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Sunday, October 2, 2022 Rated "G" by the Author.

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Comedian Raju Shrivastava lived Life with a Mission to bring a Smile on Everyone's Face –google Va Re Va is an expression to applaud in Hindi ( Indian language)

There lived a famous comedian called Raju Shrivastava Ruled over the hearts of Indians with his jokes in Hindi. Ha! va re va! Made people laugh, but his own heart had stents nine! One day at gym, it just gave away without any sign Name it ! He joked about anything under the sun The ladies and gents all enjoyed, he did not spare anyone Once asked a grim faced lady he,” Why Maam, you don’t at my jokes, smile?” “ Did your beautician advice you so ?” “That you don’t loose your make up and shine”!

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on October 4, 2022

The Indians that I've known, understood jokes in more than one language. And I remember them having a good sense of humor.

When I asked my roommate from Bombay (a non practicing Zoroastrian who knew how to read and write in five languages) what he thought of Fakirs he told me, "They're fakers."

When I asked him how to pronounce Sikh, he replied, "Sick."

And when I asked him how he knew so much about America he told me, "The Movies."

Ron

Reviewed by audrine max

Reviewed on October 3, 2022

very nice tribute and he has a glowing smile. people who can make others smile and laugh are pure genuises.

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