Pandemics have affected our entire life in a different way.
From giving us time to introspect to make us realize how grateful for what we have – it has left a deep impact.
Like many others, actors and stand-up comedians, VIR DAS recognizes that pandemics have turned it as a person.
In the Instagram post, he posted a picture of a closet and in his position indicating financial misery and admitted that he had provided most of his property to be increasingly unlucky and how he planned to focus on travel, music and food on the way.
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In an exclusive chat, VIR said, “The last half has been difficult.
It has become a time for draining emotions because we lost our dog Dr Watson a few months ago.
It took the victim and I also passed difficult times.
Financial problems are something Everyone has done everyone in the past year, and I cannot be chosen.
Even though I remain busy with virtual performances, Stand-up comedy is a direct show business and I really miss it.
The last two years have become a learning experience that I produced with a new perspective on life.
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Ask VIV about his views that change towards life and why he decided to give the most of his belongings and he said, “I realize that life must be enjoyed today.
There is no tomorrow.
So, whatever clothes I bought in the last decade, I donate.
I want to travel to the world now.
The rules are spend food, travel, music, books, and watch the best performances with the front row ticket.
If I want to wear designer clothes, I can always get it, but I don’t feel the need to hoard things -Hal now.
I just want to enjoy life because of life now and less about stacking on things.
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In front of the office, VIr has several web shows line up.
He said, “I have several projects that appear in the OTT room.
And I hope to start the world trip in a few weeks.
Hopefully, the pandemic will end soon.”
VIV has become part of several films including Belly Delhi, Go Goa, Revolver Rani.
He is currently performing online stand-up comedy shows.
