Aakash Mehta Also your host for the night, Aakash Mehta is a comedian, musician and all-round nice guy who plies his trade all over India. Over the last 5 years, Aakash has worked on films, in television, on YouTube and performed all over the country in three different languages. His stand up is personal and anecdotal, dwelling on shared experiences about growing up in urban India while also touching upon sensitive issues like sexual repression and depression amongst others. Andy Reghu A writer, a professor and a spiritual leader - Andy Reghu wears multiple hats. He is from Kurla, which automatically implies that he has a criminal past. His hobbies include substance abuse …and some more substance abuse. He also claims to be a TV writer & producer & he also wonders why you’re still reading this. Vaibhav Sethia Vaibhav was cast out by the Marwari community after he decided to quit his high paying job, to pursue comedy. He admits he misses it. For the food. The people, not so much. Most of his jokes are renderings of what he calls ''bookmark moments'' from his life. That includes 5 years of architecture in an IIT, the only girl he managed to talk to, and the 7 jobs he quit in the last two years. Daribha Lyndem This comedian’s jokes are sure to get you to roll on the floor while laughing your ass off! Gaurav Kapoor Like every Delhite, Gaurav Kapoor is just another attention seeker from Delhi. Shifted to Mumbai three years ago, he works in the corporate sector by day so that he can make fun of his colleagues in the evening. Recently covered by NDTV's rising stars of comedy, his observational “hinglish” comedy covers Bollywood, Ethnicities, Corporate Culture, Weddings, Childhood and specifically Royal Enfield owners. He won the Comedy Central Chuckle Festival 2015 and opened for Vir Das and international comedian Russell Brand in NSCI. Regular at comedy venues in Bombay, Pune and Delhi, his corporate performances include names like Pantaloons, Aditya Birla Retail Ltd, RBL Bank etc. To conclude, his friends say that the stories he narrates off stage are even funnier but few things should remain off stage only.