UTSA grad shares why Pakistani-Americans will love Hulu's ‘Deli Boys’
Pakistani-American actor and Marshall High School graduate Saagar Shaikh, who also graduated from UTSA, talks new role on ...
‘Deli Boys’ Stars Asif Ali, Saagar Shaikh Always Audition for the Same Parts: Usually, ‘There’s Only One Brown Character’
Asif Ali and Saagar Shaikh play brothers in the Onyx Collective comedy series “Deli Boys,” much to Shaikh’s relief. Speaking ...
Jenni Konner on the Five-Year Journey to ‘Deli Boys’ and Its ‘Magical’ End Result
Girls' and 'Nobody Wants This' showrunner Jenni Konner tells IndieWire about developing Abdullah Saeed's 'Deli Boys' for Hulu ...
‘Deli Boys’ aims to flip the script on the stories of guys behind the counter
The stars of Hulu's new crime comedy, Saagar Shaikh and Asif Ali, joined series creator Abdullah Saeed to discuss how their ...
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New Hulu Series, ‘Deli Boys’ is Set in Philadelphia and Features Several Local References
Deli Boys, a new Hulu series that just recently premiered on March 6, features a fictional Philadelphia deli that is inspired ...
Tan France hid an injury on set of “Queer Eye ”after cameo as a brutal drug lord on “Deli Boys”: 'It was so worth it'
The style expert makes his scripted television debut in the new Hulu series, squaring off against costar and good pal Poorna ...
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Deli Boys ending explained: Ahmad Saeed's shocking betrayal and escape
If you've been craving a dark comedy about privilege, crime, and family chaos, tune in to Hulu's newly released TV series, Deli Boys.
Hulu’s ‘Deli Boys’ Puts a Fresh Spin on Crime Comedy: TV Review
The Hulu comedy 'Deli Boys' puts a fresh spin on crime comedy with two Pakistani-American brothers who become the unwitting ...
Hulu’s Binge-Worthy ‘Deli Boys’ Is a Chaotic Crime Caper: Review
Abdullah Saeed's Hulu comedy 'Deli Boys' follows two brothers (Saagar Shaikh and Asif Ali) who learn the truth about the ...
‘This Show Really Faced an Uphill Battle’
Deli Boys creator Abdullah Saeed talks about putting the jokes first while examining survivor’s guilt and dodging representation discourse.