Aiyyo Shraddha’s wildly trusted comedy journey inside the journey

Comedian Shraddha Jain says, “Before I go on the stage, I tell myself, these are my people.” It is a cool ritual that made him the base through a global tour tornado, which has taken him a special stand-up for the first time. So mini things In 10 countries and 45 cities. Now, as the show prepares to take his last bow in Bengaluru, that feeling stops more than ever. After 15 months of laughter, apathy and selling hall, she returns to the soil of the house to close the tour where all this began. With her people.

Made by LiveTree Entertainment, So mini things Sydney to San Francisco, Dubai to Dublin has been staged, which has become an unexpected global hit. Drawing from the living experiences of Shraddha, the show is a collage of anecdotes contained in Indian family life: growing up, growing moments, and navigating the world with a perspective that comes from looking back with affection and clarity in childhood.

She says, “It started with a story with my father and I laughed, which I said as a child,” she says. “We could not stop laughing, and I thought, wow, it is still fun after so many years. As children, as children, our thoughts about things like religion, career, relationships are much bigger than us. They are not at all practical. But they are also beautiful. You can also be surprised: If the world really works like this?”

Comedian Shraddha Jain | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Despite a variety of cities and audiences, that Jhadhi rarely tailor the origin of her content. “This is like a lentil. The base is the same. What is the change,” she explains how, she speaks in Marathi, and switchs to Kannada in Bengaluru. Whether it is performing in Boston, Hyderabad or London, it is her voice, Quirks, her rhythm that keeps it together. “If I change Tempering too much, it stops being my story.”

As a person who arises for fame through a person who gets up online, observable, is a hurry to credit her background in radio to shape Shraddha to shape her story. “Radio taught me everything. How to write, present and respect Mike.”

Chennai show, she says, will be emotional. “I have the most generous audience. People just don’t come to laugh, they come to make you happy. Somebody in Sydney once held my hand and said,” I was very nervous for you! ” Like I was a family.

As she prepares to retire So mini thingsShraddha is not running to write her next hour. “Everyone has a story in them. But if you find one another, you probably have five more. This is a scary part. Finding the other,” she laughs. “But for now, the next big thing is to wash clothes.”

So Mini Things will be held on 26 July at Sir Mutha Venkatasubba Rao concert hall in Chennai. Tickets on in.bookmyshow.com. Starting from 999.