Vir Das has decided to continue his production game!

Actor and stand-up comedian Vir Das thanked the Delhi High Court after they dismissed a plea seeking a stay on his Netflix web series Hasmukh.

An interim application sought stay on airing of webseries 'Hasmukh' on online media streaming platform Netflix for allegedly maligning image and reputation of lawyers.

Hasmukh show-runner Nikkhil Advani spoke about how the series is not about stand-up comedy, but actually germs from a deep and dark tragedy.

The plea, moved by advocate Ashutosh Dubey, alleges that in episode 4 of the web series, lawyers have been referred to as thieves, scoundrels, goons, and rapists.

Hasmukh fame Suhail Nayyar speaks on his pivotal character of KK from the series.

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What works for Hasmukh is the unusual premise of a stand-up comic needing to kill before going on stage. From the gaudy outfits to the printed shaadi-ke-tents, they are all on point. Vir Das’ foray into semi-urban India, a space where we haven’t seen him before, has revealed a different side of the actor, a side that is very welcome.