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'''Rasika Mathur''' is an American [[actress]]/[[comedian]] best known for her recurring role on the original version of ''[[Wild 'n Out]]''.
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'''Rasika Mathur''' (born September 4, 1976) is an American [[actress]]/[[comedian]] best known for her recurring role on ''[[Wild 'N Out]]''.


==Early life==
==Early life==
Mathur was born in [[Ottawa, Canada|Ottawa]], [[Canada]], to [[Hinduism|Hindu]] immigrant parents from [[India]], but grew up in [[Houston, Texas|Houston]], [[Texas]] and attended Albright Middle School in [[Alief, Texas]] and [[Alief Elsik High School|Elsik High School]].<ref name="souri">Souri, Ranjit (Jun 15, 2006). [http://www.indiacurrents.com/news/view_article.html?article_id=b48cdf0620fe080721fddb538957cfae Funny Brown Female.] ''India Currents''</ref> She discovered her comedic side in seventh grade, after a teacher asked her to feed her dog while she was away: "That teacher soon said to me, 'Take my acting class' and I did, and it was amazing. I got to free up my inner weirdo. Once we got to draw masks, and everyone loved the lion I drew. Something was always in me, roaring quietly, ready to be unleashed. (Ha, that was a cool metaphor.) Soon, out poured all the funny voices, silly characters, and hilarious wit that had built up inside me."<ref name="souri"/>
Mathur was born in [[Ottawa]], Ontario, Canada, to [[Hinduism|Hindu]] immigrant parents from [[India]], but grew up in [[Houston, Texas|Houston]], [[Texas]] and attended Albright Middle School in [[Alief, Texas]] and [[Alief Elsik High School|Elsik High School]].<ref name="souri">Souri, Ranjit (Jun 15, 2006). [http://www.indiacurrents.com/news/view_article.html?article_id=b48cdf0620fe080721fddb538957cfae Funny Brown Female.] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060813120146/http://www.indiacurrents.com/news/view_article.html?article_id=b48cdf0620fe080721fddb538957cfae |date=2006-08-13 }} ''India Currents''</ref> She discovered her comedic side in seventh grade, after a teacher asked her to feed her dog while she was away: "That teacher soon said to me, 'Take my acting class' and I did, and it was amazing. I got to free up my inner weirdo. Once we got to draw masks, and everyone loved the lion I drew. Something was always in me, roaring quietly, ready to be unleashed. (Ha, that was a cool metaphor.) Soon, out poured all the funny voices, silly characters, and hilarious wit that had built up inside me."<ref name="souri"/>


At the [[University of Texas at Austin]] she studied creative [[advertising]] with a minor in [[Japanese language|Japanese]] and was active in the Student Association.<ref name="souri"/>
At the [[University of Texas at Austin]], she studied creative [[advertising]] with a minor in [[Japanese language|Japanese]] and was active in the Student Association.<ref name="souri"/>


==Comedy career==
==Comedy career==
After college she moved to [[Chicago]] and worked as a [[copywriter]] at a large advertising firm, while at night she studied [[improvisation]] at [[The Second City]] Training Center: "I day-jobbed and had an improv affair with Second City by night. Still have the hickeys to prove it."<ref name="souri"/> She also performed with Stir Friday Night!, a Chicago-based Asian American [[sketch comedy]] troupe.<ref name="Yalamanchili">Yalamanchili, Pavani (June 2005). [http://niralimagazine.com/2005/06/one-woman-show/ One Woman Show.] ''Nirali Magazine''</ref>
After college, she moved to [[Chicago]] and worked as a [[copywriter]] at a large advertising firm, while at night she studied [[improvisation]] at [[The Second City]] Training Center: "I day-jobbed and had an improv affair with Second City by night. Still have the hickeys to prove it."<ref name="souri"/> She also performed with ''Stir Friday Night!'', a Chicago-based Asian American [[sketch comedy]] troupe.<ref name="Yalamanchili">Yalamanchili, Pavani (June 2005). [http://niralimagazine.com/2005/06/one-woman-show/ One Woman Show.] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070321011311/http://niralimagazine.com/2005/06/one-woman-show/ |date=2007-03-21 }} ''Nirali Magazine''</ref>


