Govind Menon: Govind Menon, like most stand-up artists had a troubled childhood. Growing up on the mean streets of Mira Road, the only thing he had going for him was his curly hair. Having recently hit puberty, not much has changed except that instead of his diary, Menon now uses a mic to document the ridiculous events that make up his life. Some of these events also happen to be funny.
Rupen Paul: A frustrated middle class South Indian who did not do engineering, not because he was too cool to follow the crowd but mainly because he didn't get enough marks. His jokes can find him making fun of the absurdities and oddities of life as experienced by people growing in a middle class homes. He is the winner of the 2014 Comedy Open Mic organized by Big Mic and has performed shows across Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai and Pune.
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.
Noel Corderio: Noel Cordeiro is Catholic and hasn't recovered from it. He has recently converted to comedy and is an ardent worshiper of the man who slipped on the banana peel.