Mr. Khan's funniest moments of series 1 | Citizen Khan | BBC Comedy Greats 

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Hahahahaha 😂

That might be true lol.

lmao

@Tanya Greene he didn't mean it literally. But you should really check out a Pakistani wedding, they literally spend their life savings on them.

😂 Most Irish thing ever

And the choop, choop, choop🤣

@@joyfuldays596 both are required a d they use them both.

Remote controls also

Hahahahahahaha agreed 👍

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Did you think Asians are blacks?

@@theangrycheeto 🇨🇦🇨🇦❤

No way! Wow!

Nooo way.. what's crazy..🤩

What’s ur other half

Wow amazing

Freshie

Unfortunately there were a few angry Indians and Pakistanis claiming this was ‘racist’ and the show stopped

@@avify3369 oh for the love of God... Everything in these days is racist and cancelled...

@@robertasliutas2903 The generation known as ‘GEN Z’ cancels and calls a lot of this racist pretty much.. can’t even let a show that has lots of laughs continue.

@@avify3369 which makes this miserable life even more sad and miserable

@@robertasliutas2903 there was actually a vid of some old pakistani women throwing eggs at mr khan while they were filming cos they believed it was racist

same here

Because people are idiots, they play racism cards everywhere

Pakistan! ZINDABAD! (I am British but not Pakistani so if anyone could explain the meaning of this 😄)

@@lcfcsince2016 it means long live Pakistan

Try making an Indian version & see what happens to our country,, Pakistan 🇵🇰 & Islam is such an easy target for all ,,,

mate this was only a few years ago not 1984

@@sheshahayat5117 goodness gracious me, kumars at no. 42...

Rubbish. Have a look around. There are show like that being released now too. They even announced some new citizen khan stuff would be coming in the future

@@user-op8fg3ny3j he means make a indian version denounceing Pakistan

Incredible

What kind of stories were there

It's not surprising at all, that's BBC for you. Like any television network ( but especially ones that claim that they are funded through government or personal donations and not advertisement) the BBC will do everything in its power to prevent paying a single dollar pound to anybody who creates anything for them. They will happily lie with a big wide smile on their face that they loved your story or your idea or project but they just don't have enough money to do it and then lo and behold a year or so later they'll have that exact same thing being broadcast and when you try and call them and tell them that what they're doing is wrong that they're stealing your idea. They will just laugh at you and tell you to see them in court if you have the money to oppose them. It's not just the BBC that does this plenty of other networks across the world have done this. It's just a simple fact that if you have any original idea for a story that you want to have created in any entertainment Medium, you're best off making either a novel that you self-publish online or finding a bunch of friends and trying to do it yourself on RU-vid, like those incredible mad lads who made who killed Captain Alex. Because companies like the BBC will always do everything they can to steal ideas from creators so they can make them without having to pay the creators for their intellectual property.

@@lornbaker1083 Thank you and that’s basically exactly what happened. A couple of years back when I was reading the manuscripts, I was amazed at how well they read and how she had even put the directions in. The story gets worse as I think, before this event, while doing her law degree, she had to do some work experience with the Met. At some Met. Christmas party she came out with her idea for a painting of a very very famous 1960s murderess, I’ll just say the incidents occurred in the Lancashire, Yorkshire area. She was often on the front pages of Tabloids. The police inspector told her off for giving out her idea. She said, they’re only police, what would they know about art, he replied yes but you don’t know who they know! Anyhow about a year later the painting with exactly the same idea was unveiled. Having known her for many years, I knew her creativity and the ideas she was constantly churning out It therefore made sense to me. When I looked at the other art of the famous artist who had unveiled his version, it struck me that that form of abstract thinking was not really his style at all! Anyhow, I still have her paintings and sketchbooks.the sketchbooks are all locked away in suit cases.

@@Yuzoboy they were based around a Pakistani family in which the Father ran a shop and basically sold everything. He was always trying to cut corners and find ways around problems. He had two daughters who were trying to keep the balance between their British identities and their parents’ Pakistani family values. I think there was also a young Irish man as a shop helper. It’s been over 5 or so years since I read them. Some were intact, and some had pages missing or were out of order. The BBC changed the name, can’t remember the original name but it was a similar short one like Shah. This whole affair was distressing but because she was so creative she moved on to other things. At one point she used to work on a TV phone-in show but as a telephone receptionist to take in calls. She was picked up by some producer who then suggested her for the show that Anneka Rice finally did, I think it was the fort boyard in the sea one. She was very young but brilliant. Her friends dissuaded her by telling her the producers were really only after one thing, and she had a very young child, so she said no.

Dave: Assalamu Alaikum Mr Khan: *hello Dave* 😒

@@lcfcsince2016 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 laughing so hard I missed that.....still laughing. Maybe Helloasalam!

Don't you just love our people for never being PC! That's why this is so funny! Saalam!

And what’s so special in that !! lol

@@anurakchhettry1140 eh?

Brummies

Hello pal,how are you?

You guys you guys are very funny I'm going to wash your video everyday🤣🤣🤣😂😂😊🤬🤬🤣🤣🤗

You’re on drugs mate. It’s complete crap.

@@AnthonyWilliams-ew3wp Hate as much as you want mate 👍👍. Haters will hate.

@@AnthonyWilliams-ew3wp got to agree, adil ray is utter rubbish

Is awful

“One of the best written, funny sit coms ever produced” LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣 that line is funnier than the show itself 🤡

More like Pakistani comedy.

@@halfvolley11 Yes the muslim influence is there for all to see, there is no denying that. But people are people despite cultural and religeous differences, humour is international and interracial, especially visual humour. Admitedly this is not belly laugh territory, but once you get into it it is amusing and watchable if a little naive.

