Ameya Deshpande (Host)
21-year-old college student starting doing stand-up as soon as the law allowed him and has been performing since His jokes are all over the place from his Father to Kumbh Mela. He manages to make jokes on a variety of things while still in search of his own voice.
Raunaq Rajani
A purebred Bombay boy, Raunaq Rajani has been in the comedy scene for a little more than half a decade. He has appeared on Cyrus Broacha’s: The Week That Wasn’t and Rising Stars of Comedy on NDTV Prime. Some insightful perspective, honest observations and sarcastic wit make Raunaq an act that you shouldn't miss!
Girish Rasam
Girish Rasam is an upcoming stand-up comedian and has featured in several shows.
Chinmay Mhatre
Chinmay has watched the Batman series over 100 times now. Inspired by that, he told a girl, "I'm not the boyfriend you need right now, I'm the boyfriend you deserve." That was his last encounter with the girl. He's still clueless about what went wrong there.
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. Popularly known as poor man's Kanan Gill, he is now realizing that most poor people do not know Kanan. So, he is making a serious effort to actually be funny. You are invited to see the progress for yourself.
Siddharth Dudeja
Siddharth Dudeja is a 20-something-year-old graduate on a perpetual sabbatical. Between writing projects and trips to space, Siddharth also delivers flashes of brilliance on stage and is often seen taking the stage at venues like Canvas Laugh Club and what use to be BlueFROG. Having performed at major festivals and also as a part of 'The Best in Stand-up' he is trying to figure out what to do with the rest of his sabbatical. Successfully exploiting his childhood for content for his sets, Siddharth’s shows talk about how school and vegetarians ruined his childhood and sometimes he talks about world peace. He also has the urge to kill people with a bad sense of humour but believes that suicide is never an option.
Basant Arya
Poet turned stand-up comic, he does not like telling people where he is from, as he fears they will send him back. Winner of #81COME he is on his way to becoming a great stand-up comic.
Andy Reghu
A writer, a professor and a spiritual leader - Andy Reghu wears multiple hats. He is from Kurla so he automatically has a criminal past. His hobbies include substance abuse and some more substance abuse. He also claims to be a TV writer and producer and he is wondering why the hell are you reading this.
Agrima Joshua
Agrima’s heroes are Elon Musk and Stephen King, which is why she suspects Tesla’s Autopilot mode is a reincarnation of Christine, the eponymous Plymouth Fury from the 1983 film. In addition to supplying an endless barrage of clever memes, dark humour and sarcasm seem to be this writer/comedian’s greatest strengths.
Sahil Shah (Closing Act)
A child stuck in man’s body, Sahil Shah lets his inner ‘problem child’ out with his comedy (best sampled with his special, Childish Behaviour, with which he toured in 2017). One of the founding members of East India Comedy, he has performed over 900 shows and counting, including performances in New York, London, Singapore and Dubai. The versatile comedian is a regular at the Comedy Store and other leading venues in cities like Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Kolkatta, Chennai, Bangalore, Coimbatore and Hyderabad. Apart from comedy clubs and sold out auditoriums, Sahil has also given a TEDx talk, has been featured on shows such as Channel V UR Fired and The Front Row on Star World, and has written articles in MTV Noise Factory, one of India’s leading humour magazines. Sahil is also known for his YouTube show The Ad Show.