“I will probably decide on which song, after I see my hosts’ performances.”The emphasis on this show, however, will be on story telling. “It will be partly endearing and partly funny.” His stylistics, he says, are derived from his past experience with V Balakrishnan (Bala) of Theatre Nisha. “I primarily do stand-up for causes to raise money or funds, like for the Chennai floods or Vardah. Otherwise, I will die,” he laughs. Many groups, across India, are making good money.”However, he has problems with artistes using cuss words, and below-the-belt and culturally sensitive jokes.

Source: The Hindu June 29, 2017 11:03 UTC