Khan is a supporter of Manchester United F.C. He lives with his wife and four children in the West Midlands, next door to his mother. In April 2022, Khan appeared in the main cast on the film The Bubble.
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In March 2022, Khan appeared in the HBO Max series Our Flag Means Death. In February 2022, Khan narrated the Peaky Blinders Ultimate Recap on BBC One. In September 2021, Khan appeared on the twelfth series of Taskmaster. In June 2019, Khan appeared in an advert for Walkers crisps alongside the Spice Girls, playing Dev, the group's biggest fan. In March 2019, Khan appeared as a guest on Hypothetical. In 2020, he appeared in Four Weddings And a Funeral, a miniseries created by Mindy Kaling that is a re-imagining of the original film. In 2019, Khan appeared alongside Idris Elba in the Netflix comedy show Turn Up Charlie, which premiered on 15 March 2019. Two more series of the show were produced, which were released on BBC iPlayer in 20. In December 2017, Khan's four-part BBC comedy series Man Like Mobeen was released on BBC iPlayer. He has also performed on the BBC2 stand-up show Live at the Apollo, in an episode aired on 31 December 2017, hosted by the comedian Henning Wehn.
He went on to play the rambunctious baggage handler Mo Khan in Borderline. In February 2017, Khan appeared as Rocky in the romantic comedy film Finding Fatimah. In December 2015, Khan performed at BBC Asian Network's Big Comedy Night in Birmingham, a special comedy night celebrating 50 years of Asian programmes on the BBC. In November, he featured in an episode of comedy web series Corner Shop Show. In July, Khan gave up his job as a school teacher to pursue a career in comedy after his YouTube clips went viral. Khan's sketch was a guide to Ramadan, the Islamic month of fasting during daylight hours, which sees Khan's character Mobeen guide his newly converted friend Trev through his first Ramadan. In June 2015, Khan made a short film Roadman Ramadan as part of the British Muslim Comedy series, five short films by Muslim comedians commissioned by the BBC to be released on BBC iPlayer. After the Birmingham Mail publicised the story, Khan was interviewed by radio stations in the United States and Indonesia. Khan's hashtag on Twitter, #BoycottJurassicWorld gained attention, and viewers also took to Twitter to voice their shock at the use of the derogatory term. In six days, the video was watched over 340,000 times on YouTube, and it has also received over 700,000 views on Facebook. In the video, Khan recounts a recent trip he and his friend took to the cinema to watch the film, described some awkward incidents in the cinema whilst watching the film and raises the point that the phrase could sound exceptionally racist to the untrained ear.
In June 2015, whilst performing as his character Mobeen, a Muslim living in Small Heath, Khan made a video expressing mock outrage at the apparent use of " Paki", a racial slur for people of Pakistani descent, in the film Jurassic World, and called for a boycott of the film because a lead character shouted "the Pachys are out of containment", (an abbreviation of the North American pachycephalosaurus). Khan performed under the stage name "Guzzy Bear". His second time on stage was at a comedy evening at the Library of Birmingham BBC Asian Network organised for Comic Relief, with Citizen Khan. Khan uploaded his first video to Facebook in 2014 in June of that year, he first performed on stage, opening for Aamer Rahman at Birmingham Repertory Theatre. About Lockdown), Khan talks about being raised in a South Asian community and his relationship to his mother. In Sindhu Vee's 2020 BBC comedy podcast Things My Mother Never Told Me (. He graduated from Coventry University, and went on to teach Humanities at Grace Academy. Khan grew up on a housing estate in Hillfields, Coventry, and attended Stoke Park School. He is a Muslim of Pakistani Punjabi descent. Khan is the youngest of three children, with two sisters who are ten and eleven years older than him.
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