Mirawas pashto new funny program 2019

he said as he sat down to shed light on his past career as comedian.

Born in 1955 in Tangi tehsil of Charsadda district, the stand-up Pashto comedian, Hayat Khan aka Mirawas, has recently published his second book after 30 years drenched in rich giggles and jokes
"I take great pride in being an artist who educated hundreds of drug addicts to quit using drugs especially young students through my sugarcoated jokes. My mission is to decorate similes on the slump faces to reduce their tension for awhile,” says Mirawas.
About his career, he said that he was born with a talent to crack jokes to bring smiles to the faces of grief-stricken people. He said he was in 9th grade when he became an instant joke cracker where every week children from even surrounding schools would gather to enjoy his show. To Pakhtun audience, the appearance of Mirawas on TV screen or stage always meant a rich laughter as his well-attended comedy show never went without a round of applause.

Hailing from a farmer family, he grew up working in the fields and used to entertain daily wagers and poor farmers around him.

Some three decades ago, he even had brought out a booklet containing anecdotes crafted by him. Mirawas soon became a star stand-up comedian and during 80s he for the first time launched a campaign against drugs addiction on PTV.
Being a recipient of numerous awards for his performance, he has over 800 comedy Pashto albums to his credit.

He has toured about 20 countries in connection with his shows. “I take great pride in being an artist who educated hundreds of drug addicts to quit using drugs especially young students through my sugarcoated jokes. My mission is to decorate similes on the slump faces to reduce their tension for awhile,” Mirawas said.

The comedian said laughter could cure various ailments. He said jokes came to him naturally. Sharing an instant joke, he said an aged man was crying in front of a labour room where a passerby asked him for the reason, the man turned and replied Allah had blessed him with a son after 10 years, but that too was a small baby.