Nitanshi Goel Calls Zakir Khan 'Kamaal' As He Video Calls Parents Mid-Show At Madison Square Garden
Zakir Khan made history and became the first stand-up comedian to headline a full Hindi comedy show at the prestigious Madison Square Garden in New York City. Taking to his Instagram, he shared a reel featuring him, which captured the prestigious moment of his big achievement. Now, a fresh clip has gone viral, featuring a cute moment of Zakir calling his parents mid-show to show them the number of people gathered to witness him perform live at the stadium.
In the clip, Zakir Khan was seen video calling his parents and saying, 'Papa ye aapse kuch kehna chahte hain," and then turning the phone towards the audience. As Zakir turned the phone, the live audience greeted his parents with a loud voice.
This cute clip won hearts not only of his fans but also actress and Laapataa Ladies fame Nitanshi Goel, who took to her stories and reshared the clip and wrote, 'The stage was his, the lights were his, the cheers were his and yet, he paused… To call the two people who made it all possible. One call, one moment, and he reminded us that respect and love for parents will always outshine any spotlight. This is why we love him. Not only just for his art, but for his heart. His success feels like a personal win. @zakirkhan_208 Kya kamaal insaan ho aap, yaar."
Sharing the heartfelt video, Zakir wrote, 'Maine kar ke dekh liya. Ho jaata hai. Aajao." In his signature style, he further added, 'PS: We sold out The Garden Arena! And jammed New York's Times Square, all in one day. I'm overwhelmed, still processing this dream. Baki photos kal dalunga," followed by a red heart emoji.
Zakir Khan Sells Out Madison Square Garden
The show at the heart of New York City was a part of Zakir's ongoing North America tou r, where he was joined on stage by comedian Tanmay Bhat. Zakir's signature blend of humour, emotional depth, and poetic storytelling kept the audiences hooked. In the run-up to the show, Zakir's poster lit up Times Square billboards and even appeared on US media platforms to talk about the significance of performing in Hindi at such a prestigious venue.
Zakir Khan Wore Manish Malhotra For the Grand Night
For the landmark evening, Zakir stepped onto the stage in a bespoke creation by Manish Malhotra. His attire reflected a modern interpretation of Indian ethnic wear, designed with a polished, performance-ready edge. The ensemble leaned into dark, sophisticated tones that underscored the gravitas of the occasion while keeping the focus firmly on the performer.
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