American comedian and talk show host Conan O’Brien has arrived in Bengaluru, triggering speculation about a possible show or shoot. His cheeky social media post and viral photos from Indiranagar and Mumbai have captivated fans, with many wondering if India will feature in his upcoming global comedy series.
Bengaluru is abuzz with excitement as Conan O’Brien, the iconic American comedian and former late-night talk show host, was spotted filming in the city. His visit, part of a broader India tour, has sparked speculation about a potential episode of his travel-comedy series “Conan O’Brien Must Go,” which explores global cultures through humor and local interactions.
O’Brien shared a humorous post on social media stating, “I’m shooting a reboot of Entourage in Bangalore,” accompanied by the hashtag #NobodyAskedForThis. While the comment was tongue-in-cheek, it confirmed his presence in the city and hinted at ongoing production work. Viral images show him seated with a crew at a café in Indiranagar, engaging with local artists and residents.
Key highlights from the visit include
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Conan O’Brien’s India trip marks his first-ever visit to the country, with stops in Bengaluru and Mumbai.
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He was seen riding Mumbai’s local trains and interacting with locals, adding authenticity to his travel series.
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Photos from a shoot in Indiranagar café went viral, showing O’Brien with a camera crew and local collaborators.
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Fans flooded social media with memes and mock posters, speculating about the nature of the shoot.
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O’Brien’s series “Conan O’Brien Must Go” features unscripted cultural exchanges and comedic storytelling in international settings.
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His interactions with Indian artists, including Nikhil Kini, suggest a collaborative segment may be underway.
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The comedian’s visit has reignited interest in global comedy formats and India’s growing appeal as a creative destination.
While no formal announcement has been made about a Bengaluru show, the shoot hints at a possible India episode in his upcoming series.
Sources: Deccan Herald, Hindustan Times, IndiaTimes.