Biography

Fizaa Dosani is a stand-up comic, actor, and writer residing in Los Angeles. She has toured widely and performs regularly on well-known stages around the world. Fizaa has performed in the Netflix is a Joke Festival and is a regular at the Laugh Factory clubs. On screen, she has had roles in acclaimed TV shows such as Netflix's Lincoln Lawyer and Dear White People, FX's Snowfall, and ABC's How To Get Away With Murder. Fizaa has played "Seema" on FOX's Pivoting and "Jules" on CBS's S.W.A.T. She is also in the pilots The Company You Keep (ABC) and More (HBO).

In 2017, Fizaa created Facial Recognition Comedy (FRC) as a response to tokenism and under-representation in arts and media. FRC is now a nationally touring stand-up comedy show with bi-coastal residencies in LA and NYC, as well as a podcast of the same name, which she co-hosts. Fizaa was named as an up-and-coming comedian and actor by The New York Times in an article listing Facial Recognition Comedy as one of the top 5 shows they were most excited to see at the 2018 New York Comedy Festival. In January 2020, Fizaa performed with FRC at the San Francisco Sketchfest for her third year in a row. The show has also been mentioned in Deadline, Daily Beast, Vulture, Screen Rant, Backstage, and more.

Fizaa was selected as a winner of Clubhouse's inaugural Creator First program in 2021. In addition to producing and hosting her pilot, the app ordered 12 episodes for the first season of FRC in the Facial Recognition Comedy Club. The show became one of the first social audio series of its kind on any social media platform.

She is a proud member of SAG-AFTRA.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

Grand-niece of award-winning Indian screenwriter Abrar Alvi, whose film Pyaasa was rated as one of the 100 best films of all time by Time magazine in 2005.

Distant relative of Bollywood Superstar Mithun Chakraborthy. Mithun's wife Yogita Bali's uncle ( dad's cousin) is Abrar Alvi. Abrar Alvi is Fiza's grand uncle.

We are all damaged doves flying in awkward circles against the wind.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Even if it's wrong.