Romesh Ranganathan
- 46 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, stand-up comedian and executive producer
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Romesh Ranganathan: The Cynic's Mixtape, review
An acid bath with comedy's new master of misanthropy .
David Bennun, The Telegraph, 15th September 2019Romesh Ranganathan interview
"Having everything taken away from me stopped me from being lazy".
Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 9th September 2019Romesh Ranganathan curates Sky shorts series
Romesh Presents... is coming to Sky, a 10-part series of comedy shorts featuring stars including Ellie Taylor, Kiri Pritchard-McLean, London Hughes and Darren Harriott.
British Comedy Guide, 6th September 2019The likable sitcom where Romesh Ranganathan has inherited a pub but, for some reason, is not very happy about it returns for a second season. When his wife Natasha (Sian Gibson) is unexpectedly called into work, Rom has to look after their two kids while wrangling the roguish Seven Swans regulars.
Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 4th September 2019Romesh Ranganathan: I'm rubbish at sport
On A League Of Their Own, I'm always terrified I'll get the ball and accidentally kill someone in the audience.
Romesh Ranganathan, The Guardian, 6th July 2019Romesh Ranganathan needed stitches after ALOTO accident
A League Of Their Own panellist Romesh Ranganathan needed hospital treatment after being elbowed in the face by Jamie Redknapp.
The Sun, 3rd July 2019Romesh Ranganathan talks about tattoos
I've yet to add my youngest son's name to my tattoos. And now he's learned to read. He'll be upset when he discovers that I have both his brothers' names, along with Richard Pryor and the Albanian flag - that last bagged me a free meal.
Romesh Ranganathan, The Guardian, 29th June 2019A League Of Their Own reveals guest hosts
James Corden will host two episodes of A League Of Their Own Series 14, with Jack Whitehall, Dina Asher-Smith and David Walliams amongst those guest-hosting other editions.
British Comedy Guide, 28th June 2019All the best Edinburgh Fringe previews in London
Don't get me wrong, I love Edinburgh, with it's Hogwartsy cobbles and granite grandeur, seeped in history and united by culture, heritage and a too-often-racist hatred of the English. But when it comes to the Edinburgh Festival, the major advantage of Edinburgh, that it's nowhere near London, becomes its major drawback for all of us keen to see some of the country's best comedy.
Phil Clarke, The Handbook, 13th June 2019Taskmaster - Series 8, Episode 5: Stay Humble review
Only the Taskmaster comes out on top when deceiving.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 5th June 2019