Atul Khatri Height, Age, Girlfriend, Wife, Children, Family, Biography & More

Bio/Wiki
Profession(s)	Stand-up Comedian, Writer, Businessman
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.)	in centimeters- 170 cm in meters- 1.70 m in feet & inches- 5’ 7”
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Black
Career
Awards, Honours, Achievements	• Winner, 'CEO's Got Talent,' Season 1 by FremantleMedia in 2014 • Finalist at 'the Melbourne International Comedy Festival,' Delhi in 2012
Personal Life
Date of Birth	10 January 1968 (Wednesday)
Age (as of 2024)	56 Years
Birthplace	Mumbai
Zodiac sign	Capricorn
Signature
Nationality	Indian
Hometown	Mumbai
School	St. Theresa's High School, Mumbai
College/University	• Thadomal Shahani Engineering College, Mumbai • Alliance Manchester Business School, England
Educational Qualification(s) [1]LinkedIn	• Bachelor of Engineering from Thadomal Shahani Engineering College • Certificate in Business Administration from Manchester Business School
Religion	Sindhi-Hindu
Caste/Ethnicity	Sindhi [2]YouTube
Food Habit	Non-Vegetarian
Hobby	Cycling
Controversy	Atul faced a lot of criticism when he called Rangoli Chandel (Kangana Ranaut’s sister), who is an acid attack survivor, a 'Chandaal' on Twitter [3]Freepressjournal
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Married
Affairs/Girlfriends	Shaguna Khatri
Marriage Date	3 May 1993 (Monday)
Family
Wife/Spouse	Shaguna Khatri (Hairstylist)
Children	Daughter- Mishti Khatri (Elder) Daughter- Diya Khatri
Parents	Father- Naraindas Khatri Mother- Kunti Khatri
Siblings	Sister- Dr. Anjali Chhabria (Psychiatrist) Sister- Aruna Khatri

Some Lesser Known Facts About Atul Khatri

• Does Atul Khatri drink alcohol?: Yes 

• Atul Khatri is a famous Indian Stand-up comic known for the 40+ perspective that he brings to his art form.

• He was born in Mumbai, but his maternal family is from Karachi, Pakistan.

• Mr. Khatri was the Chief Executive Officer for Kaytek Computer Services Private Limited, which is his family-run business before entering comedy, but at the age of 43, he switched to comedy.

• In an interview, while talking about his young days, he said,
  

  “I was always the funniest in my group, the guy with stories and jokes that could really entertain, and when I started performing full time, that was when I started truly living.”

  

  Atul Khatri in his young days

• According to Atul, when he was running his IT business, he got bored with his monotonous life. His wife pushed him to try different things, so he tried his hand at bartending and even took up DJ, but none of them worked out for him. In an interview, while talking about his mid-life crisis, he said,
  

  While I was figuring out what to do with my life, I kept posting jokes on Facebook just as a comic-relief. There, I realized I have a sense of humor which people appreciate. I got positive feedback and a lot of support from family and friends. So I took a New Year resolution & signed up for an ‘open mic’ in 2012. I still remember that night. My hands were sweating, my legs were shivering and my throat became dry but I managed to win that 4-minute slot. Yay! That experience was so enriching and addictive that after that just went on and on and on. That’s how it all started.”

  

  Atul Khatri at his first open mic in 2012

• In 2014, he won the competition ‘CEOs Got Talent,’ and it lead him to be rated as one of the Top 20 Comedians in India to watch out for by CNN-IBN. 

• As of 2020, Atul has performed in over 400 shows (corporate, college, and private) in countries like the USA, the UK, the Netherlands, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, Kuwait, UAE, Nigeria, Malaysia. He is the first Indian comic to perform in the 8th Annual Hong Kong International Comedy Festival held in 2014. The comedian has also showcased his skills at the prestigious Utrecht International Comedy Festival in the Netherlands and Belgium.

• On 1 January 2019, his stand-up special “The Happiest Ending” was released on Netflix as part of the show ‘COMEDIANS of the world,’ featuring 47 comedians from 13 countries all over the world. He even got his name on the billboard of Netflix ‘COMEDIANS of the World’ at Times Square, New York in 2019. 

• He’s been in commercials both digital and TV for various brands, such as Amazon, Muthoot Finance, Rebtel, Aegon Religare Insurance, and Philips.

• In an interview, when asked from where does he get the inspiration for his jokes, he said,
  

  It’s funny but if you open Times of India you will have four hours of material staring at you. Our country is diverse and so is the news around us. We take nuggets from current affairs, we make political jokes, it’s a mixture of all.”

• Atul Khatri is a former member of East India Comedy (EIC), India’s busiest comedy collective, formed in 2012. Atul has often been spotted on their YouTube series like EIC Outrage, and specials such as EIC vs Bollywood and ‘Men are from Bar’. He parted ways with EIC in 2017 to focus on his personal stand-up career and start his own YouTube channel.
  

  Atul Khatri with other members of EIC

• He is an avid dog lover. He has a pet named Butter. Atul even manages his dog’s Instagram account by the name of mr.butterkhatri. 

• Atul, with his sister, psychiatrist Anjali Chhabria, began an initiative to spread mental health awareness. The main purpose of the initiative is to educate youth about the early signs of depression and encourage them to seek help without feeling any stigma. 

• Atul has a YouTube channel on his name, which has more than 3 lakh subscribers where he uploads his stand-up comedy videos. He also has a news segment titled ‘Only Positive News!’, which according to him, he started to spread some positive news during the COVID-19 lockdown.