Comedian and Vir Das actor found himself in the eyes of the storm, following the release of his satire titled ‘Dua Indias’.
Stars that have touched various topics in the clip, including agricultural protests, battle against Covid-19, duality in responding to women, in particular and more, have faced many political counterattacks for strong works.

However, when asked during a recent interview with NDTV, if he would make a different set, the funny person defended his part that said that laughter was a celebration and applause from the audience was ‘pride moments’.
He further continued to add that anyone with a sense of humor or anyone who understood satire, knew exactly what had happened indoors, but acknowledged that the way people reacted to his words were not in his hand.
“I can’t expect what happened when I pulled a piece of content …
this was a joke.
It’s not in my hand,” he said.
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When investigated about the nesting firs and the ban imposed on his appearance in various countries including Madhya Pradesh, the watershed, which had been nominated for international emmy nominations, promised to return more.
“I have made my country laugh for 10 years now.
I have devoted my life to write about my country.
We are here in Emmys because I wrote a love letter to my country.
As long as I can do my comedy.
Want to continue writing love letters to My country, “VIR DAS quoted said.
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Minister of Madhya Pradesh Narottam Mishra said on Thursday that comedians would not be allowed to appear in the state, encouraging opposition parties and artists to slam BJP leader when they asked why he was silent over the controversial comments actor Kangana Ranana recently.
“We will not let Jester like it appear.
If he tender apologies, we will think about it,” Mishra, who is also a spokesman for the MP government, told reporters when asked about monologue.
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Reacting to his statement, Congress, the leader of the Indian Communist Party (Marxist) and several artists asked why Mishra did not give a statement about Ranaut for his last comment where he said that India achieved “real freedom” in 2014, when the mod to LED government and described independence The country was in 1947 as “BHEEK” or Alms.
The watershed, which issued a statement said his comments were not intended to insult the country, have found support from members of the opposition party including Mahua Moitra and the leaders of the Capil Congress Sibal and Shashi Tharoor.