Rajat Sood wins India’s Laughter Champion title
Rajat Sood, a stand-up comedian, received the title of India's Laughter champion on Saturday. shekhar suman and archana puran singh served as the show's judges. He triumphed over rivals Nitesh Shetty, Jayvijay Sachan, Vighnesh Pande, and Himanshu Bawandar to claim the title.
Rajat, a resident of Delhi, received a trophy and a monetary prize of Rs 25 lakh. The second runners-up were Jayvijay and Vighnesh, with Nitesh taking first place. Rajat reportedly added, "I had prepared this scenario in my brain numerous times, but the actuality left me in wonder. It was also a significant occasion because I was doing my first performance ever in front of my parents. They had only previously read my stuff online, and they were reluctant to bring it up or engage in conversation with me about it.
They were a blessing to have there. I could see in my father's eyes that he is quite proud of himself. I'm now ready to accept any opportunities or performances that come my way. I have a fire inside of me to perform better, therefore I have to work even harder now. After winning the competition, I'll strive to read more and arm myself with tools to improve as an artist. He commented, "Happy News: I have always believed in my art of Pomedy (Poetry and Comedy) and I am proud to take it to every stage imaginable," along with the photo when he shared it on social media.
Rajat, a resident of Delhi, received a trophy and a monetary prize of Rs 25 lakh. The second runners-up were Jayvijay and Vighnesh, with Nitesh taking first place. Rajat reportedly added, "I had prepared this scenario in my brain numerous times, but the actuality left me in wonder. It was also a significant occasion because I was doing my first performance ever in front of my parents. They had only previously read my stuff online, and they were reluctant to bring it up or engage in conversation with me about it.
They were a blessing to have there. I could see in my father's eyes that he is quite proud of himself. I'm now ready to accept any opportunities or performances that come my way. I have a fire inside of me to perform better, therefore I have to work even harder now. After winning the competition, I'll strive to read more and arm myself with tools to improve as an artist. He commented, "Happy News: I have always believed in my art of Pomedy (Poetry and Comedy) and I am proud to take it to every stage imaginable," along with the photo when he shared it on social media.