Good Night India - Season 1
Series Details
Title: Good Night India
Overview: A half an hour Monday to Saturday daily strip that promises to be the first & only late-night family viewing show. The show is hosted by Amit Tandon the pioneer of the Indian Stand up Comedy scene who is known for his observational humour and constant jibes at himself, his family & the routine day to day life. The cohost is ever so charming Jiya Shankar who has played several roles in daily soaps & is a popular household name. The hosts will present 3 stand up comics in each episode that will entertain the audiences so that their day ends on a happy note. All in all this stage is going to be a happy place which you must visit before you can fall asleep with a smile on your face.
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Cast
Amit Tandon invites Shashwat Maheshwari, Vipul Goyal and Shashi Dhiman to inject a dose of laughter and positivity into our hectic schedules. Catch their hilarious performances, inspired by real-life incidents that will help you have a good night.
Amit Tandon invites Chirayu Mistry, Vinesh Sharma and Manish Tyagi to bring variations of laughter in our locked down lives. Catch their funny stand-up acts, inspired by real-life incidents that will help you have a good night.
Rohan Chawda brings the best Garba stories. Ravi Gupta brings stories from the 'happy state of India.' Mandar Bhide brings the spirit of Mumbai. Catch Amit and his friends delivering the best of India.
Vinay Sharma on seeking a life partner online. Shashi Dhiman on parents arranging your marriages. Vinay Tiwari on surprise weddings. Catch these hilarious acts that will make you think twice before getting married.
Vijay Yadav on the boys of Haryana. Kishore Dayani on the awkward behaviour of men in movies. Kavita Kaushik reignites Chandramukhi's jalwa. Catch the rib-tickling performances to boost your immunity against despair.
Vipul Goyal compares babies to adults. Parvinder Singh on Punjabi NRIs. Shashwat Maheshwari shares his experience with house pets. Catch Amit and his friends' hilarious performances.
Ravi Gupta makes fun of lazy people. Rohan Chawda complains about his parents. Vishal Tyagi raises his voice against the poets. Catch these relatable yet rib-tickling performances from Amit and his friends.
Parvinder Singh is fed up with his mother's antics. Vinay Sharma distinguishes between papa and daddy. Pushkar Bendre is all praises for his father. Catch this parents appreciation special with Amit and his friends.
Inder Sahani talks about his fear of aeroplanes. Siddhartha Shetty talks about his adoration for cab drivers. Mandar Bhide shares his helicopter experience. Catch Amit and his friends' hilarious performances.
Chirayu Mistry's take on Bollywood and its twisted sense of traditions. Shashwat Maheshwari reveals why he left his job. Manish Tyagi tries to explain a mother's logic. Catch Amit and his friends' hilarious performances.
Harsh Gujral shares interesting stories about Kanpur. Vipul Goyal is amazed by the Indian bikers. Vrajesh Hirjee, tonight's special guest, shares how frustrated he is with his son. Catch these rib-tickling performances from Amit and his friends.
With all the fun and laughter Harsh Gujral, Vipul Goyal and Vrajesh Hirjee brought to the show, Jiya Shankar requests them to stay and continue with their acts.
Ravi Gupta reveals his first love. Punya Arora talks about her frustration with the boys of Delhi. Haseeb Khan shares his girlfriend's stories. Catch these performances that will make your Valentine's Day more special.
Adesh Nichit reveals how he likes to annoy people. Inder Sahani shares his experience of watching a movie with his family. Mayank Pandey talks about his fear of his father. Catch Amit Tandon and his friends as they bring these family special acts.
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