On this week's episode of Cyrus Says, Cyrus is joined by stand-up comedian and advertising professional Neville Shah. Neville talks about:

Going to the same school as Freddie Mercury
His half Parsi, half Gujrati parentage
Why he might be famous in Czechoslovakia
How the worst year in his life led to a comedy special
Why he decided to keep a day job
His post SnG plans

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We couldn't have asked for a better guest as we celebrate the Women's Month Special on Cyrus Says. In her classic unapologetic manner, the comedienne opens up about her approach to feminism and comedy.

Some interesting tidbits from the episode:

Radhika - I think in India we have a lot of Malabar Hill Feminism.

Cyrus - Too much. Mrs Sharma doesn't have a job but has a lot of problems like her hair colour is going faster.

Cyrus - Your should introduce your show Unladylike, and it should just be me.

Radhika - The only thing India has going for it right now, is that it's not Pakistan.

Catch one of her stand-up acts here.

You can watch more funny videos here.

And don't forget to check out her award-winning web series Shugs and Fats.

You can buy Radhika's book here.

Cyrus Says

Ep. 339: Feat. Neville Shah

Ep. 160: feat. Comedienne Radhika Vaz