Thirty Something

30 Something is comics who are now in their 30s talking about the good times and the bad times, if you are 30 and above this show you do not wanna miss out on! single or married, living alone or living at home we have everything covered in this beautiful show! Bring your friends along coz what better way to spend your 30s than Laugh Out Loud! 

Lineup

Host Kuriakose Vaisan

Comics 

Anand Reghu

Jeeya Sethi

Bhavish Ailani

Abira Nath

Tushar Abhichandani

Artists Info

Kuriyakose Vaisan

Kuriyakose Vaisan is an upcoming comic and has featured in several shows.

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!

Andy Reghu

Published reports say that Anand Reghu has been on the Mumbai stand-up scene for seven long years since its very inception. This cannot be proved or disproved but it is ok. Reghu claims to be a Parsi with a bad case of sun burn but we have our doubts. His stand-up is unpredictable and always funny, even when it's not. But mostly, it is about him trying not to be a loser. Anand has even tried calling himself Andy but there are no shortcuts to Cooldom and there are no shortcuts out of Kurla.

Andy's hit acts include 'How to be a spiritual leader?' How to pick up chicks in Malad? and 'How to be successfully successful at work?' These have not got viral yet but thankfully, Andy does have a day job which involves him scripting funny videos for a living. You may recognize his work in award-winning short-films which cannot be named here for security reasons.

Abira Nath

Abira Nath is an upcoming comic and has featured in several shows.

Tushar Abhichandani

Tushar Abhichandani is an upcoming comic and has featured in several shows.

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.