With a grandeur that resembles Salman Khan and a mother wishing for her son to get married (also like Sallu bhai), Jeeveshu Ahluwalia’s comedy brings out the fat Punjabi guy’s perspective on everything that surrounds him. Jeeveshu’s quick wit and knock out punchlines have saved him from many disasters, apart from making sellout venues laugh till their faces hurt. Think his face looks familiar? The comedian made his Bollywood debut with the Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone-starrer Tamasha, and has appeared in TV commercials for Comedy Central India, Phillips, Apollo Hospitals, ICICI Prudential and Grofers. Winner of Radio Mirchi's Comedy Ka King 2014, the comedian has done over 1500 shows, and has performed in countries like Singapore, Dubai, Doha, Thailand, Philippines and Malaysia.

Vikramjit Singh used to be a nice guy. Then he became angry, and when he couldn't get any angrier, he became funny. Rich people and the proverbial “nice” people get his angst going, as does India's obsession with gyms and food. He calls his humor rib-tickling, and loves an audience that has the stomach for it. An ex-advertising guy, he has been featured as one of NDTV's Rising Stars of Comedy, and recently won the Radio One LoL championships in Delhi. He’s also a columnist with The Times of India with an (ir)regular column called Why so serious. He is also a dedicated food-gatherer, keeping stocks of eatables for when times get rough, and makes money by performing at venues like Canvas Laugh Club.

A Bengali living in Delhi, Abijit Ganguly's humor tackles the most mundane Indian problems like parents, pressure of getting married and buying condoms in the most unapologetic way. The bi-lingual comedian performs in both Hindi and English, is over 2000 shows old and NDTV has repeatedly named him as one of the Rising Stars of Comedy in India. When he is not packing venues on comedy nights or doing corporate shows, the Delhi School of Economics graduate poses as a brand consultant to major multi-corporations like Woo, Sprite, Culture Machine and OYO Rooms, and also as a freelance writer. The comedian has appeared on various TedX Talks, dishing gyan about being on stage, following dreams, and earning your bread in the process.