A current resident of the Chicagoland comedy scene, Sadiq is becoming a staple in the midwest and is slowly seeping into the entire grid of the US. He was born in 1982 in Karachi, Pakistan and moved to Chicago with his parents when he was seven. He was raised Muslim, and lived through a stereotypical life of a Muslim, but with an American/Urban twist and minus the whole terrorist thing.

Ever since he was young Sadiq was good at three things: working with computers, making people laugh and being annoying. He worked as a Web Developer most of his life, but in 2007 he decided to dive into comedy. He started by taking Improv at Old Town School. Then he transitioned over to Improv Olympics, where he's practicing and developing his skill set.Though he loves improvising and wants to continue pursuing improv, Sadiq has always wanted to get on stage and perform Stand Up. Probably because he has an opinion on everything.

Sadiq loves to entertain all types of audiences and it shows in the versatility of his performances. Whether he's talking about being a Pakistani American, Gender issues, Politics, or just his visit to the doctor's office. He talks about things that relate to everyone, yet can dive into things that happen in his personal life that are edgy and outlandish.

He has performed at The Improv, Lakeshore Theater, Riddles, EastVille Comedy Club (New York), ComedyWorks (Montreal), Comedy Shrine, Janesville Armory (Wisconsin), Edge Comedy Club and will be performing all throughout the United States in 2010.

He's always on the move and is always looking to be booked at new venues/events. If you're interested in booking him for your next show, feel free to send him a message.