Romesh Ranganathan
- 46 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, stand-up comedian and executive producer
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Romesh Ranganathan lands Series 2 of Asian Provocateur
​Romesh Ranganathan will head out on his travels once again this year, after it was announced that his show Asian Provocateur has been renewed for a second series.
Harry Fletcher, Digital Spy, 1st March 2016Romesh Ranganathan review
On his third solo tour, the standup retains his cynicism but there's now light amid the shade and warmth underlying the weariness.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 26th February 2016Review: Romesh Ranganathan
Skipping seamlessly from topic to topic - sometimes bringing it full circle, sometimes just heading off on a new tangent, the delivery and apparent randomness is a fresh disguise for the inherent craftsmanship.
Lizz Brain, Leicester Mercury, 11th February 2016This week's new live comedy
Previews of Romesh Ranganathan, Wring Out The Clowns and Bowieoke Circus.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 5th February 2016Romesh Ranganathan's comedy hero
The Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and Asian Provocateur star picks some iconic Americans as his comic idols.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 5th February 2016Interview: Romesh Ranganathan
"I'm embarrassed to say it, but I thought comedy would be easy"
Brian Donaldson, The List, 2nd February 2016Ben Miller, Romesh Ranganathan & Rachel Riley get ITV show
It's Not Rocket Science, a new entertaining science show hosted by Romesh Ranganathan, Rachel Riley and Ben Miller, is coming to ITV.
British Comedy Guide, 4th January 2016The Must-Sees of 2016: comedy
Featuring Billy Connolly, Isy Suttie, Vic and Bob, Frankie Boyle, Romesh Ranganathan, Rob Delaney, Julian Clary and Sara Pascoe.
Alice Jones, The Independent, 1st January 2016Looking back on what has been a notably depressing year, it might seem a near-impossible task to pick out moments worthy of levity. Thankfully, that is the job of Jimmy Carr and regular team captains Jon Richardson and Sean Lock, old hands at refashioning the awfulness of the real world into digestible chunks of frippery. Panellists Isy Suttie, Richard Osman, Joey Essex and Romesh Ranganathan assist them, while elsewhere games and surprises are promised.
Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 29th December 2015A seasonal episode of the show that - like the Twitter account it grew from - does pretty basic observational comedy, but does it pretty well. On TV, it helps that the status of the contributors is bewilderingly high: sitting in various lovely interiors tonight are David Tennant, James Corden, Rich Hall, Romesh Ranganathan, Catherine Tate and Danny Dyer. Among the agonies wryly shared are how much to pay carol singers and when to abandon a bad party.
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 17th December 2015