Romesh Ranganathan is a celebrated British stand-up comedian, presenter, and actor whose career has evolved dramatically since his early days as a mathematics teacher. After earning his degree from Birkbeck College, University of London, he taught at Hazelwick School and The Beach School. It was during this time that he discovered his passion for comedy, performing stand-up while still in the classroom, showcasing his unique blend of deadpan and self-deprecating humor.

Ranganathan’s breakthrough came when he co-presented the show “It’s Not Rocket Science” in 2013, which marked his transition into television. He quickly became a familiar face on various comedy panel shows, including “The Apprentice: You’re Fired!” and “Play to the Whistle.” His first major stand-up tour, “Irrational Live,” in 2016 solidified his status as a leading comedian, performing at prestigious venues like the Hammersmith Apollo.

In addition to stand-up, Ranganathan has made significant contributions to television, hosting shows such as “Judge Romesh” and “The Ranganation.” His travel series, “The Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan,” earned him critical acclaim, culminating in a BAFTA TV Award for Best Features in 2020. His engaging storytelling and relatable humor have resonated with audiences, making him a beloved figure in British comedy.

Ranganathan’s achievements continued with his autobiography, “Straight Outta Crawley,” released in 2018, and his role as host of the revival of “The Weakest Link” in 2021. With multiple BAFTA wins and a growing body of work, Romesh Ranganathan exemplifies the journey of a passionate artist who has successfully transitioned from the classroom to the comedy stage, captivating audiences across the UK and beyond.