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Amiran GevorkyanComedian, humorist, KVN
Date of Birth: 03.08.1992
Country:  Georgia |
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Early Life and KVN Career
On August 3, 1992, in Tbilisi, Georgia, Anna Gevorkyan, born on December 26, 1969, welcomed her son, Amiran Gevorkyan. The family later relocated to Sochi, where Amiran joined the Club of the Merry and Inventive (KVN) and became affiliated with the KVN team "Yuzhnaya Stolitsa," representing the Sochi State University.
Humor and Creativity
Amiran Gevorkyan was an integral part of "Yuzhnaya Stolitsa," which achieved significant success in the KVN circuit. In 2014, the team won the Grand Cup of the Mayor of Sochi. The following year, they became champions of the Regional League MS KVN "Sochi" and added to their accolades with victories in the "Zapolyarya" and Lazarevsky District Cups.
Concurrently with his KVN career, Amiran excelled as an event host. He emceed parties, weddings, anniversaries, festivals, and conferences in Russian, Armenian, and Georgian. Known for his innovative performances and dedication to creating memorable events, Amiran collaborated with various organizations and earned recognition as one of the leading MCs in Russia's resort capital.
Social Media Presence
Amiran maintained a lively Instagram page (now banned in Russia) where he showcased his humorous skits, transforming into diverse characters. From an Uzbek tile-layer to a Caucasian husband for hire and even a visitor to a sex shop, Amiran's versatility and comedic timing captivated his followers.
Personal Life
Amiran kept his personal life private, rarely sharing details about his relationships. His social media accounts featured photos with female companions, who appeared to be mostly colleagues or teammates.
Tragic Death
On January 18, 2024, during the annual KVN festival "KiViN" in Sochi, Amiran Gevorkyan engaged in a confrontation with Artur Rasulov, a member of the Dagestani team "Lahmadzhu."
According to witnesses, the men were drinking at a bar when an argument erupted, escalating into a physical altercation. Security guards intervened and escorted the combatants outside, where Rasulov reportedly assaulted Gevorkyan.
Gevorkyan sustained severe head injuries and was rushed to a hospital in a coma. He succumbed to his injuries on January 21.
An investigation was launched into his death, and Rasulov was charged with manslaughter and declared a fugitive. Rasulov's friends later claimed that the altercation was initiated by Gevorkyan, alleging he insulted Rasulov's mother.
In April 2024, Rasulov was apprehended on the Black Sea coast and charged with murder.
