Intolerance and outrage leave Indian stand-up comics with less to laugh about

Frontline on Air
24/11/2023 27 min
Intolerance and outrage leave Indian stand-up comics with less to laugh about

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The audio story explores the difficulties experienced by Indian stand-up comics amid growing intolerance and outrage. It delves into how societal changes and heightened sensitivities affect comedians, potentially constraining their ability to express themselves creatively. For a more comprehensive understanding, it is recommended to listen to the full audio story.

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