Standup Comedian opens up about the stage fear, constant improvements, the era of Charlie Chaplin, Audience taste then vs now and reality of society.

Namaste, Hello everyone today we've a very special guest Mrs. Harpriya bains, who is a stand-up comedian and an artist from delhi. She is an extrovert. In her early days she used to do theatre and many stage shows, Her dream job was to be a radio Jockey personality but she was rejected. But she didn't give up because she believes in herself that she has stage confidence and she will do something better for sure, later she started standup comedy as a career. She is an artist who used to portray paintings and a comedian with a great sense of humor. Here, in a conversation with her we talk about how she Orient herself towards the stand-up. To make a laugh is not an easy task, an artist needs to work very hard on his/her new concept and new ideas constantly and before delivering a joke to a huge audience they need to check it many times. And this is how they used to sharpen their skills. Nowadays stand-up as a career? While sharing her journey she talked about the expressions of an artist and eye contact with the audience. In this era where sources of entertainment are very wide it is becoming difficult to bond the audience with you continuously. Talking about her attitude towards life, she said she has been privileged since her childhood. Coming to her confidence she said it's not always easy to boost your confidence instantly. It is the practice that makes an artist very well and skilled. So the role of practice plays an important role in every field. Talking about the legend Charlie Chaplin, she addressed the taste of the audience changing constantly day by day. At that time there was a very limited source of entertainment but nowadays there is a clutter of content. She opens up about the harsh reality of society by sharing an incident and talks about the role of feedback in every artist's life.