After moving to LA to film a pilot that did not get picked up, Mathur faced difficulty:
After moving to LA to film a pilot that did not get picked up, Mathur faced difficulty:
<blockquote>Now I was living out of the trunk of my car. Mooching. Being broke. I mean broke like, you want to go out to eat late night with friends and you’re holding back tears reading the menu, having to make sure the side of eggs is really $1.49 and not $2.49, ’cause otherwise you just won’t eat. The vine I was trying to swing to wasn’t quite in front of me yet, so sometimes I had to grab a hold of air. To make ends meet I had to cater waitering. Being a children’s party clown or [[Dora the Explorer]] with a football-shaped head. Serving whiny, bandaid-on-their-forehead customers at [[Starbucks]] at 5 a.m. Graveyard shifts at [[Dr. Phil (TV series)|Dr. Phil]]’s studios. It was a nightmare. But I also realized that I needed to keep my eyes open to the comedy in all those situations, and back-pocket it to use on stage, like during shows at IO-West, or in improv classes at the [[Groundlings]]. That kept me going.<ref name="souri"/></blockquote>
<blockquote>Now I was living out of the trunk of my car. Mooching. Being broke. I mean broke like, you want to go out to eat late night with friends and you’re holding back tears reading the menu, having to make sure the side of eggs is really $1.49 and not $2.49, ’cause otherwise you just won’t eat. The vine I was trying to swing to wasn’t quite in front of me yet, so sometimes I had to grab a hold of air. To make ends meet I had to cater waitering. Being a children’s party clown or [[Dora the Explorer (TV series)|Dora the Explorer]] with a football-shaped head. Serving whiny, bandaid-on-their-forehead customers at [[Starbucks]] at 5 a.m. Graveyard shifts at [[Dr. Phil (TV series)|Dr. Phil]]’s studios. It was a nightmare. But I also realized that I needed to keep my eyes open to the comedy in all those situations, and back-pocket it to use on stage, like during shows at IO-West, or in improv classes at the [[Groundlings]]. That kept me going.<ref name="souri"/></blockquote>


She continues to perform stand-up around the country. She appeared on the show Wild'N Out on MTV2, where she kissed Lauren Flans, another former cast member.<ref name="leslie">Leslie, Joey (April 11, 2006). [http://www.wkuherald.com/media/storage/paper603/news/2006/04/11/News/Qa.Rasika.Mathur.Comedian.And.CoStar.Of.Mtvs.Wild.n.Out-1843579.shtml?norewrite200608300503&sourcedomain=www.wkuherald.com Q&A: Rasika Mathur, Comedian and Co-star of MTV's Wild 'N Out.]{{dead link|date=January 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }} ''WKU Herald''</ref> Her influences are [[Christopher Guest]], [[Chevy Chase]], ''[[Three Amigos]]'', ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' (the [[David Spade]] years) ''[[In Living Color]]'', [[Adam Sandler]], The Count, [[Ben Stiller]], [[Vince Vaughn]], [[Woody Allen]] and [[Diane Keaton]].<ref name="souri"/>
She has recently released her debut musical comedy album, "The Sari (W)rap"; is currently writing new material for Siblings of Doctors, her sketch comedy trio with Danny Pudi and Ranjit Souri; and has recently completed her short film "Nilam Auntie: An International Treasure", which she wrote, produced, and plays several characters http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1443455/

She continues to perform stand-up around the country. She also appears on the show Wild'N Out on MTV2, where she kisses Lauren Flans, who is also on the show.<ref name="leslie">Leslie, Joey (April 11, 2006). [http://www.wkuherald.com/media/storage/paper603/news/2006/04/11/News/Qa.Rasika.Mathur.Comedian.And.CoStar.Of.Mtvs.Wild.n.Out-1843579.shtml?norewrite200608300503&sourcedomain=www.wkuherald.com Q&A: Rasika Mathur, Comedian and Co-star of MTV's Wild 'N Out.] ''WKU Herald''</ref> Her influences are [[Christopher Guest]], [[Chevy Chase]], ''[[The Three Amigos]]'', ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' (the [[David Spade]] years) and ''[[In Living Color]]''. She also cites [[Adam Sandler]], The Count, [[Ben Stiller]], [[Vince Vaughn]], [[Woody Allen]] and [[Diane Keaton]].<ref name="souri"/>


