Amazon Prime Video’s popular show ‘One Mic Stand’ offers a unique concept of bringing influential celebrities from different walks of life under one roof to try their hands at comedy for the first time ever. With an all-new concept, Season 1 of the show received overwhelming responses from the audience, and now ‘One Mic Stand 2’ is garnering phenomenal reviews from the masses ever since its release.
Last week, not only did the show was unveiled, but it also enthralled the Netizens with the right flavours of gig-packed entertainment by bringing out the never-seen-before sides of celebrities. People are absolutely loving the show and are raving positive reviews all over the internet. Different stars coming on stage and sharing their uniquely funny story is what adds novelty to the show. The participants also took a chance to reveal how it felt to be on stage for the first time.
Sidharth Malhotra, impressed by the show’s massive success, finds it an interesting concept. Expressing his curiosity on seeing figures like Karan Johar, Raftaar, Chetan Bhagat, Sunny Leone, Faye D’Souza, Siddharth opened up that he also wants to try it once, asked, “Who’s doing Season 3 of One Mic Stand. Call Amazon!”
The second season of the show launched on 22nd October and fans have been praising it ever since. It is double funnier and has seriously hilarious content. The kind of intrigue it has created among the masses, the show guarantees a ton of fun and jokes coming our way in the upcoming seasons. Featuring celebrities like Siddharth Malhotra amongst others will add to the show’s success.
‘One Mic Stand’ is an incredibly funny and acclaimed Amazon Original Series. The show featuring Sunny Leone alongside the other iconic figures including Karan Johar, Chetan Bhagat, Raftaar and Faye D’Souza, premiered on October 22. The show is hosted by Sapan Verma and participating celebrities are mentored by comedians including Sumikhi Suresh, Samay Raina, Neeti Palta, Atul Khatri and Abish Mathew.
You can stream both seasons of ‘One Mic Stand’ on Amazon Prime Video.
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