List of Corner Shop Show characters

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This article is a list of fictional characters who are featured in British web series Corner Shop Show . [1] [2]

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Main characters

Recurring characters

Guest characters

Spin-offs and specials

List of Corner Shop Express characters

Main characters

Recurring characters

  • Stephanie Kaur as Shannon Smith.
  • Jez Dhillon as Sharon Kaur

Guest characters

  • Char Avell as Bruiser/Jahangir
  • Babrul Hoque (Bengali Blitz) as Malik's Grandad.
  • Ikramul Hoque as Shafi
  • Kawsar Ahmed (Kash) as Rafi
  • Kishen Tanna as Faizal Miah
  • Aatif Nawaz as Raj King.
  • Nadia Ali as Mum
  • Manpreet Bambra as Shameena.
  • Nusaiba Mohammad as Labeeba

Christmas and New Years 2016 characters

Main characters

  • Islah Abdur-Rahman as Malik Begum
  • Michael Truong as Tony Chang
  • Shamila Nazir as Aleesha
  • Can Kabadayi, (Snatchy), as Mehmet.

Guest characters

  • Sonna Rele as The Busker
  • Ezza Khan as The 'Hangry' Wife
  • Mohasin Khan as The Angry Husband

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