Synopsis:

Amogh Ranadive
Amogh Ranadive is a stand up comic, television writer and currently pretty broke. He has performed regularly at venues like Comedy Store and even Dattaram Apte`s chai tapri which is 5 minutes away from his house. Being Maharashtrian, his hobbies include savoring vada pav and beating up cab drivers. The last one is not true because he doesn`t have muscles. He is a multi billionaire who gives away luxury cars to his 120 person strong staff. Also, he is delusional. Slightly.

Varun Thakur
Varun Thakur shot to the local comedy scene after he won the Hamateur night at Blue Frog post which he took up comedy seriously. He is part of a group called Schitzengiggles who perform at various venues across Bombay. Varun was a VJ with UTV bindass and also an actor by profession with a movie out for release this year. His style of humor is very observational and Varun likes talking about his life as a struggling actor.

Sorabh Pant
Touted as, ``One of India`s top ten comedians``, by The Times Of India, Sorabh is one of the country`s most traveled comedians with his solo show, ``Pant on Fire`` having done over 150 shows in 16 cities in two years. He received just three death threats and lost most of his hair, but, it was worth it for the frequent flier miles.
His comedy style veers toward exaggeration, hyperbole and some of the worst accent portrayals in human history. Suspicions of substance abuse upon seeing him on stage are rife but, thus far, unproven.
In `11, he toured with Wayne Brady (``Whose Line Is It Anyway?``) on his India tour, who called him, ``The second brilliant Indian comedian I`ve seen since Russell Peters.`` Sadly, Russell wasn`t around to defend his reputation. Currently, Pant has 108 puns on his surname and hopes to write 92 more by year end. All of which will be used in his second special, ``The Traveling Pants`` which will tour auditoriums across the country this year, giving people an excuse to NOT go to any auditoriums.
Recently, he has also proved that he can read and write by releasing his debut novel, ``The Wednesday Soul``.

Neville Shah
Neville is a writer and currently a creative director at an ad agency. He is also half Parsi and Half Gujju, making him very confused and very angry. Often deprecating, Neville has a unique (read- strange) view on life. His insightful wit, conversational delivery and honest angst, make his humor relatable and sometimes oddly poignant. He also insists that he his mother`s son.