With over 100 shows performed across the country, Sumit Anand has been regularly featured on the national television show NDTV Rising stars of comedy, and consistently performs at leading venues like The Comedy Store. The comedian has also performed several shows in Singapore, put up a show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and recently toured with known stand-up comedian Karunesh Talwar. In association with Comedy Central and NDTV Prime, he is creator and performer of a one-hour solo comedy show called Many mistakes of my life. A rare combination of engineer and MBA, his shows cover topics like living abroad and living in general. Before you jump to conclusions, he has tried things like studying, focusing, and dedication before he almost immediately loved Comedy.

Sumaira Shaikh is a Dongri-bred psychology graduate who gave up being a counsellor and decided to focus all her energies on Stand up comedy and content creation. Along with hitting open mics she has worked with AIB and as a writer on Son of Abish. She then joined Sumukhi Suresh to write Amazon Prime Exclusive- Pushpavalli, HotStar Exclusive- Beauty and the Feast and is currently working on multiple titles with her. She is also script supervisor for Sumukhi's YouTube series Behti Naak. When she isn't writing content or performing she watches wildlife documentaries and takes her mother's fabulous cooking for granted.

Labeled as world’s first truly nervous comedian, Delhi’s Rohan 'Danger' Desai has managed to make a career out of his uncanny 8-bit thoughts and his unreliable nerves. His alter-ago 'International Comedy Star Rohan Desai' went on to win the Melbourne Comedy Festival and is now a slow boiling social media rage, grabbing eyeballs with its polarizing self-deprecation and Facebook creatives inspired by the aesthetics of Taher Shah and other such viral sensations. “It has been widely agreed upon that, the biggest fear that people have in world is – Stage Fright. Death comes second to it. So, I’d rather die than take to the stage”, he says. The college dropout’s comedy comes in shades of unique, surreal and what-the-f*ck-was-that? How to make terrible look good? He sure knows it.