Guz Khan

Hapless grime collective Dropperz aren't exactly at the top of their game as they struggle to get it together this one-off comedy mockumentary pilot. It's their last chance to film their video and find the fame they deserve, but with a dead rabbit and a guilty dog on their hands, it looks like they're about to be dropped from their record label. Promising fun with a talented and witty cast including Kiell Smith-Bynoe, Guz Khan, Letitia Hector and Alexis Caley.

Guz Khan and Jason Manford interview

Guz Khan jokes about his comedy turnaround; and Jason Manford on producing TV.

Comedy Feeds: Man Like Mobeen review

Man Like Mobeen starts imposingly, with Guz Khan's alter-ego delivering a direct-to-camera missive about the 'neo-conservatives' illegal war' on brown people as a voiceover reiterates the views of Fox News terrorism 'expert' Steven Emerson that Birmingham was a 'no-go' city for non-Muslims, patrolled by religious police. But it quickly becomes clear this is a silly mockery not only of the rhetoric of cultures at loggerheads, but also of the Muslim rude-boy culture.

Channel 5 show Borderline filmed at Coventry Airport

Borderline was filmed at Coventry Airport and features city-teacher-turned-comedian Guz Khan.

This one seems like a sketchification of a stand-up routine as the comic mulls what a Muslim Father Christmas would be like or deconstructs the easy-to-mock lyrics of 12 Days Of Christmas. The setting is a shisha cafe which his younger brother and co-owner, played by Guz Khan (aka Guzzy Bear) is trying to make more Christmassy. There's probably more that could be done with the idea, as it seems they only scratch the surface here.

Comic Guz Khan to host BBC Asian Network show

A Coventry comedian who gave up his job as a teacher to follow his dreams is a step closer to become a household name. Guz Khan, known to most as Guzzy Bear, will become a BBC Asian Network presenter next Saturday, 28 November.