
Ankita's Brother by Anmol Garg — Sydney 2027
Anmol Garg performs his Hindi stand-up special in Rosehill.
By The Seventh Star Entertainment
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Anmol Garg performs his Hindi stand-up special in Rosehill.
By The Seventh Star Entertainment

Storyteller and poet Amandeep Singh (Amandeep Khayal) brings Dhak Dhak — 'a man in love', an evening of Hindi stories, poems and love — to The Concourse Lounge, Chatswood.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory

Kannada stand-up comedian Sonu Venugopal performs her new solo special High Risk, Low Return at The Concourse Lounge, Chatswood.
By Indian Comedy Club

Kannada stand-up star Sonu Venugopal returns to Australia with a brand-new solo special, promising fresh material and even bigger laughs. If you missed her last time, this Melbourne show is your chance to catch one of the leading names in Kannada comedy live.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory

Amandeep Khayal brings Dhak Dhak to Drum Theatre in Dandenong.
By Marching Elephants Entertainment and The Laughter Factory

Writer-lyricist and stand-up Varun Grover brings his most personal solo show, Love, Death & Ketch-up, to Brisbane's Sit Down Comedy Club.
By Indian Comedy Club

After a sold-out debut, Band.ish returns with a bigger, bolder live experience where Indian classical traditions collide with contemporary sounds and fearless musical experimentation. Expect an immersive evening of reimagined melodies, storytelling, and genre-blending performances designed to surprise, move, and inspire.
By Antariksh_The T Collective

A night of contemplation on Lord Shiva at the Vedanta Centre of Sydney: aratrikam, special worship, abhishekam and prasad.
By Vedanta Centre of Sydney

Varun Grover brings his bold new solo stand-up show to Adelaide, blending morbidly funny personal stories with the sharp social wit that has made him a favourite across India and around the world. Expect an evening of incisive Hindi comedy that dives into death, absurdity, and even the terrifying prospect of a world without ketchup.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory

Celebration of Sri Ramakrishna's birth anniversary with a morning puja, homa, arati and pushpanjali, and an evening of offerings by the youth and children's groups and a talk on his life.
By Vedanta Centre of Sydney

Writer-comedian Varun Grover brings his all-Hindi stand-up special Love, Death & Ketch-up to The Comic's Lounge in North Melbourne.
By Marching Elephants Entertainment

Actor and theatre artist Maya S. Krishnan brings her debut solo stand-up special Pomblel, starring her viral character Manjula Teacher, to the Pioneer Theatre in Castle Hill. In Tamil and English; 18+.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory

Varun Grover's 'Love, Death & Ketchup' stand-up solo at Factory Theatre, Sydney.
By Indian Comedy Club

Varun Grover brings his new Hindi stand-up solo, Love, Death & Ketchup, to The Royale Theatre in Northbridge.
By Marching Elephants Entertainment & The Laughter Factory

Jaspreet Singh brings his stand-up show about fatherhood to Blacktown.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory

Indian indie-pop artist Aksath (Akshath Acharya), of viral single "Nadaaniyan", plays Jive with his full band.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory

Manav Kaul performs Traasadi at Drum Theatre in Dandenong.
By Marching Elephants Entertainment and The Laughter Factory

Manav Kaul performs his theatre work Traasadi in Castle Hill.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory

Indian stand-up Amit Tandon brings his new Hindi-language show Aise Kaise to Elder Hall, riffing on changing times and rituals.
By Marching Elephants Entertainment

Catch Amit Tandon live in Canberra with *Aise Kaise*, a Hindi stand-up comedy show packed with sharp observations on changing times, everyday rituals, and the quirks of family, friends, and modern life.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory

Amit Tandon performs his Hindi stand-up show at the Sydney Opera House.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory

The Comedy Factory brings Gujarati stand-up, conversation and improvisation to Adelaide.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory

Gujarati-language stand-up night led by Manan Desai with Chirayu Mistry, Deep Vaidya and Om Bhatt at Brisbane's Sit Down Comedy Club.
By Marching Elephants Entertainment

Amit Tandon brings his new Hindi stand-up special Aise Kaise to Perth Modern School, riffing on changing times, rituals and the illogic of family life.
By Marching Elephants Entertainment