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Aditi Mittal, Rohan Joshi on Rs 370 biryani row: 'Humiliating women is male bonding'

June 11, 2026 2:50 pm

Comedians Rohan Joshi and Aditi Mittal weighed in on the Pranit More controversy, discussing misogyny and male entitlement.

Aditi Mittal recalls how an Air India flight attendant helped her cope with her father’s death: ‘Preeti was a better therapist than most ones I’ve come across’

October 24, 2025 11:15 am

Mittal said it must have been clear from her face that she was in distress, as the flight attendant kept checking on her and offering her drinks to make her feel more comfortable.

Wellness Wisdom: Give 30s a chance with aerial yoga, says standup comedian Aditi Mittal

July 23, 2022 6:05 pm

When it comes to exercise, Mittal likes to mix things up. Two days of functional training, aerial yoga twice a week or a walk sometimes. “Even walking in Mumbai feels like doing parkour,” jokes Mittal.

Deafening silence in a year of hate speech

January 01, 2022 9:15 am

🔴 In 2022, may we have another year of speech — but speech that is made of words of love, justice, peace, and most importantly, laughter and endurance

She's funny that way: How did Aditi Mittal become India's most popular female stand-up comic?

July 30, 2017 12:02 am

Aditi Mittal is funny, charming, energetic and bold. She jumps from topic to topic, and is one of the few women to display a natural ability for physical comedy.

Aditi Mittal to headline Netflix show Things They Wouldn't Let Me Say

June 12, 2017 7:42 pm

Netflix India has signed comedian Aditi Mittal for Things They Wouldn't Let Me Say. Netflix wrote on their Twitter page, "That's right! @awryaditi is coming soon to Netflix with 'Things They Wouldn't Let Me Say'."

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Indian comic scene has serious problems: Sexism, bro-code and just a handful of women

June 03, 2017 10:59 am

While the number of women comics in India can be counted on the fingers of one hand, the bro-code in the industry keeps even these women, who survive hugely on self-deprecating humour, on the fringes. Moreover, the overall stand-up humour relies heavily on wife and girlfriend jokes.