=="The Sari (W)rap"==
=="The Sari (W)rap"==
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{{Tracklist
{{Tracklist
| headline = Track listing
| headline = Track listing
| title1 = [[I Don't Practice Enough]]
| title1 = I Don't Practice Enough
| length1 = 4:01
| length1 = 4:01
| title2 = [[The Threading Salon Chronicles]]
| title2 = The Threading Salon Chronicles
| length2 = 2:08
| length2 = 2:08
| title3 = [[Threading Rap -- A Song For Hairy Girls]]
| title3 = Threading Rap -- A Song For Hairy Girls
| length3 = 1:55
| length3 = 1:55
| title4 = [[Back That Thing Up]]
| title4 = Back That Thing Up
| length4 = 4:31
| length4 = 4:31
| title5 = [[Borders]]
| title5 = Borders
| length5 = 1:20
| length5 = 1:20
| title6 = [[Indita Mia (Let Me Lube You)]]
| title6 = Indita Mia (Let Me Lube You)
| length6 = 6:33
| length6 = 6:33
| title7 = [[The Indian Irish Drinking Song]]
| title7 = The Indian Irish Drinking Song
| length7 = 2:54
| length7 = 2:54
| title8 = [[My Guitar Teacher Is White]]
| title8 = My Guitar Teacher Is White
| length8 = 4:51
| length8 = 4:51
| title9 = [[Cricket]]
| title9 = Cricket
| length9 = 0:40
| length9 = 0:40
| title10 = [[We Love You England]]
| title10 = We Love You England
| length10 = 4:19
| length10 = 4:19
| title11 = [[Cremation]]
| title11 = Cremation
| length11 = 4:53
| length11 = 4:53
| title12 = [[Punctuation]]
| title12 = Punctuation
| length12 = 0:39
| length12 = 0:39
| title13 = [[Wedding Disaster]]
| title13 = Wedding Disaster
| length13 = 4:31
| length13 = 4:31
| title14 = [[I Think I'm Gonna Kama Sutra]]
| title14 = I Think I'm Gonna Kama Sutra
| length14 = 5:48
| length14 = 5:48
| title15 = [[Their Satanic Majesties Last Guitar Lesson]]
| title15 = Their Satanic Majesties Last Guitar Lesson
| length15 = 1:38
| length15 = 1:38
| title16 = [[The Sari (W)rap]]
| title16 = The Sari (W)rap
| length16 = 2:27
| length16 = 2:27
}}
}}


==Filmography and T.V.==
==Filmography==
#[[Crazy, Stupid, Love]] (2011)...Emily's Assistant
#[[The Taqwacores]] (2009)...Fatima
#[[Nilam Auntie: An International Treasure]] (2008)...Nilam Auntie/Laxmi & other roles
#[[An Inconvenient Penguin]] (2008)...Dr. Sumi
#''[[Cloverfield]]'' (2008)...PartyGoer
#Deserted: The Webseries (2007)...Sanjina
----
#[[Wild 'N Out]] (2005–Present)
#[[Weeds (TV series)|Weeds]] (1 episode, "Protection") (2007)...Bank Teller
#''[[Carpoolers]]'' (1 episode, "Down for the count") (2007)...Barista
#[[My Name is Earl]] (1 episode, "Kept a Guy Locked in a Truck") (2007)...Female Indian Friend
#[[The L Word]] (1 episode, "Livin' La Vida Loca") (2007)...Student #1
#[[BBQ Bill]] (2006)...Rasika
#[[Totally Real TV]](2006)...Susan
#[[Free Ride (TV series)]] (1 episode, "Up The Aunty") (2006)...Deeta the Waitress
#[[Stacked]] (1 episode, "Beat the Candidate") (2005)...Sally
#[[Next!]] (2002)...Assorted roles


