There are some people who bear the burden of responsibility squarely on their shoulders. They are the sort to reach a meeting five minutes early, file their taxes well in time, and keep their homes spic and span. But Angad Singh Ranyal is not like that. On the contrary, the stand-up comedian is someone who wears his irresponsibility like a badge of honour. He sees nothing wrong in despising the act of filing insurance papers, for instance. And he'll celebrate this character trait with a new routine that he'll premiere at a Khar venue this weekend, following the release of Kaafi Family, his latest Amazon Prime special.

But Ranyal adds that the show will include bits about the single-most responsible thing he's done all his life — becoming a father. The 32-year-old will discuss his journey as a man who initially didn't want to have a child, but then had a change of heart and mind. A person's life undergoes a seismic shift on becoming a parent, of course. And Ranyal says, "I would hang out with my friends late into the night when I didn't have a kid. But now, I'm the first one to leave. Also, I watch over the child during the day, and my wife takes over at night. So even as a couple, we are spending less time together."