Umar Rana

Umar began his comedy career performing improv. He was a founding member of Pakistan's first English-speaking improv troupe, Blackfish, created by Saad Haroon, which represented Pakistan in an international youth theatre festival called "Contacting the World" at Contact Theatre in Manchester, England.^[1][2]

He later moved to Bahrain because of a job posting and, in January 2007, moved to Singapore.^{[citation needed]}

After performing in many improv shows and stand-up comedy events, in September 2010 Rana founded Comedy Masala.^[3] Comedy Masala offers a weekly open mic in Singapore and brings in comedians from across Asia.^[4][5] He has also hosted many events, including Rob Schneider's stand-up comedy performance in Singapore.^{[citation needed]}

He was second runner-up at the 2009 HK International Comedy Festival.^{[citation needed]}

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