Micheal Sandhu

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Micheal Sandhu (born 1990 in Jallandhar, Punjab) is an British Indian comedian, one of the prominent members of the comedy group, The Sandhus at 38. The Sandhus at 38, gained much popularity in the Bilston comedy circuit in the past 3 years. Micheal is the only remaining original member of the group which he manages and runs from his base in Pendeford, England. [1]

Micheal and his original partner, Sion Evans were the original exponents of 'Your Mom Jokes,' and amongst others have been widely credited with influencing groups such as Tim Spencer and Dog, Tom Hocking and The 'O'thers, Thomas Elliot, and Chicken Korma. Micheal's trade mark is the repetition of the phrase "you're always _____ me, man": The blank being filled by words such as "Dissin'" and "Quotin'."

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