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Aditi Mittal gets her own show!
Stand-up comedienne Aditi Mittal is set to bring a Netflix original stand-up comedy special \"Things They Wouldnt Let Me Say\", which is a gender revolution rich with taboos of being a woman in India today.
Stand-up comedienne Aditi Mittal is set to bring a Netflix original stand-up comedy special "Things They Wouldnt Let Me Say", which is a gender revolution rich with taboos of being a woman in India today.
The show will debut on Netflix on July 18 to over 100 million members across 190 countries globally. Mittal said in a statement: "Having a platform like Netflix is a dream come true for anyone in entertainment and comedy today. The journey of this show has been absolutely exhilarating."
Mittal's distinctive brand of humour touches life, gender, sex, beauty secrets and more. Swati Shetty, Director of Content Acquisition, Netflix, said: "Aditi's success reflects the growing pool of Indian stand-up comedy talent that is already gaining international recognition."
Mittal, who has performed in India, Britain and the US, will be making her debut at the prestigious Edinburgh Fringe festival later this year with her show "Global Village Idiot".
