Just Another Immigrant

British comedian Romesh Ranganathan embarks on a stand-up comedy tour across North America, exploring his Sri Lankan heritage and the immigrant experience. The documentary follows his journey as he attempts to connect with his roots and navigate cultural differences, all while delivering his signature observational humor. It offers a personal and often hilarious look at identity, family, and belonging.

The documentary received generally positive reviews, with critics praising Romesh Ranganathan's humor and his candid exploration of his family history and cultural identity. While some found the structure slightly conventional, most appreciated the blend of comedy and heartfelt personal narrative.

• Praised for its humor and insightful exploration of identity.
• Appreciated for its personal and heartfelt narrative.
• Found to be an engaging and thought-provoking watch.

Google audience: Audiences enjoyed Romesh Ranganathan's comedic talent and found the documentary to be a relatable and moving exploration of heritage and the immigrant experience. Many viewers connected with his honesty and humor in discussing cultural identity.

Nominated for a BAFTA TV Award for Best Entertainment Performance.

Romesh Ranganathan initially struggled to get the documentary made, as he felt his story might not be 'interesting enough' for a wider audience.