Raju Srivastav
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 Raju Srivastav |
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| Born | {{{birthdate}}} Kanpur, India |
| Notable roles | Standup Comedy on The Great Indian Laughter Challenge, an Indian comedy show |
Raju Srivastav (sometimes also spelt Srivastava or Shrivastav) is an Indian comedian, and one of the hosts of The Great Indian Comedy Show.
Raju was born in Kanpur on 25th december 1963, India, and came to Mumbai to pursue a childhood dream of becoming an actor in Bollywood. He has a flair for comedy and has donned a number of roles in Hindi movies, television and in stage shows with some of the biggest showmen of the Hindi movie industry. He was also associated with the Indian comic icon Johnny Lever as an important troop member, and made his name as a very talented mimicry artist.
Raju is among the most popular comics appearing on The Great Indian Comedy Show and its associated programmes.
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