Host Saurav Mehta
Saurav Mehta, is a popular Stand-up comedian and has performed at many events like My Baby Thinks I'm Funny with Sorabh Pant.
Chinmay Mhatre
Chinmay has watched the Batman series over 100 times now, Inspired by that, he told a girl, 'I'm not the boyfriend you need right now, I'm the boyfriend you deserve.' That was his last encounter with the girl. He's still clueless about what went wrong there.
Dhaval Datar
Dhaval Dattar is an upcoming stand-up comedian and has featured in several shows.
Kajol Srinivasan
Kajol is an upcoming stand-up comedian who has done many featured shows as well.
Aishwarya Mohanraj
Aishwarya is a stand-up comedian who has won various open mics in the city including Femapalooza.
Supriya Joshi
Supriya Joshi aka Supaarwoman is a writer, comic and caped crusader battling the pointlessness of life, one meme at a time. Supaar covers a wide variety of topics from PCOD to why Govinda might actually be the second coming of Christ. After killing is on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, Supriya has found a new weapon of choice in the microphone and she is coming to a stage near you.
Prashasti Singh
Prashasti Singh is yet another IIM graduate searching for meaning outside academic excellence and material achievement. She is one-tenth of the choir group 'The Etceteras' and has already won several stand-up competitions on the Mumbai circuit. Between stand-up and Improv she has found space for expressing her small-town sensibilities amidst big town hustle. In the end, it may just turn out to be another Amethi to Andheri story but at least we had some good laughs along the way
Siddharth Dudeja
Siddharth Dudeja is a 23-year-old graduate on a perpetual sabbatical. Between writing projects and trips to space, Duds also delivers flashes of brilliance on stage. Having performed at major festivals and also as a part of 'The best in Stand-up' he is trying to figure out what to do with the rest of his sabbatical. Siddharth talks about how school and vegetarians ruined his childhood and sometimes he talks about world peace.
Neelkash Mathur
Starting comedy at the age of eighteen in 2015, Neelaksh is one of the youngest acts in India. After ditching IIT and joining a media college, Neelaksh now spends time talking about his politically influential family and his experiences with the RSS. He has performed all over India and aspires to be the first comedian to win Lok Sabha elections.