Birthday: February 23, 1983 (Pisces)
Born In: Columbia, South Carolina, United States
Birthday: February 23, 1983 (Pisces)
Born In: Columbia, South Carolina, United States
Aziz Ansari is an award winning American actor, comedian, and film producer, best known for his character ‘Tom Haverford’ in the American political comedy sitcom ‘Parks and Recreation’ that aired for seven seasons with a total of 125 episodes on ‘NBC’. He played a major role as one of the creators of and actors in the critical hit sketch comedy ‘Human Giant’ alongside Rob Huebel, Paul Scheer, and actor/director Jason Woliner. His first album ‘Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening’ was released by ‘Comedy Central Records’. The comedy drama series ‘Master of None’ is considered as one of his major works with fellow co-star and American actor, producer, and writer Alan Yang. This show received an exceptional response from the audience, and also received numerous awards and nominations. He also wrote and starred in the American stand-up comedy film ‘Aziz Ansari: Buried Alive’ which was released in 2013; it was filmed at the ‘Merriam Theater’ in Philadelphia. ‘Aziz Ansari: Live at the Madison Square Garden’ is another stand-up comedy film written and directed by him. He also published a book called ‘Modern Romance: An Investigation’ with Professor Eric Kleinberg in 2015 which focused on the comedic aspects of transitions in romance in the past decade.
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Also Known As: Aziz Ismail Ansari
Age: 41 Years, 41 Year Old Males
father: Shoukath Ansari
mother: Fatima Ansari
siblings: Aniz Ansari
Born Country: United States
Height: 5'6" (168 cm), 5'6" Males
U.S. State: South Carolina
Ancestry: Indian American
Notable Alumni: New York University Stern School Of Business
education: New York University Stern School Of Business
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Aziz Ansari Movies
(Comedy)
(Documentary, Comedy)
(Comedy, Documentary)
(Comedy, Documentary)
(Romance, Comedy)
(Comedy)
(Fantasy, Comedy)
(Comedy, Music)
(Drama, Comedy)
(Comedy, Music)
Awards
2018 | Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy | Master of None (2015) |
2017 | Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series | Master of None (2015) |
2016 | Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series | Master of None (2015) |
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