Aditi Mittal

Aditi Mittal is a well-known comedian in India, known for her sharp wit and hilarious takes on social issues, particularly those related to women’s issues and patriarchy. Despite being frequently labeled as someone who looks down on men and has no other subject matter to joke about, Mittal has gained a devoted following among those who appreciate her open-minded approach and her ability to rise above hypocrisy and superstitions. She has been recognized as one of the top stand-up comedians in India by The Times of India, and has been listed by CNN-IBN as one of the top 30 “witty, smart, and incredibly funny” Indian women to follow on Twitter.

In addition to her work as a stand-up comedian, Mittal has also appeared in a number of comedy shows across the globe, including the prestigious 100 Women Conference in London, organized by the BBC in 2013. She has also been featured in the American documentary Stand-Up Planet. Mittal is known for her unique perspective on a variety of cultural issues, and her jokes often touch on the struggles and challenges faced by women in India. Some of her most popular acts include “The Story of Madhumakkhi” and “Bra Shopping,” both of which have gained widespread acclaim for their wit and humor.

As one of the first female stand-up comedians in India, Aditi Mittal has made a name for herself as a trailblazer in the comedy scene. She has performed at various clubs and festivals across the country and internationally, and is a regular at the Canvas Laugh Factory and the Comedy Store Mumbai. In addition to her stand-up work, Mittal has also been involved in the creation of the Ghanta Awards and the Filmfail Awards, two popular parody award shows in India. Her unique take on social issues and her ability to present solutions to problems in a humorous way make her a must-see performer for anyone looking for a good laugh.

• In 2009, she was one of the first 5 Indians to be featured in an Indians only stand-up show called Local Heroes, organized by the U K based ‘The Comedy Store’
• Today, she is a regular at Canvas Laugh Factory, Comedy Store Mumbai & has performed at many humor festivals across the country, at clubs in UK & at Laugh Factory, Los Angeles
• In 2013, Mittal was invited by the BBC for the prestigious 100 Women conference in London
• She has been featured in the American documentary, Stand-Up Planet, along with American & South African comics
• She was one of the founding members of the Ghanta Awards & the Filmfail Awards, two of the biggest parody award shows in India