Asked about her experience of performing in front of the live audience, Richa said: "I love making people laugh and all my close friends know that I am the clown when in a get-together. This show was fun because I was talking about my life and my struggle as an actor in a funny way. I think humour has to evolve with time because we as a society are evolving. Of course, I am conscious. I read between the lines — as in, where the humour is coming from."

She added: "People will not find it funny anymore if someone makes a song like 'Hum kaale hain toh kya hua dilwaale hain'. Rather, the audience would get offended. So it has slowly changed."

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Asked if she wants to take up comedy seriously after her stand-up experience, she said: "If an offer comes my way, I would love to explore it, but I am not going to go out of my way to establish my career as a standup comedian."

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