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WATCH: This Pakistani Stand-Up Comedian Listing Indians And Pakistanis’ Similarities Will Leave Yo

IANS, 29 Apr, 2017 01:59 PM

Akbar Chaudry, a Pakistani stand-up comedian who gets down to listing all things “same-to-same” and chances are you will probably find yourself nodding your head along in agreement!

From the shared love for biryani (yum!), MS Dhoni and dislike for the same kind of ‘nasal noises’ and growing up watching CID and “Daya’s blatant disregard for doors”— you will be amazed to see how many things there are after all in common between us and them.

A clip from his performance at the Indian Cultural and Education Center in Florida from 2016 has now gone viral. In case you haven’t watched it yet, watch the video here.

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