British comedian Ahir Shah mixes philosophical inquiry, personal examination, and sweet gags in his first ever stand-up special, exploring identity, faith, family, and the desire for certainty in uncertain times.
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Peter Orton
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Ahir Shah
Self
Ahir Shah
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Commentaires
5 commentaires
Ahir Shah: Dots
Yet another comedian who thinks making jokes about genitalia would make it cheesy. The standup has no flow in it. The only reason I watched this was in hope of finding a fresh face in standup but unfortunately it was disappointing. He picks up the right ideas but kind of leads to nowhere. The whole Mexican trip was way too stretched and really lacked even smirks let alone laughable jokes. Lib dems? No one knows? Then why are you talking about it? Is this supposed to be infotainment? Thirty minutes into the show, there were multiple times he tries to throw statements which make no sense, and laughs himself to make it sound funny when it really isn't. He touches on heavy topics involving politics and religion, but his attempts at making jokes end abruptly kind of leading to nowhere. The delivery is average and could be certainly better. Overall, I would not recommend this standup to anyone.
