Gajen Nad's 'Chindian' roots livens up Malaysian comedy's cultural melting pot


Gajen has put together some of his best jokes from the past four years of performances, plus new material, for his first one-hour special 'Professional Mixed Breed' to be held at PJPAC on Aug 26 and 27. Photo: Thoughtshots

After an emotional and memorable homecoming show series in George Town, Penang last weekend, stand-up comedian Gajen Nad is now raring to unleash his first one-hour special Professional Mixed Breed at the Petaling Jaya Performing Arts Centre (PJPac) in Selangor on Aug 26 and 27.

"I'm still buzzing from my homecoming shows! I would like to thank everyone who attended my comedy special in Penang. Couldn't have asked for a better crowd. Their laughter blew the roof off. I can't wait to perform for folks in Selangor and KL," says Gajen.

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