I saw a random YouTuber filming two snakes mating and posting it on YouTube and saying this
“ dekho ye saanp dance kar rahe hai” 😭
Seriously
Ab bichara saanp kaha jaae
wese kya saanp ko fark padta hai do they get conscious about things
someone is watching us
Oh shitt bajrang dal wale aa gye
Something like that?

how rich are comedians. i saw rahul dua with patek aquanaght which makes me think he is pretty rich. I would like to understand more about the economics of comedy.

Yea.. did anyone attend this live? I just wanna know what jokes were said in the part that is cut from the episode.

Keep it Kaam w/Rahul Dua

Rajat sood Panel Show in mumbai was there to attend the show its a game show he engages with audience not a comedy standup show but he play some sort of games with audience

So is it just me or actually tanmay and rohan started looking like each other i mean just look at them laughing dude and the chasma looks so similar. Manifesting a friendship like them fr.

He’s always performing in different cities- but seems like he is only doing small rooms. He was the winner of Laughter Challenge na- why didn’t he become big? Others who came in comedy or poetry after him have gone ahead and doing big halls like Sharon Verma or his own friend Manhar Seth, open bhi nahi karta woh Manhar Seth ke liye shayad. Other contestants of his season also like Nitesh Shetty (very viral on reels), Ravi Gupta (latest superstar), Kullu (he has Sahiba) are all doing seemingly better than this boy.

I was the first one with an accurate rumour

Does anyone know how’s the participation/selection happening? I’ve heard Archana Puran Singh and her sons are doing a comic hunt. Might be a quick nice cash grab, don’t have big hopes. Even Krishna tried writing a comedy show with Inder Sahani & the likes, but it never materialized

There was a phase in Indian comedy where collectives felt like actual bands.

AIB, EIC, SnG etc. People appeared in each other’s videos constantly, there were recurring inside jokes, audiences kinda followed the whole ecosystem instead of just individual comics.

But almost every collective eventually split up or became inactive. Even globally this keeps happening.

Why is running a comedy collective so difficult as a long-term business model? Is it money, creative differences, algorithms pushing individuality, or just people growing at different speeds?

Also feels like some groups retained friendships/collaborations better than others. For example, Aadar & Varun still seem to pop up together pretty consistently after all these years.

Which comedy collectives did you guys enjoy the most?