How regional stand-up comedy is going mainstream | ETMagazine

Kerala's 16th century performing art form Chakyar Koothu is the oldest style of stand-up comedy in an Indian language. Even before English stand-up gained prominence in the metros and Zakir Khan emerged as the ‘Sakht Launda’ of Hindi comedy, stand-up was thriving in many regional languages, perhaps in a different shape and form. ET’s Shephali Bhatt finds out how the business of laughter in regional languages is growing. Read the full story in ET Magazine, this Sunday (April 01).

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