"Indo Syncrasies" a stand-up comedy act by Abijit Ganguly, Amit Tandon & Neeti Palta at Mind Café, 2nd Floor, DLF Cross Point Mall, DLF Phase 4, Gurgaon > 8:30pm on 13th February 2013

Time : 8:30 pm

Entry : Ticket price: Rs 250 (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis), Available at :
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Place : Mind Café, 2nd Floor, DLF Cross Point Mall, DLF Phase 4, Gurgaon
Landmark : opposite Galleria Market
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Event Details : “Indo Syncrasies”, a stand-up comedy act by Abijit Ganguly, Amit Tandon and Neeti Palta.

ABIJIT GANGULY: 
A Bengali boy, born in Bangalore, raised in Delhi, influenced by the Punjabi culture, dating a Gujarati girl living in UP, basically he`s Mr. India. Not as in capable of turning invisible or anything, but you know what we mean. His humour is essentially anything and everything he finds funny, be it cultural truths, office experience, student life, relationships, parties, buying condoms, beggar incidents, Delhi metro, etc. Mostly, his sets are anecdotes that audiences tend to relate to and therefore laugh their asses off at!

AMIT TANDON:
He is known as `The married guy` in Delhi`s stand up comedy circuit. After 2 kids and one marriage, he realized it couldn`t get any worse and took to comedy. He dedicates all his jokes to his wife.
A master at sharing amusing observational and hugely relatable anecdotes, he jokes about everything personally painful to him from marriage to politics to road traffic and even women in general.

NEETI PALTA: 
Ever since her big brother gave her a black eye for writing non-flattering limericks about him, she knew she had a talent for earning her bruises. An ex-advertising, ex-TV writer, ex-shy person, she`s just the kind of girl your mommy would like you to marry then beat up for daily exercise. Being a Delhi girl and not getting enough attention as it is, she decided to take to the stage and ensure she`s not the only one with weirdly deep laugh lines.
Being among the only female stand ups in the Delhi circuit she has the unique advantage of presenting the female point of view on a variety of subjects from female empowerment to our mothers to current affairs to gyms to whatever topic catches her fancy, while occasionally indulging in a spot of male bashing (Ok, a lot of that). 

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