<span class=normal> Russell Peters and I are like the two cows on the opposite sides of the road <br><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Russell Peter and I know each other. I am a big fan of his work. He did what he did and it cant be done again. I am not a race guy and not a topical guy. I am an observational guy. So my comedy is all about drinking chai, women, sex, sh**, men, etc etc. Thats what interests me. Russell Peters went race completely. Now, a lot of comedians are doing the wannabe Russell Peters thing and its not working for them. Even Russell has to find a different trick now, you know what I mean? Russell is writing newer and fresher thing as of now. What I like about Russell is that he took something that nobody had done and he did it. I cant even compare myself to him. We are like the two cows on the opposite side of the roads. He is bringing an NRI perspective of India to the World and I am taking the Indian perspective of India to the NRIs in the World. <br><br><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p> Theres no doubt that the British humour exceeds the American humour <br><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>The British humour borders on higher level of rudeness and higher level of sarcasm and to pull that off, you need higher level of intelligence. So you can actually get away with much more edgy and offensive material in the British style of humour as its more dead-pan. I think the written humour is much more important in the British humour than the spoken word. Then when you see Snatch, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Rock N Rolla, and the many more edgy gritty cinema, the humour is insane. </span>