FAKE ACCENTS | Stand-up Comedy by Niv Prakasam

I expect at least 10M views on this video, thanks!

Credits:
Edited by Yash Shinde - @yashshinde404
Sound mixed and mastered by Sreejith Menon - @porcupinesree

Shot and recorded by The Habitat Team at a live standup comedy event at The Habitat, Mumbai.

The Habitat Audio Team:
The Habitat Video Team:
Aaditi Hirani:
Harsh Shah:

[KennySebastian]

Legend says she is still waiting for a ruler.

[njorogemingi]

That Kenyan accent is on point... Proudly Kenyan.

[harshdewangan]

"I felt bad for brother and father" part was epic🤣🤣🤣

[vipulgupta]

The best part about you is that your diverse upbringing has removed boundaries from your mind, which is what most people suffer from. This has made you flexible and adaptable as per the enviornment, and which is where your comedy comes from. The likeable part of your comedy is the simplicity of it.

[Suraj-zjwq]

Comedian with serious face are damn hilarious 😂

[madhavraman]

That Kenyan accent was on point! You were absolutely hilarious! Keep shining Nivedita!🤣

[SHADABRIZVIYAHOOCOM]

Please post more videos... Your cool and calm style of delivery is rare.... The laughter you generate is very organic purely content based... Keep going!

[softiceable]

Concern for fathers and brothers was hilarious 😂😂

[prasad_kashyap]

Natural, confident, perfect timing, asli attitude, grounded, swag, thoughtfully written, pleasing tone, smooth - best female standup artist. Among top 5 stand up artists.
Blessings from Noida

[thirstwithoutborders]

As an European who grew up in India and had to learn Hindi, this made me laugh so much. The first English I learned was from Indians too, so I had a heavy Punjabi accent for a long time, now I just speak with the accent of whoever I am talking to, even in my mothertongue.

[deesticco]

Nice to see a talented Indian female comedian!

[twilight]

That Tamil accent was perfect!😂
Especially at middle schools...
Adding the "aah" sound at end of every word is equivalent to "hai kya" in Hindi
And we extended it's use to English too😂

[DishitaNaveen]

OMG watch your videos for the first time and this is absolutely hilarious! Keep shining Nivedita.

[marleymomo]

Can't deny her confidence. This is a really tough career to choose and she has got something special to stand out or stand up .. want to see more.. aldready a fan.

[hymn]

Every accent of her is very smooth and prefect n that last part was epic 🙌

[arshkharya]

Why isn't this viral ✨✨✨✨✨✨ As a female I always wished to see a female comedian who can crack jokes so easily! Finally got you!! Loved it! The entire set! Every second! So talented ✨✨❤️

[RaviRegar]

I am a rajasthani bt i grew up in andhra pradesh... the more multilingual u r the more awsome it is to act both smart n dumb simultaneously

[Dhi_Bee]

I’m not Indian nor Indian diaspora at all, but as an American who has an immigrant mom & literally 1/2 my family being immigrants (from South America), this turned out to be surprisingly relatable. She grew up speaking Andean Spanish & learning British English in school, but ended up picking up Caribbean Spanish & New York English when she came to the US before moving to Florida. Her accents has been a hybrid in both languages since arriving to the US😂

[DennisPinpin]

Like you, English was my first language. I’m Filipino, living in the Philippines, and I picked up my language from hearing my parents and watching TV in the 60s. Very Baby Boomer TV shows.

I know what you went through. I went through it too.

While I can now speak Filipino, it still comes out with its own English subtitles.

[SuhaniShah]

so so good and such a lovely vibe Niv <3