Started stand-up in 2000, and was a finalist in the 2009 Scottish Comedian Of The Year competition.

Saj Chaudry at the 2009 Scottish Comedian Of The Year final
Live Review
Glasgow City Halls and Old Fruitmarket

Saj Chowdhry produced a car crash of a set, swerving unpredictably all over the shop before becoming a fiery wreck. He came out playing to his strength – impersonations – with a suitably aggressive Joe Pesci rant. This messily jumped into a bizarre X-Factor pastiche, which in turn slammed into an ill-conceived routine about demanding children.

Chowdhry tells us he’s recently lost his job, and is now a stay-at-home dad, but as he talks about interviewers who have told him he was ‘overqualified’ for a job, he loses sight of all comedy and simply seems to be settling some scores.

Finally, we’re in the hack territory of airline security questions and the tediously smart-aleck responses to questions such as: ‘Did you pack your bags yourself?’ that surely everyone has thought of.

‘Overqualified’ is certainly not an objection he’s likely to encounter in his comedy career any time soon.

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