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Comedian Tarang Hardikar on his show ‘If I’m Not Wrong’, which won a Neurodiverse Review Award at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

The Hindu - Entertainment · 28 August 2026 at 5:58 pm

Comedian Tarang Hardikar on his show ‘If I’m Not Wrong’, which won a Neurodiverse Review Award at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Comedian Tarang Hardikar opens up about his debut special at the Fringe, which draws parallels between his observations about lines and life post his autism diagnosis.

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