Updated On: 17 September, 2022 07:40 AM IST | Mumbai | Suhit Kelkar
Despite harassment campaign across India, stand-up comic says he will not censor himself, and will step up his international shows

The outspoken comedian says he has two censors: his conscience and the Constitution. Pic/Facebook
About a week after his show in Gurugram was cancelled after the Vishwa Hindu Parishad claimed he made fun of Hindu gods and goddesses, comedian Kunal Kamra told mid-day he will neither relinquish the stage nor censor himself. Ruling out changing his content, he said, “Once I get on stage, I perform for my audience exactly what I was going to perform. That’s my 100 per cent commitment. There are two censors, one is my own conscience and the other is the Constitution of India. My material doesn’t change for any other reason.”
In fact, he plans a slew of overseas shows. The comedian said, “I am going to travel abroad to do as many shows as I can. My current special has my favourite political premises from the last six years reworked for today’s times. Building this show was so much fun. I think I am enjoying performing these 75 minutes the most.”