Zarna Garg: Practical People Win.

Zarna Garg's Practical People Win is a laugh packed and heartfelt hour that perfectly captures the chaos and charm of immigrant family life. Her jokes about Indian moms, practical parenting, marriage, and kids are spot-on, it's like watching your own life, but way funnier. She's real, and totally relatable. You'll laugh, nod, and text your mom immediately after.

Listen.. I'm going tos tart by saying I'm a HUGE Zarna Garg fan! Watch all the podcast episodes and her interviews and her Instagram! I think you're hilarious in reels but I wish I could say the same about your standup specials..

I went in with high hopes and high expectations but realized a lot of the jokes are sort of stale.. the whole MIL bashing and immigrant problems just don't feel that funny anymore.. it's like we say in Hindi- ghisa pita jokes. Also very dated views on India (maybe it's just a generational difference..I really don't know because I'm an older millennial who came to the US 10-12 years after you), but I could not relate to a lot of the jokes in the special.

But when I watch your reels where you play almost therapist and roast your kids and husband you are hilarious and I watch them over and over and get a laugh out of those!

Zarna Garg is absolutely brilliant in Practical People Win! As a woman, mom, wife, and first-gen immigrant, I felt so seen. Her comedy is sharp, relatable, and had me laughing nonstop. She turns everyday chaos into something hilarious. 10/10 - this special is a must-watch for all of us. We need more women comedenias like this real and hilarious.

Zarna Garg: Practical People Win is a comedy special that showcases the sharp wit and cultural insight of Indian-American comedian Zarna Garg. In this performance, she uses humor to highlight the realities of being a practical, immigrant mother navigating modern American life. Through stories about her arranged marriage, raising kids in a different culture, and balancing tradition with modern expectations, Zarna delivers punchlines that are both hilarious and deeply rooted in truth. Her comedy reflects her identity as a woman who values common sense and resilience, proving that practicality, especially in the face of adversity, is not just useful-it's powerful.

A comical look into the Indian culture through humor and relatable experiences. Material, presentation, flow and timing are excellent. Zarna is intimate with her audience and delivers. I want to see more of her. I love the delivery. I like how her material isn't dirty but fun, real life experiences and then seeing her family on stage dancing. I had some difficulties with her accent but I understood almost all of her material. Zarna explains bits and pieces of Indian culture that I always had questions about. Dinner's at the Garg house must be interesting. Zarna touches on real life experiences that transcend culture. Her Americanized children are no different than anyone else's. She even tells mother-in-law jokes. We aren't that different after all.