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Digital space has nowhere to go but up: Vir Das
Actorcomedian Vir Das says the digital space is a boon and has nowhere but to go up Asked how he sees the growth of the digital space, Vir said Digital place has nowhere to go but up I think India has possibly the most or the second the greatest number of smartphones in the world Most contents are watched on a smartphone right now, so there will always be a demand for standup comedy specifi
Actor-comedian Vir Das says the digital space is a boon and has nowhere but to go up. Asked how he sees the growth of the digital space, Vir said: "Digital place has nowhere to go but up. I think India has possibly the most or the second the greatest number of smartphones in the world. Most contents are watched on a smartphone right now, so there will always be a demand for stand-up comedy specifically because people need to laugh at least four times a day. We are providing that service.
Vir has previously done two stand up shows on Netflix. He has now been roped in for his third project with the streaming website. The ‘Go Goa Gone’ actor says for comedians it will get better. "So, I think for comedy and comedians the road is only going to get better," he added. On the big screen, Vir will start shooting for the second instalment of the ‘Go Goa Gone’ franchise in 2019.
