Nazeem Hussain

Nazeem Hussain, an acclaimed comedian, writer, and actor, dives into his journey from a childhood grappling with bullying to becoming an international comedy sensation. He shares how his mother’s resilience shaped his humor and the impact of his Sri Lankan heritage on his comedy. Nazeem reflects on the challenges of fatherhood, navigating media representation, and the shift in societal attitudes following 9/11. With hilarious anecdotes, he explores the intersection of race, identity, and the joy of making his children laugh.

Nazeem Hussain, a witty comedian known for his relatable humor, shares hilarious stories about his experiences of being recognized in Australia. He recounts a comical misunderstanding at a café where he’s mistaken for an Uber Eats delivery driver, leading to an insightful discussion on biases and assumptions. Nazeem’s lighthearted take sheds light on the quirks of identity and recognition in a diverse society, all while promoting his Netflix special that showcases his comedic mastery.

Nazeem Hussain, a comedian who honed his comedy in Melbourne's suburbs in the 1990s, talks about using humor to deal with bullies. He discusses the nature of comedy, Sri Lankan Muslim weddings, the support and guidance from the Muslim community in Australia, childhood reflections and leaflet delivery, school experiences and the effects of 9/11 on the Muslim community. He also shares stories about discovering the secret of being a comedian and a mysterious phone call.