Nurlan Saburov, comedian. Biography

Nurlan Saburov is a comedian from Kazakhstan who has gained popularity in Russia. He is known as a talented stand-up comedian, who has successful Internet projects in his career, as well as experience as a judge at a television competition.

Origin, childhood years

Nurlan Saburov was born and spent his childhood in Stepnogorsk, which is located in the north of Kazakhstan. From an early age, he was interested in sports and practiced boxing for eight years.

Already in his school years, Nurlan became famous as a talented storyteller and joker. Every time he returned to school after losing a boxing match, he would come up with funny stories about how he ended up in such a state. His grandfather also inspired him to create jokes by telling funny stories, which Nurlan was happy to retell to his classmates.

Nurlan really loved entertaining people and decided to make it a part of his life. He started playing in a team from Karaganda, and then continued to work with the guys from Kokshetau. After graduating from high school, at the insistence of his parents, he went to Yekaterinburg to receive higher education, enrolling in the Faculty of Physical Education at UrFU. During his studies, Saburov actively participated in the student KVN team, but soon discovered a new genre of comedy show — stand-up.

Saburov's career

Nurlan Saburov became widely known for his television projects and participation in popular Internet shows, including as the host of the program "What Happened Next?". The artist also conducted large-scale tours in Russia, Kazakhstan, the USA and Europe, released solo concerts and appeared in television projects. Later, he got the lead role in the TV series "Poor Patriks", which was filmed in Moscow.

At the same time, at the end of 2024, reports began to appear about the cancellation of his performances in a number of Russian cities. The reasons for these decisions have not been officially disclosed.

Ban on entry to Russia

The decision to ban Saburov's entry was made on January 30, citing national security concerns. In addition, it was reported about property belonging to him in Russia in the amount of over 60 million rubles and attempts to legalize income through intermediaries.

On February 6, footage of the comedian's detention by law enforcement agencies was filmed at Vnukovo Airport. The details of these actions were not officially disclosed.

Earlier in May last year, Saburov was detained at Sheremetyevo Airport for violating migration registration deadlines, after which he received an administrative fine. At that time, sources noted that the artist had to leave the territory of Russia on time.

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