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.
Bhavish Ailani: Bhavish Ailani is Sindhi by birth and funny by profession. Being an MBA like almost everyone else, Bhavish does not rely too much on his education to make a living. Instead he uses observational comedy and self-deprecating humor to make life bearable. Veteran of over one hundred ridiculous shows, most of which he has hosted himself, this is pretty much the only thing he is good at. Like most comics on the circuit, Bhavish has recently gone through a break-up. So please show him some love and assume everything we've said here is true.
Gaurav Pawar: Gaurav Pawar recognised the Khaki colour before any other, even though it wasn't among the colours taught in nursery. He has been affectionately called ''3rd degree'' by his friends and likes pointing out fallacies in torture techniques in movies. He had once been scolded for writing a letter in the format of an FIR and calling it that as well. Gaurav has a deep contempt for anything that people hold dear (like mangoes, they have already made candy and drinks out of it, its not special anymore) and this outlook does not lead to a lot of conversations which is just fine by him.
Apoorva Vajpayee: Apoorva means unique, and Apoorva has not allowed this quality to come even close to him, he did engineering, a job in IT, MBA and a job in IT again, basically everything that's not unique. He started his journey in the most sanskari way from Saraswati Shishu Uchchatar Madhyamic Vidyalaya Rewa and ended up in Symbiosis, a complete 180-degree turn. He loves Hindi and doesn't like the fact that no one cares about Hindi Vyakaran.He has won several open mic competitions and appeared in the latest edition of The Great Indian Laughter Challenge