===Film===
In October 2002, Rasika was a contestant on the GSN Game Show [[Russian Roulette (game show) | Russian Roulette]]
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable" style="margin-right: 0;"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Title
! scope="col" | Role
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
| 2002
| ''Next!''
| Various
| TV movie
|-
|rowspan=2| 2003
| ''[[Melvin Goes to Dinner]]''
| Extra
|
|-
| ''Comedy Central Laughs for Life Telethon 2003''
| Adopted Girl
| TV movie
|-
| 2004
| ''Missing Sock''
| The Guru
| Short
|-
| 2005
| ''Don't Fear the Reaper''
| Hooker with a Heart of Gold
| Short
|-
|rowspan=2| 2006
| ''Totally Real TV''
| Susan
| Short
|-
| ''BBQ Bill''
| Rasika
| Video short
|-
| 2007
| ''Deserted: The Webseries''
| Sanjina
|
|-
|rowspan=2| 2008
| ''[[Cloverfield]]''
| Party Goer
|
|-
| ''[[An Inconvenient Penguin]]''
| Dr. Sumi
| Video short
|-
| 2009
| ''Nilam Auntie: An International Treasure''
| Nilam Auntie / Laxmi Harjoshi
| Short
|-
|rowspan=2| 2010
| ''[[The Taqwacores (film)|The Taqwacores]]''
| Fatima
|
|-
| ''Blowout Sale''
| Customer
| Short
|-
|rowspan=3| 2011
| ''The King's Speech Parody LOL''
| Herself
| Short
|-
| ''[[Crazy, Stupid, Love]]''
| Emily's Assistant
|
|-
| ''Doctors Without Boundaries''
| Dr. Hari Pasi
| Short
|-
| 2012
| ''Just for You''
| Girl With Flowers
| Short
|-
| 2013
| ''[[Shotgun Wedding (2013 film)|Shotgun Wedding]]''
| Violet
|
|-
| 2014
| ''Rubberhead''
| Bride #3
| TV movie
|}

===Television===
{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable" style="margin-right: 0;"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Title
! scope="col" | Role
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
| 2003
| ''[[3 Non-Blondes]]''
| Herself
| Series Regular
|-
| 2005
| ''[[Stacked]]''
| Sally
| Episode: "Beat the Candidate"
|-
| 2005-20
| ''[[Wild 'n Out]]''
| Cast Member
| Season 1-5, 15
|-
| 2006
| ''[[Free Ride (TV series)|Free Ride]]''
| Deeta the Waitress
| Episode: "Up the Aunty"
|-
|rowspan=4| 2007
| ''[[The L Word]]''
| Student #1
| Episode: "Livin' La Vida Loca"
|-
| ''[[My Name Is Earl]]''
| Female Indian Friend
| Episode: "Kept a Guy Locked in a Truck"
|-
| ''[[Carpoolers]]''
| Barista
| Episode: "Down for the Count"
|-
| ''[[Weeds (TV series)|Weeds]]''
| Bank Teller
| Episode: "Protection"
|-
| 2011
| ''[[Childrens Hospital]]''
| Nidhi
| Episode: "Frankfurters. Allman Brothers. Death. Frankfurters"
|-
| 2015
| ''[[The McCarthys]]''
| Barista
| Episode: "Cutting the Cord" & "End Games"
|-
| 2018
| ''[[Will & Grace]]''
| Trish
| Episode: "Sweatshop Annie & The Annoying Baby Shower"
|-
|rowspan=2| 2019
| ''[[Abby's]]''
| Customer #2
| Episode: "Backup"
|-
| ''The Dead Sullivan Show''
| Guest/Poet
| Episode: "Tim Tipton's "Rhyme Without Reason" 003"
|}


