

Review: ‘Sorry’ Shows Tantalising Glimpses of Louis CK At His Peak, But Devolves Into Awkward, Undirected Rage

By Aditya Mani Jha , 23 December 2021

Review: CarryMinati’s ‘Me, Boss and Lockdown’ Is Funny In Parts, But Plagued By Problematic Writing

By Aditya Mani Jha , 7 December 2021

Review: ‘One Mic Stand’ Offers Little More Than Milquetoast Celeb Novelty

By Akhil Sood , 2 November 2021

Review: In Debut Book ‘Everyone You Hate Is Going To Die’, Daniel Sloss Hints At Smarter, Sharper Comedy To Come

By Aditya Mani Jha , 18 October 2021

Review: ‘The Closer’ Is Dave Chappelle’s Big Boomer Moment

By Karuna Ezara Parikh , 13 October 2021

Review: ‘Sorry’ Shows Tantalising Glimpses of Louis CK At His Peak, But Devolves Into Awkward, Undirected Rage

By Aditya Mani Jha , 23 December 2021

Review: CarryMinati’s ‘Me, Boss and Lockdown’ Is Funny In Parts, But Plagued By Problematic Writing

By Aditya Mani Jha , 7 December 2021

Review: ‘One Mic Stand’ Offers Little More Than Milquetoast Celeb Novelty

By Akhil Sood , 2 November 2021

Review: In Debut Book ‘Everyone You Hate Is Going To Die’, Daniel Sloss Hints At Smarter, Sharper Comedy To Come

By Aditya Mani Jha , 18 October 2021

Review: ‘The Closer’ Is Dave Chappelle’s Big Boomer Moment

By Karuna Ezara Parikh , 13 October 2021

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