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Amit Tandon pens script for comedy drama OTT series

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Comic artiste Amit Tandon, who regularly appears on television show Goodnight India as the show host, is penning the script for a web series after finishing the script of his feature film.

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The yet-to-be-titled comedy-drama series is based out of Delhi on real estate scams. Commenting on the development, Amit said writing comes naturally to comedians.

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He said, ‘I feel comedians are inherent writers as well. With so many ideas and creative thoughts free-flowing in our minds throughout the day, we all have the potential to strike through one of them and work on the scripts of full-blown entertainment end products like films and web-shows.”

“Having said that, I have recently finished working on the script of a potential feature film and I had another idea which was more suited to a longer format like a web-show, so without wasting any further time, I decided to pen down this one as well. I think foraying into writing comes naturally to me as I have always written my own jokes, acts and skits on every little performance, TV show collaboration or of-course, stand-up specials,” he mentioned.

Amit believes that content is best performed by him if he himself has been the sole source of the same.

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“Look forward to converting both these ideas and scripts that I have so fondly worked on into entertainment products worthy of the audience’s love and appreciation,” the comedian concluded. —IANS

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