Vir Das Show / Comedian Vir Das's show postponed in Bengaluru after protests by right-wing organization

Vir Das Show: Stand-up comedian Vir Das's show in Bangalore has been postponed. Vir Das himself gave this information on Instagram. His show was to be held today, but Vir Das has shared a post on Instagram saying that due to some or the other circumstances, we are going ahead with the Bangalore show.

Vir Das wrote on Instagram, “Due to unavoidable circumstances, we are taking the show Bangalore forward. New details and dates will be announced soon." He also apologized for this. In the caption accompanying this post, Vir Das wrote, "See you soon Bangalore. BMS will give you the refund. You also have the option that you can get it transferred for new dates.

Show postponed after protests by right-wing organizations

According to reports, a few days ago a right-wing organization had claimed that Vir Das's show hurts Hindu sentiments and presents a wrong image of India. Only after this the show has been postponed. The Hindu Janajagruti Samiti has also lodged a complaint in this matter at the Vylikaval police station. Let us tell you that Vir Das was going to show today at Choudiyah Memorial Hall in Maleshwaram.

Last year, there was a protest against Veer about this matter.

Comedian Vir Das had landed in controversies last year regarding one of his shows. He did a show in America in which he presented a monologue named 'Two Indians'. There was a lot of controversy about this show. The right-wing organization has said in its complaint that it is not right to have a show of such a controversial person in a sensitive city like Bangalore.

State spokesperson of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, Mr. Mohan Gowda, demanded cancellation of the show. Gowda said, “When Karnataka is already facing law and order problems due to communal incidents, then such events which can disturb the law and order should not be allowed. We demand that this program should be canceled immediately.”