Over the last couple of years, Tandon’s stature has grown with his television show, Good Night India on Sab TV, getting him into households across the country. “As comedians, we cannot sit back at home. We have to innovate.” Tandon is also working on a script for an upcoming Hindi film and consulting on a web-series.

His comedy, he cautions, remains intensely observational, adding, “Even abroad, the audience is familiar with my style. They know what my language, style or presentation is.” In an age of quick offence-taking, the comedian adds that the key is to understand your audience. The first five minutes of every show, he tells us, is spent talking to the audience about their city and what he has seen of it. “You need to build a friendship with your audience. You can only do that with a common ground,”he explains.

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The new show will feature these elements along with some personal stories. Tandon says, “The set-up will also include some personal and true stories. When I started writing them, I was not sure how it would end up. Yet, as I began to write, I realised how many people share the same emotion as I do.”

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