Synopsis
After 4 years and 12 successful the veterans of Comedy Circus now pair up with fresh talent.This season sees a veteran paired with a celeb mentoring a team with a new talent and a celeb. The eliminations will be on the cumulative score of the veteran team and the new team.Unusual and rib tickling combination of the old and new talent , comedy and antics making for the perfect weekend viewing. This show is followed by Kahani Comedy Circus Ki (2012)
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