Jeeya Sethi

Jeeya has a fully built, headline-ready solo hour, “Will You Marry Me,” which debuted at Mumbai's NCPA in November 2025 and has continued touring through 2026. For organizers planning a headline slot or a dedicated comedy evening, that gives them a performer who can comfortably anchor a full-length program on her own rather than filling a shorter slot on a shared bill.

With more than 160,000 YouTube subscribers and over 21 million views, Jeeya arrives with a proven, sizable digital audience built over more than a decade of content. Booking her brings some of that existing reach and content-sharing potential to a corporate event, useful for organizers who want their event moment to travel well online or connect with an audience that already follows her work.

Jeeya's signature material on relationships, marriage pressure, and modern dating draws on genuinely relatable, widely shared experiences rather than niche or purely observational humor. That makes her a strong fit for mixed corporate audiences and especially women-focused programming, where organizers want material that genuinely resonates rather than comedy that only lands with a narrow segment of the room.

Beyond her own act, Jeeya runs a comedy production house in Mumbai and mentors emerging comedians through open mics she hosts, giving her genuine standing and credibility within India's comedy community. For organizers, that community-builder reputation is a useful signal of professionalism and reliability, a performer whose peers and the wider industry actively respect, not just an audience-facing personality.

Jeeya has performed at the Bangalore Comedy Festival and toured nationally with Femapalooza, India's all-women comedy show, across cities including Delhi, Chandigarh, and Bangalore. That festival and national-tour experience means her material has already been tested in front of diverse audiences beyond her home city, reducing the guesswork of booking a performer without a broader, road-tested track record.

Performing comfortably in both English and Hindi, Jeeya can tailor her set to the room, more English-forward for pan-India corporate crowds, more Hindi-inclusive for regionally rooted audiences. This bilingual flexibility helps organizers avoid the common risk of a comedian's material falling flat with part of the audience, making her a safer pick for linguistically mixed corporate gatherings.