Comedian Romesh Ranganathan says he is ‘taking a step back’ but not retiring
- Comedian Romesh Ranganathan announced in 2025 that he is taking a step back from his career but not retiring.
- He decided this after reflecting on his past as a maths teacher, which he described as more stressful than comedy and felt very fulfilling.
- Romesh, known for TV shows like The Weakest Link and hosting radio programs on BBC Radio 2, expressed a desire to work more selectively and spend more time at home.
- He stated, "I have no end game" and clarified, "This is not an announcement of retirement," emphasizing he is doing "whatever feels good" and may take bigger breaks between projects.
- This shift suggests Romesh aims to be more measured about his career going forward while continuing to engage with comedy and family life.
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Romesh Ranganathan reveals plans to 'step back' from career
Romesh Ranganathan has revealed he’s ‘taking a step back’ from his career (Picture: Ian West/ PA Wire) Romesh Ranganathan is going to be ‘taking a step back’ from his career. Initially working as a mathematics teacher, Romesh then pursued a career in the entertainment industry. He’s since become best known for appearing on shows including A League of Their Own, Taskmaster, and Have I Got News for You, as well as hosting The Weakest Link. However…
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