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* AmbitionIsEvil: {{Subverted}} initially, as Hasmukh is reluctant to kill anyone, but his ambitious desire to become the greatest comedian in India overrides his otherwise decent morals. Even then, he insists on only killing bad people.
* EvilUncle: Hasmukh's horrible abusive uncle is one of his first victims. Hasmukh feels absolutely zero guilt for his death.
* EvilUncle: Hasmukh's horrible abusive uncle is one of his first victims. Hasmukh feels absolutely zero guilt for his death.
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* AmbitionIsEvil: {{Subverted}} initially, as Hasmukh is reluctant to kill anyone, but his ambitious desire to become the greatest comedian in India overrides his otherwise decent morals. Even then, he insists on only killing bad people.
people. The significantly less moral Jimmy enables Hasmukh's homicidal habits.
* EvilUncle: Hasmukh'shorrible horribly abusive uncle is one of his first victims. Hasmukh feels absolutely zero guilt for his death.
* EvilUncle: Hasmukh's
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* SpiritAdvisor: Hasmukh's murdered mentor Gulati, with his throat still slit, haunts him throughout the series. While he is understandably harsh about it since Hasmukh did kill him, Gulati provides his successor with valuable advice.
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* SpiritAdvisor: Hasmukh's murdered mentor Gulati, with his throat still slit, haunts him throughout the series. While he is understandably harsh about it since Hasmukh did ''did'' kill him, Gulati provides his successor with valuable advice.advice. Whenever the imaginary spirit of Gulati appears onstage with Hasmukh, it's a sign to the viewer that Hasmukh's performance will go well.
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* AmbitionIsEvil: {{Subverted}} initially, as Hasmukh is reluctant to kill anyone, but his ambitious desire to become the greatest comedian in India overrides his otherwise decent morals. Even then, he initially insists on only killing bad people.
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''Hasmukh'' is an Indian dark comedy crime series premiering on Creator/{{Netflix}} in starring Vir Das as the titular character, an aspiring young comedian who can only perform if he kills a guilty person before going onstage. Murdering his mentor Gulati in cold blood, Hasmukh's crime is discovered by his friend Jimmy "The Maker", who insists on becoming Hasmukh's manager. Received as a prodigious "God of Comedy" after his stand-up acts go viral, Hasmukh's rise to fame must come at a terrible price.
!!Hasmukh provides examples of the following tropes
* AmbitionIsEvil: {{Subverted}} initially, as Hasmukh is reluctant to kill anyone, but his ambitious desire to become the greatest comedian in India overrides his otherwise decent morals. Even then, he initially insists on only killing bad people.
* EvilUncle: Hasmukh's horrible abusive uncle is one of his first victims. Hasmukh feels absolutely zero guilt for his death.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Jimmy "The Maker". Yes, it's a self-given nickname.
* SpiritAdvisor: Hasmukh's murdered mentor Gulati, with his throat still slit, haunts him throughout the series. While he is understandably harsh about it since Hasmukh did kill him, Gulati provides his successor with valuable advice.
!!Hasmukh provides examples of the following tropes
* AmbitionIsEvil: {{Subverted}} initially, as Hasmukh is reluctant to kill anyone, but his ambitious desire to become the greatest comedian in India overrides his otherwise decent morals. Even then, he initially insists on only killing bad people.
* EvilUncle: Hasmukh's horrible abusive uncle is one of his first victims. Hasmukh feels absolutely zero guilt for his death.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Jimmy "The Maker". Yes, it's a self-given nickname.
* SpiritAdvisor: Hasmukh's murdered mentor Gulati, with his throat still slit, haunts him throughout the series. While he is understandably harsh about it since Hasmukh did kill him, Gulati provides his successor with valuable advice.
