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A shy comedian gets his big break but soon realises he needs to murder people in order to keep his mojo on stage.
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Episode 1 - Pakodey Thande The
April. 17,2020
The After years of being denied a chance to open for his vile mentor, aspiring small-town comedian Hasmukh takes drastic action for a coveted turn onstage.
Episode 2 - Ek Tha Azmat, Ek Thi Kismat
April. 17,2020
Hasmukh's past haunts him as he continues his vicious pre-show ritual. Amid scandal in Mumbai, TV executive Sinha seeks new talent for his comedy show.
Episode 3 - Jimmy The Maker
April. 17,2020
Newly discovered by Alpha TV, Hasmukh is brought to Mumbai. As Jimmy's confidence swells after a successful meeting, Rhea offers a word of caution.
Episode 4 - Bambai Main Bambu
April. 17,2020
A betrayal against Hasmukh is thwarted. At a party, Jimmy spots their potential next victim. Ahead of his performance, Hasmukh faces an unexpected snag.
Episode 5 - Case Closed
April. 17,2020
The initial Comedy Baadshaho results spark surprise and anger. A sudden death raises suspicions. A meeting with don Jameel Indori inspires Hasmukh.
Episode 6 - Hum Acche Aadmi Nahin Hain
April. 17,2020
As the police question Hasmukh and Jimmy, Promila steps in. KK receives a threat from Indori. Hasmukh makes a potentially disastrous confession.
Episode 7 - Machalte Huye Hormones
April. 17,2020
After another death, planted evidence leads the police to Indori. When movie star Rahul Kapoor arrives to judge the show, Hasmukh seizes an opportunity.
Episode 8 - Peti Killer
April. 17,2020
Following a mishap with Kapoor, Hasmukh is blindsided when his act is stolen and performed by his rival. Left to perform without a script, he goes rogue.
Episode 9 - Ek Writer Ki Maut
April. 17,2020
Low on morale, Jimmy shuts Rhea out. Naik makes a discovery about Hasmukh's ex-mentor. Ajinkya tries to prove his loyalty to KK, with tragic results.
Episode 10 - Sab Samay Ka Khel Hai
April. 17,2020
Hours before the show, Jimmy and Hasmukh catch up to Ajinkya, and Hasmukh's past catches up to him. Hasmukh and KK go head-to-head in a shocking finale.
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