@@ianwilkinson4602 It is representative of Pakistani culture, all the characters are Pakistani and the story is based on a Pakistani family. Lets keep it Pakistani.

@@halfvolley11 OK by me, but it is not the entire story.

@Greeny That "point" has been made already thank you.

Egg

Absolutely love this show this guy is a genius. Wish he'd make more.

I can't stand Islam, but Khan is hilarious....

@@greatspirit do u even know anything about Islam or just know Islam through biased media that shows you what they want to show. Perhaps maybe u should know before judging it with so much hate. Islam is a religion of peace & kindness, nothing like what western media shows ✌️

@@hawa3087 What do you know about Islam? Did you even read the quran? al hadith? Sa7i7 Al Bukhaari? Sa7ii7 Muslim? al sa7aabah? as siirah annabiwyyah in Arabic? or just Idaarat at tawa77osh?

This is so INDIAN,,, should be re named “ citizen kappor, or citizen Gupta” HOW CONVENIENTLY INDIAN BRITISH MAKING “ east is east”. THIS & other Shows, covertly propagating “ TYPICAL INDIAN PROPAGANDA AGAINST MUSLIMS & PAKISTANIS “ besides this character shows all Indian traits eg “ being tight a** & speaking HINGLISH , not putting hands in his own wallet etc etc,,, I’m getting sick of this 😠

@AG 2021 no I dont

@@sheshahayat5117 Ah yes a jealous indian, why do y'all especially try to put your name on everything like no one cares bout you lot this show is specifically based on an Asian Pakistani Muslim family and yes some of the actors might not be pakistani buh that don't matter it is directly associated w asian culture and British asian Muslims not Indians and hinduism then it'll be relatable to you lot BUT IT ISNT

@Balochi boy What are you talking about thats how British pakistanis are .... and in foreign countries or UK Pakistanis and indians get along very well.... They are not just Pakistanis but integrated Pakistanis in british society(You can understand if you visit UK)

@@sheshahayat5117 When you will visit UK , tell me then who is indian who is Pakistani..... Pakistan and indians are on friendly terms with eachother in UK and both have brownish skin , many can speak urdu or hindi .... offcourse the second generation indian or pakistani (those born in UK) cant speak urdu or hindu that well (some can)...... Basically they could've called it indian muslim show aswell but it is created by a second generation Pakistani (who was born in britain ).... so he probably knows the Pakistani culture better then say indian culture although both are similiar.

This show is funny i like it but mind your language is more funny than mr citizen khan

Hello Dave 😂

Same...I burst out laughing there. didn't expect it.

It offended too many middle class posh folk

@@spingybingy5610 offended many people, especially Pakistanis and Indians.

Too many weak people who can’t take a joke! We have allowed snowflakes a voice, instead of ignoring their wails of indignation!! In fact, just ignore the Twittersphere and the snowflakes go away.

Can only laugh at whites not at muslims

I think everyone understood it.

Chup

@@A1HU5541N haha

More like a dirty legend

Im Pakistani. I understand well🥸🤣🤣

What were the complaints?

@@gfujigo racist tones and stereotypes

yes, we Pakistani's are hilarious

Nothing funny about this culture in the UK, nothing at all.

@@S-North 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Stop burning

@@S-North bro replying to every comment, always has one like (clearly liking own comment) and showing their disdain for the show.

We yes it would it is pro Muslim and refers to Muslims as typical British. If anything it just takes a swipe at Christian’s and white people. So this is very P.C and liberal it very much would be made today.

Haha absolutely 😂😂😂😂

What du mean by great?

@@Jhaaninc Great means extra-ordinary, special, significant, prominent. Hope this helps.

@@mohsinabbas4507 so basically doesn't mean a muslim? Is that what ur trying to convey?

@@Jhaaninc Please donate your degree to the pani puri wala

@@mostafakabir7381 well the "great" katora khan has 3 why not ask him? Ooops he only knows how to beg and not to donate. Well pani poori wala du know anyone?

Moslems community in U.K. bit racist too.

Absolutely the opposite of UK culture. Nothing funny about this culture in the UK, nothing at all.

@@S-North ok

All actors were British Indians without exception

Bhams gone to shit too.

@@S-North them…

@@S-North funnier than whites as an honest mayo monkey fan

All actors were British Indians without exception

@@xpertran atleast 2 including khan actor is pakistani

Yeah do u still use RU-vidr? Its been long 11months

Racist what I dont understand

@@geegee8625 they were taking a mickey out of Asian accents and religion

@@sparky9081 who was?

Mr Khan cast

@@sparky9081 so the actors were being rasict about the show?

It is pro Muslims and normalizes Muslims as the British standard it isn’t racist at. If anything it is anti Christian culture. Which is never racist because England has mocked Christian’s for decades.

Sadly some people saw it as racist so it got cancelled even though the director and actors were Asians themselves 🤦🏾‍♂ But it was so funny and of course it was exaggerated just like any other comedy show

It's like the Nigerian show desmonds

Not a hero A Jewish agent

I think South asians were the only migrant community in Uk who voted For the brexit.

@@khipksy1888 I’m sure that’s true - ‘ these European immigrants are taking all our jobs ‘! I also love the joke about the really deprived coming from Wolverhampton, cos, though born in Yorkshire spent my youth near Oxford, lived all over the south of England but ended up for years in ruddy Wolverhampton and have finally escaped !! 😂😂😂

Nah my dads Nigerian and he was also complaining about Eastern European immigrants he voted brexit

which year is it from?

​@@abdulqureshi5851 2012-2016

Hello Dave

The Vicar of Dibbly

@@dennischapman6893 great show......right up until the blm farce