Vir Das the comedian, who is now in the United States, published a video titled “I come from two Indias” on YouTube on Monday, which was part of his recent performance at the John F Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.
Mumbai:
Vir Das the comedian, issued a statement on. Tuesday emphasizing that his remarks in his monologue “I come from two Indias” were not meant to be insulting to the country.
Mr Das, who is presently in the United States, posted a video titled “I come from two Indias” on YouTube on. Monday, which was part of his recent performance at the John F Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.
Mr Das discusses the country’s dualism in the six-minute film, as well as some of the most pressing challenges facing. India, such as the fight against COVID-19, rape instances, comedian crackdowns, and farmer demonstrations.
“I come from an India where we adore women during the day and. Gang-rape them at night,” the comic remarked during his monologue, according to a Twitter section.
The 42-year-old took to. Twitter to announce his decision to depart as a reminder that, despite its problems, the country was “wonderful.”
“The video is a satire on the dichotomy of two very distinct. Indias that do very different things,” says the description. Light and dark, good and evil, exist in every nation. Nothing here is a secret. The film encourages us to never forget how magnificent we are. To never lose sight of what makes us great.
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