On, Rohan wrote: I’m going to teach my nephew to always respect women. On 30 June 2013, Khamba wrote a piece on Firstpost: How Digvijaya’s ‘tunch maal’ comment helps the fight against sexism in which he talked about patriarchy and sexsim

They were hailed for writing offensive sexist jokes in the past, but post Delhi rape, they started smashing politicians, babas, maulansa, Chetan Bhagats, Honey Singhs, actors, twitter handles, for stating anything which had sexism in it. The going to become AIB team folks were also actively expressing their concerns on the social media. So many dislikes/tweets! You mean there are people who didn't like the AIB Roast, and don't get it why it is a big thing? that's quite funnyĭuring this phase, the Indian moral dilemma to offend others or feel the guilt of offensive jokes suffered the most. As expected, I found that some people loved it so much that they insulted those who disagreed (FOE – becomes Forced Freedom of expression): I watched AIB knockout show and I deliberately read the reactions of people after the show. I attended one show of Rohan in Gurgaon, I heard him insulting a crowd which was desperate to laugh on self-insults – a crowd of young people who wanted to break the façade of censored jokes and swim in vagina and penis with opposite sex, a crowd of corporate elites in their 40s who were bored of banal social jokes, and a crowd of old couples who wanted to laugh without reasons. They were speaking what I wanted to hear, they were writing what I wanted to be served as humor, and they were fighting to establish what I always wanted my college theater to perform. They actually did so – these folks were rude, offensive, acrid and most importantly fresh and creative.

are celebs of twitter, they have elevated the comedy scene of India far above the mundane Comedy Shows running on television channels. Later, I was told by some of my friends that Khamba, Tanmay, Rohan, Ashish, etc. Frankly speaking, I liked his jokes, but I was in a big dilemma whether I should laugh or I should shiver outside and discuss the Lakshman Rekha of jokes. The first time I heard about any member of this group, it was winters of 2012 when Delhi was shuddering in a spine-chilling cold and Khamba was cracking some hot Mallu porn jokes in my office party there was a palpable polarization of people – one set of people were jumping, bustling and clapping madly, and the other set of people – who were so offended that they got out of the hall – were frowning at him, abusing him and shivering in the cold. I watched the AIB Knockout and I liked it – no, not joking – I liked it.

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