He sings, he dances, and when neither are enough, he tells jokes. One of the most recognized faces of Indian comedy, Abish Mathew was one of the first Indian Youtube stars, who has over 30 million views on his channel. These videos include sketches, stand-up, and of course, his hit talk-show, Son of Abish, which has featured stars like AIB, Vishal Dadlani, Kanan Gill, Badshah, Taapsee Pannu, Cyrus Broacha, and Vir Das. Son of Abish is now into its third season and brings with it something different each time! The stand-up comedian has performed 1000+ shows across India and the world, including New York, Canada and the prestigious Utrecht International Comedy Festival (Holland). Abish has created content for brands like Breezer Vivid and Netflix, and his brand of clean humor has won over crowds in clubs, colleges and corporates alike. He made his Bollywood debut in the film Meri Pyaari Bindu in 2017. Presently, Abish is touring the country with the comedy show LOLStar. Furthermore, he also featured on a stand up showcase called Special Showcase with fellow comedian Zakir Khan. At the same time, he is also part of a panel of judges in Comicstaan, a nine-episode series, to mentor and find India’s next comic sensation!

Using cricket and trivia to convince people that he is a funny man, stand-up comedian VikramSathaye earned his 15 minutes of fame during the 2006 CEAT Cricket Awards (he kept dishing out one punchline after another). The comedian and writer’s repertoire now extends beyond crickets and includes other kinds of sports, politics, current affairs, Bollywood, popular culture and solutions for marital disputes. His acts are co-written by his former MTV colleague Suhail Bagdadi, better known as ‘Baba Baghdadi.’ In 2014, he released his book How Sachin Destroyed My Life (which featured a foreword by Sachin Tendulkar) that was received with great reviews. Cricketer Rahul Dravid said, “You expect a Vikram Sathaye book to be funny and entertaining. This one is and it's also insightful and enlightening.”

This happy-go-cynical, wide-eyed comedian is best known for his unusual jokes, jokes that only he could think (and appreciate). Hence, he is out to form a cult with those who resonate with his sense of humor. He once mentioned, “…My belief is that I want to get laughs on the basis of the written word. When I am on stage, I like to stand at one place and talk. The idea is to make it look less like a performance, if possible. The audience should feel the host is talking to them.” With two specials on Amazon Prime titled 'Pata Nahi Par Bolna Hai' & 'Aalas Motaapa Ghabraahat,' this comedian is a delight to watch.