Zarna Garg: One in a Billion

This is one of the worst comedy shows ever. It is extremely boring. The jokes have nothing new and you would not even realize that it's time to laugh, if not for the crowd in the show. It made me wonder who sponsored this person got the show considering there are so many other way better comedians out there and struggling to get noticed. The other thing is her accent. Apparently she is an 'immigrant'. She is confused about her accent. Most times her accent is Indian (which is fine) but at other times she tries real hard to pull off an American accent. Oh well, I watched only about 10 min, the last few min went in writing thus review. Stay clear, safe time.

This had me and my family in splits. So relatable and true. Who knew that the "impossible to please overbearing Indian parent's" regular everyday mundane demanding tactics can be so funny. But apparently they are, when Zarna narrates. She is raw, honest and extremely funny.

The bit about eldest son/daughter is so funny. Watched her live and she took it to another level. Eldest boy is the prince until a single child walks into the room, then entire dynamics change. Lol.

Loved the set and her delivery. She has kept it simple, yet so funny. Loved every bit of this show and surely everyone will.

Watch it with your family and enjoy!

It's a pleasure to watch Zarna on the big screen. I saw her in person about a month ago in NJ and it was awesome both times!!! I can't tell you enough that Zarna will bring a smile to your face even on the difficult days! If you haven't seen the Amazon show, watch it and get your popcorn ready! Great time and watch her on insta too! I love the parts with her mother in law and it will make you roll with laughter and I really enjoy meeting the family in the end of the special. Moms need to watch Zarna to make life a bit lighter and fun!

I hope that this is the first of many specials on Amazon with Zarna!

I decided to watch Zarna Garg because I had nothing to lose, except a few minutes time. I give comedians 10 minutes to give me at least one chortle or laugh - or a damn good message. If they can't do it in the first 10 minutes, I go on to something else.

She started off with chortles and giggles at the very beginning and they didn't end until the credits rolled.

She makes fun of herself as a failed lawyer, her family (don't we all?), her mother country (shouldn't we all?), and of how Americans raise their kids. Those were painful laughs because of how painfully true they are.

She reminds me of an Indian Mrs. Hughes.

OH! And her act is "clean"! Enjoy! And find yourself in some of what she says. I promise it won't hurt.

Thought it was fresh and funny. Different perspective coming from an immigrant parent --not just from an Indian kid born in the US.

Although I'm somewhat familiar with Indian culture from friends and acquaintances, besides finding Zarna Garg humorous, she was authentic. I learned a substantial amount more about subtle aspects of Indian culture and family. And, it put some of my previous understanding in a new light.

So glad I happened upon this Special on Amazon Prime. It is 67 minutes watching worth watching. I will watch it again. Rare for me to watch anything twice.

Hoping any future new material will stay as fresh and authentic.