==References==
==References==
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==External links==
==External links==
*{{IMDb name|1728680}}
*{{IMDb name|1728680}}
*[http://www.mtvdesi.com/news/story.jhtml?id=1527710 Rasika Mathur profile] on [[MTV Desi]]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20060809225303/http://www.mtvdesi.com/news/story.jhtml?id=1527710 Rasika Mathur profile] on [[MTV Desi]]
*[http://niralimagazine.com/2005/06/one-woman-show/ One Woman Show], Nirali Magazine, June 2005
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20070321011311/http://niralimagazine.com/2005/06/one-woman-show/ One Woman Show], Nirali Magazine, June 2005
*[http://www.mtv.com/ontv/dyn/nick_cannon_wildnout/cast_member/cast_member.jhtml?personalityId=4759#/ontv/dyn/nick_cannon_wildnout/cast_member/cast_member.jhtml?personalityId=4759 Rasika Mathur profile on Wild 'N Out]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20071011182113/http://www.mtv.com/ontv/dyn/nick_cannon_wildnout/cast_member/cast_member.jhtml?personalityId=4759#/ontv/dyn/nick_cannon_wildnout/cast_member/cast_member.jhtml?personalityId=4759 Rasika Mathur profile on Wild 'N Out]
*[http://www.precipiceproductions.com Precipice Productions]
*[http://www.precipiceproductions.com Precipice Productions]
*[http://deserted.tv/ Rasika Mathur in DESERTED ("Lost" Parody) Webisodes]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20070929082606/http://deserted.tv/ Rasika Mathur in Deserted ("Lost" Parody) Webisodes]
*[http://www.indiacurrents.com/news/view_article.html?article_id=b48cdf0620fe080721fddb538957cfae&this_category_id= "Funny Brown Female": Interview by Ranjit Souri in ''India Currents'' magazine]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20110604120514/http://www.indiacurrents.com/news/view_article.html?article_id=b48cdf0620fe080721fddb538957cfae&this_category_id= "Funny Brown Female": Interview by Ranjit Souri in ''India Currents'' magazine]
*[http://bollywood.buzzine.com/2010/01/international-musical-comedy-icon/this_category_id= "International Musical Comedy Icon": Interview by Parimal M. Rohit in 'Buzzine' magazine]
*[http://bollywood.buzzine.com/2010/01/international-musical-comedy-icon/this_category_id= "International Musical Comedy Icon": Interview by Parimal M. Rohit in 'Buzzine' magazine]{{Dead link|date=September 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}

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Rasika Mathur is an American actress/comedian best known for her recurring role on the original version of Wild 'n Out.

Early life

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Mathur was born in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, to Hindu immigrant parents from India, but grew up in Houston, Texas and attended Albright Middle School in Alief, Texas and Elsik High School.[1] She discovered her comedic side in seventh grade, after a teacher asked her to feed her dog while she was away: "That teacher soon said to me, 'Take my acting class' and I did, and it was amazing. I got to free up my inner weirdo. Once we got to draw masks, and everyone loved the lion I drew. Something was always in me, roaring quietly, ready to be unleashed. (Ha, that was a cool metaphor.) Soon, out poured all the funny voices, silly characters, and hilarious wit that had built up inside me."[1]

At the University of Texas at Austin, she studied creative advertising with a minor in Japanese and was active in the Student Association.[1]

Comedy career

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After college, she moved to Chicago and worked as a copywriter at a large advertising firm, while at night she studied improvisation at The Second City Training Center: "I day-jobbed and had an improv affair with Second City by night. Still have the hickeys to prove it."[1] She also performed with Stir Friday Night!, a Chicago-based Asian American sketch comedy troupe.[2]

After moving to LA to film a pilot that did not get picked up, Mathur faced difficulty:

Now I was living out of the trunk of my car. Mooching. Being broke. I mean broke like, you want to go out to eat late night with friends and you’re holding back tears reading the menu, having to make sure the side of eggs is really $1.49 and not $2.49, ’cause otherwise you just won’t eat. The vine I was trying to swing to wasn’t quite in front of me yet, so sometimes I had to grab a hold of air. To make ends meet I had to cater waitering. Being a children’s party clown or Dora the Explorer with a football-shaped head. Serving whiny, bandaid-on-their-forehead customers at Starbucks at 5 a.m. Graveyard shifts at Dr. Phil’s studios. It was a nightmare. But I also realized that I needed to keep my eyes open to the comedy in all those situations, and back-pocket it to use on stage, like during shows at IO-West, or in improv classes at the Groundlings. That kept me going.[1]

