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The joke is on me
Updated On: 12 July, 2015 08:25 AM IST | | Anju Maskeri
<p>Offsites are so last financial year. Offices adopt a not-so-nice medium of insult comedy for team building among employees</p>

Kamal Trilok Singh and Akshata Agarwal conduct a week-long research module to dig up dirt on employees before the Roast
If no one else, at least the funny boys from All India Bakchod (AIB) will be happy to hear they’ve kicked off a craze that won’t run dry, even in the face of criminal action. And, Karan Johar, who agreed to be the butt of prurient jokes before a stadium full of people, including his mother.

Employees of Aurangabad firm, Omond, crack up during a Roast conducted by The Awkward Fruit
In December last year, from India’s most famous and audacious comedy collective came the Roast, a custom dating back to 1949 involving comics and celebrity guests, who agree to be mocked in front of thousands. A recording of film stars Arjun Kapoor, Ranveer Singh and Roastmaster, director Karan Johar being cooked by a Roasters panel saw three lakh hits in two days, and later, FIRs against 13, with sections ranging from criminal conspiracy to speaking vulgar, obscene and pornographic words publicly before a women audience.
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