The venue is a bit cramped but at the same time, feels very intimate. Host is warm. I'd recommend getting tickets in advance, if you plan to buy the ticket at the location, then bring cash as at times the internet can be finicky here. Performances were amazing with my jaw literally hurting from laughing too much while on the way back. (However, performances may differ in quality based on the artist) Be prepared for the comedians to roast you to oblivion if you're in the splash zone (the front row)

A very small place with a cramped seating capacity of maybe 35-40 people. Single AC that gives up at times and room becomes suffocating. No water, forget about other amenities. Not a place for a comedy show to be hosted, or for that matter any show. But then, if you want to just focus on the comedian and ignore the place, you can go there. The whole Hauz Khas village vibe is amazing.

Went there for an open mic organised by indiegasm, nice setup, loved everything about it. There are so many places to explore nearby too, my new favourite place to attend open mic.

Outstanding venue. Bhavin is the coolest venue manager ever. I’ve done seminars all across the country. 10 so far. So far the best experience. Highly recommend it. If you’re recording the mic output into audacity. Go early and make sure audio levels are good.

Small quiet and a good place for all things performative.

It's a nice small studio. And the session was great today!

Nice little place for stand up comedy tucked away in hauz khas village.

Very nice place for shows and gigs. People are nice. A bit difficult to find if you're going for the first time.