Ratatouille's SetGold has just set a new benchmark for your Saturday evening with a comedy line-up like no other. Once in, there's no way you'll be leaving without tears in your eyes or a jaw pain. (No one's beating you up! You'll just be laughing too hard).

Who is performing?

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!

Aakash Mehta
Aakash Mehta is a Comedian, Musician, Writer, Audio Engineer and Law Graduate from Mumbai, and he does all this without being a star kid. It helps that he has issues and he likes dealing with them on stage. His stand up covers everything from piles to suicidal tendencies to being a kid. A true student of the art, Aakash now relishes every mishap, misfortune and misadventure so that he can talk about it on stage.

Kunal Rao
Kunal Rao is a retired Chartered Accountant who quit(!) his job during the recession to pursue his passion for comedy. Since he started in 2009, Kunal has quickly risen to one of the top 10 comedians by performing across 18 cities in India. His international career includes Nepal, Sri Lanka, Dubai and his aunt's living room in south Mumbai.

Sahil Shah
Sahil Shah or Sahil Bulla is a muscular, tall and incredibly handsome comedian, in his dreams. He is known for his unstoppable puns and mental taxation. He is one of the founding members of the East India Comedy. His off-center one liners have taken his comedy across the country, with shows in over 8 cities. He's considered one of India's most promising young comedians. Honestly, god promise.

Gaurav Kapoor
Gaurav Kapoor sounds like a celebrity's name but he is only a short boy from Delhi, who is actually a fully grown man. Apart from a day job, the only thing he has going for him is that he is funny. So funny in fact that he has won every open mic competition on the Mumbai circuit including Big Mic, Canvas Laugh Club, Chalta Hai and Buzz Off and has opened for Russell Brand on his India tour. His favourite topics are Jaat culture, people who buy Royal Enfields and poverty, mostly his own. His friends say that the stories he narrates off stage are even funnier but we will never know. Gaurav claims to be a Bachelor of Art in Journalism and is understandably working in the retail sector. Having recently changed his name from Kapur to Kapoor, he is hoping, being neurologically correct will add two inches to his height.

Sonali Thakker
Part-time stock-broker, full-time Gujju and weekend comedienne, Sonali Thakker is the biggest threat to the dumb blonde theory. Covering socially relevant topics such as travelling, shopping and chaprigiri, Sonali's stand-up is powerful, always funny and sometimes scary. And it has taken her to the biggest of stages including Canvas Laugh Club and NCPA. The other big love of her life is travelling as it gives her great material and is the only way she can escape from people cracking sad Gujju jokes. Surprisingly, stand-up has not increased her popularity on shaadi.com but that is okay 'coz Sonali has been kicking ass even before women's empowerment was a thing.

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.

Prashasti Singh
Prashasti Singh works in the corporate world as a marketing manager and lets go of all that when she is on stage! She recently won FemaPalooza and COME Grand Slam #4. A girl from a small town living the dream of the big city, looking for the dreamy part.

Aditi Mittal
Aditi Mittal is one of the top ten comics in the country and the girl Alok Nath warned his daughters about. After all the features in print, web, radio and television including BBC World and BBC America, there are very adjectives left unused in describing Mittal's brand of stand-up. Her comedy like her career choices are very Kamikaze but people still line-up for her shows and later remark 'Did She Just Say That?'

As a regular feature at the biggest venues and comedy festivals across the country and the first Indian comedian to have performed at The Laugh Facory in Los Angeles, Aditi is doing something right and has made us believe Bad Girls will one day save the world.