Comedian Zakir on a new journey
from standup to television
Comedian, producer, poet, actor and story teller - the beloved Zakir Khan makes his television debut as host with Sony Entertainment Television's Aap Ka Apna Zakir. A refreshing take on talk shows, it is the perfect blend of comedy and every day experiences narrated in Zakir's unique style. featuring segments like celebrity interviews, audience interactions, and stand up, this light hearted show promises guarantee of happiness and a blend of Entertainment, offering laughter, authentic stories and perspectives that resonate with audiences.
Zakir takes comedy as his connection with people. he always finds joy in the little things and learning from the big ones. "With this fresh format that offers both laughter and life lessons in equal measure, we hope to leave the audience with a smile on their faces and a thought to ponder over."
The show boasts a star studded crew, each bringing their unique dream to the episode. Zakir is a well popular comedy artist , an energetic individual. He started his journey from the lower level, no one supported him but only his ambitions. In different interviews he shared his experiences of poverty. Now he is a brand name in the industry of comedy television. He can easily be seen on different television programs and stage shows.
It will be a new inning of his career on Sony television where he is going to face new challenges. comedian Kapil Sharma is a brand name in entertainment industry, he is also associated with Sony TV. In this situation it would be an open challenge for Zakir on that platform. Both are good friends, many times Zakir had been seen on Kapil Sharma's show. Now it is a time to prove his extra ordinary talent and establish himself in TV industry.
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Lokesh Burman
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Excellent written