Physical comedy is a style of humor that relies on visual and physical actions rather than spoken words. It often includes exaggerated movements, slapstick routines, and humorous situations that provoke laughter through physicality. Comedians and actors use their bodies to create funny scenarios, making it accessible to audiences regardless of language. This form of comedy has roots in various traditions, including silent films featuring stars like Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. It continues to thrive in modern entertainment, seen in cartoons, stand-up routines, and live performances, where the physicality of the performers enhances the comedic effect.