An advertising junkie by day and comedy man by night, Kunal Kamra has been leading a double life for close to five years now. The comedian once said in an interview, “On stage, I do not believe in drawing a line — that’s reserved for jokes that are unfunny,” a statement true to his style of comedy. His humor channels his unfiltered thoughts and his speeding thinking process points towards the absurdities of life, making him produce one great set after another. The comedian started performing professionally in 2013, with his first ever show at the glorious BlueFrog, Mumbai (RIP). The comedian is now a regular at the all the big comedy venues in the country, and has a dedicated fan following (despite him tasing them at this live shows with his witty barbs). In 2017, Kunal launched his podcast “Shut Up Ya Kunal” which showcases guests and discussions based around a youngsters everyday life. His recent show Punchliners presents his jaded view on advertising life, thanks to being overworked and underpaid.

Urooj Ashfaq is a Mumbai-based stand-up comedian, writer, and actress celebrated for her sharp wit and candid humor. She first garnered attention as a finalist on TLC's Queens of Comedy in 2017 and has since become a prominent figure in India's comedy landscape. Urooj's material often delves into personal themes such as family dynamics, mental health, and everyday observations, delivered with a distinctive blend of vulnerability and sarcasm. In 2023, Urooj achieved international acclaim by winning the Best Newcomer award at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards for her debut solo show Oh No!, marking the first time an India-based comedian received this honor. Following this, she embarked on a successful UK tour and returned to the Edinburgh Fringe in 2024 with her new show, It's Funny To Me. Her latest tour, It's Funny To Me, has been performed across India and internationally, including shows in Bengaluru and planned performances in the United States. Beyond stand-up, Urooj has contributed as a writer and actress to various projects, including Die Trying (2018), Pushpavalli (2020), and Comedy Premium League (2021). Her work continues to resonate with audiences seeking fresh, introspective, and boundary-pushing comedy.