Ek ghadi hason kadi', what a wonderful concept by Daiji Dubai at a time when most of the people are going through rough times with their lives are in full of tensions. This comedy laughter show brought smiles (laughter) on the faces of one and all present for about three hours. Thanks to Daiji Dubai Team, whose novel and innovative concept helped many to forget all the tensions at least for three hours. "Congratulations to Daiji Dubai team specially Mr. Dian for thinking of such a good concept and presenting it wonderfully well.

A Stand up Comedy show in Konkani, for the first time in UAE is brilliantly architected and conducted by the one and only Dian and his team and all those who took part in this beautiful venture did their part very well and couple of them stood out like Mr. Walter Nandalike and laughter magician Mr. Dolla.

Daiji always comes out with some novel and first of its kind concepts and as usual they do it with passion and meticulously planned. The distribution of prizes for the least laughed in the audiences was one of the highlights of their creativity. Having said that this function went on very well, there is always a scope of improvements and knowing Daiji for their professionalism, we are sure they will bring out many more such programmes with more improvements.

Only request to Daiji team is that next time to organise similar programmes in a bigger hall so that many more can enjoy such wonderful programmes. Herman Lewis and RADIO SPICE 105.4 FM

Wow ! What a laughter riot !! Great job by Daiji Rang Mandir in organising the 'chuckle me, tickle me' show which had the audience roaring with non stop laughter. The unique concept well arranged by Daiji's well known stalwart Dayan was nicely backed by seasoned stars like Walter Nandalike, Alwyn and others with timely ticklers. Every single participants contributed in their own unique ways but I personally felt for 'Antonam' with his fond hopes of seeing Sania Mirza 'lift' the cup (or is it something else?).

Someone even said 'Mhataro Chorbela' when Francis Cascia opened his dictionary too. Sebi was another to impress. Mangalore's guest artiste Dolla came up with 'real life' jokes that even sent shivers when we heard his story about the cemetery and the rickshaw driver. All in all, an excellent evening nicely designed to say that 'laughter is the best medicine'. Well done Dayan and everyone at Daiji Rang Mandir. I had a pleasant surprise when I got a prize for being one of the silent non cracklers although I felt that my 'thick mush' must have obstructed the judges view !