She continues to perform stand-up around the country. She appeared on the show Wild'N Out on MTV2, where she kissed Lauren Flans, another former cast member.[3] Her influences are Christopher Guest, Chevy Chase, Three Amigos, Saturday Night Live (the David Spade years) In Living Color, Adam Sandler, The Count, Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Woody Allen and Diane Keaton.[1]

"The Sari (W)rap"

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Mathur's debut musical comedy album, "The Sari (W)rap", was released in November 2010 on Rukus Avenue Records.

Track listing
No.TitleLength
1."I Don't Practice Enough"4:01
2."The Threading Salon Chronicles"2:08
3."Threading Rap -- A Song For Hairy Girls"1:55
4."Back That Thing Up"4:31
5."Borders"1:20
6."Indita Mia (Let Me Lube You)"6:33
7."The Indian Irish Drinking Song"2:54
8."My Guitar Teacher Is White"4:51
9."Cricket"0:40
10."We Love You England"4:19
11."Cremation"4:53
12."Punctuation"0:39
13."Wedding Disaster"4:31
14."I Think I'm Gonna Kama Sutra"5:48
15."Their Satanic Majesties Last Guitar Lesson"1:38
16."The Sari (W)rap"2:27

Filmography

[edit]

Film

[edit]
Year Title Role Notes
2002 Next! Various TV movie
2003 Melvin Goes to Dinner Extra
Comedy Central Laughs for Life Telethon 2003 Adopted Girl TV movie
2004 Missing Sock The Guru Short
2005 Don't Fear the Reaper Hooker with a Heart of Gold Short
2006 Totally Real TV Susan Short
BBQ Bill Rasika Video short
2007 Deserted: The Webseries Sanjina
2008 Cloverfield Party Goer
An Inconvenient Penguin Dr. Sumi Video short
2009 Nilam Auntie: An International Treasure Nilam Auntie / Laxmi Harjoshi Short
2010 The Taqwacores Fatima
Blowout Sale Customer Short
2011 The King's Speech Parody LOL Herself Short
Crazy, Stupid, Love Emily's Assistant
Doctors Without Boundaries Dr. Hari Pasi Short
2012 Just for You Girl With Flowers Short
2013 Shotgun Wedding Violet
2014 Rubberhead Bride #3 TV movie

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
2003 3 Non-Blondes Herself Series Regular
2005 Stacked Sally Episode: "Beat the Candidate"
2005-20 Wild 'n Out Cast Member Season 1-5, 15
2006 Free Ride Deeta the Waitress Episode: "Up the Aunty"
2007 The L Word Student #1 Episode: "Livin' La Vida Loca"
My Name Is Earl Female Indian Friend Episode: "Kept a Guy Locked in a Truck"
Carpoolers Barista Episode: "Down for the Count"
Weeds Bank Teller Episode: "Protection"
2011 Childrens Hospital Nidhi Episode: "Frankfurters. Allman Brothers. Death. Frankfurters"
2015 The McCarthys Barista Episode: "Cutting the Cord" & "End Games"
2018 Will & Grace Trish Episode: "Sweatshop Annie & The Annoying Baby Shower"
2019 Abby's Customer #2 Episode: "Backup"
The Dead Sullivan Show Guest/Poet Episode: "Tim Tipton's "Rhyme Without Reason" 003"

References

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  1. ^ a b c d e f Souri, Ranjit (Jun 15, 2006). Funny Brown Female. Archived 2006-08-13 at the Wayback Machine India Currents
  2. ^ Yalamanchili, Pavani (June 2005). One Woman Show. Archived 2007-03-21 at the Wayback Machine Nirali Magazine
  3. ^ Leslie, Joey (April 11, 2006). Q&A: Rasika Mathur, Comedian and Co-star of MTV's Wild 'N Out.[permanent dead link‍] WKU Herald
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