Come be a part of History as you watch the winners of previous COME shows battle for the ultimate prize. The COME grand slam presented by Ratatouille is an open mic competition where laughter is guaranteed with some hilarious stand up gigs and the best of COME talent. You do not want to miss this.

Host Anirban DasGupta
Special Acts:
Jeeya Sethi
Navin Noronha

Artists Info

Jeeya Sethi
Jeeya believes if you are fat once (by fat she means FAAAAT) you are fat forever, mentally you never become thin even after losing all the weight. An event manager turned stand-up comedian, improviser and actor, she has made entertainment her new life's mission since nothing else is going for her

Anirban Dasgupta
Anirban Dasgupta is a comedian, writer and full-time married person from Kolkata. Unsubstantiated reports claim that he is the hardest working Bengali in the world (other contenders were too lazy to contest). He is also a certified nice guy. And as if that is not enough, he is funny too. Now based out of Mumbai, he is also actively building the comedy scene in Kolkata. In his three-year affair with stand-up, Anirban has performed extensively across the country, been featured as a 'Best in Stand up' act and has opened for the biggest stars, including Vir Das and Cyrus Barucha. We feel he married a tad too early but his wife thinks otherwise. Another inconsequential fact about Anirban is that he is an engineer. Anirban has featured in over 400 shows, which include auditorium shows, college fests, corporate and private shows. He has been featured multiple times on NDTV Prime's The Rising Stars of Comedy and by India Today, The Times of India, Mid-Day and The Telegraph amongst

Navin Noronha
Navin Noronha is an amply likable guy who tries very hard to be a badass. To live by his motto of 'Live Fast, Die Poor', Navin has taken up writing as a profession. He also does stand-up because it fits so well into the underpaid artist routine. He is pretty good at it though, so if you find yourself cracking up, it may not be entirely incidental. Being a Bombay boy, Navin's material covers wide ground from liberalism and pigeons to evil bosses and Jesus. And did we mention that he is an engineer by qualification? Well, who isn't?