Stand-up comedian Praveen Kumar to present his new show in Madurai
The Hindu
Don't miss popular comedian Praveen Kumar's family-friendly show "8" in Madurai, filled with relatable anecdotes and clean humor.
Get ready to laugh your heart out as popular stand-up comedian Praveen Kumar brings his latest show to Madurai. Known for his clean and family-friendly humour, Praveen is a favourite among people of all ages. With impeccable timing and relatable anecdotes, he has carved a space for himself in the stand-up scene today.
Praveen’s new show, titled 8, has been inspired by his favourite actor Rajinikanth. After completing eight shows in various cities across Tamil Nadu, the comedian has stopped at Madurai for his next. “Madurai always holds a special place in my heart. I began my Family Man Returns tour here, and I still cherish the warm reception from the audience,” shares Praveen. “I have performed nearly eight shows in Madurai, and each time, the audience has been incredibly supportive. It’s been two years since I last performed in the city, and I am really excited to reconnect with them,” he adds.
The show promises to take the audience on a hilarious journey through eight distinct stages of his life, each filled with candid observations and witty commentary. “I will be sharing eight different stories from eight unique stages of my life. This show will be new, offering something for everyone in the family, regardless of their age,” he says.
The show is on December 15th, 6.30pm at JC Residency Madurai. Tickets on BookMyShow.
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