Vir Das responded to repeated social media tagging during West Bengal election result trends, where users linked him to Bengal incidents. He clarified that he is not Bengali.
Das says roast-style humour struggles in India because jokes are shaped by hierarchy, not freedom. He adds that even big stars hosting award shows can’t fix the imbalance that limits sharp comedy.
Drawing from his book Why the Constitution Matters, Justice Chandrachud explained what justice truly means in a constitutional democracy. He stressed that justice is not abstract but lived, rooted in transparency, fairness, and accountability.
Vir Das steps into the shoes of an overconfident, underqualified spy in 'Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos', a satire backed by Aamir Khan Productions. The trailer promises chaos, meta humour, and Goa-set madness as a “khatarnak” agent fumbles his way through an impossible mission.
The makers gave fans a glimpse of the film through a hilarious announcement video released on Wednesday. The clip stars Aamir Khan and Vir Das in a funny back-and-forth teasing what audiences can expect.
This dream now comes alive on 65th Street, home to the Lincoln Center Theater. Vir Das will step onto a stage where some of the world’s most celebrated artists have performed.
Earlier in the day, a bench of Justices JB Pardiwala and R Mahadevan stressed that every neighbourhood should be made free of stray dogs without exception.
Vir shared that just two months before the show, he completely lost his voice. What was originally planned as a different performance had to be scrapped.
Vir Das is a celebrated Indian comedian, actor, and writer known for his Netflix specials and global stand-up tours. He seamlessly blends humor with storytelling.
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