Just a few days ago, actor Hrithik Roshan removed Instagram from his phone, but he was forced to reinstall it in order to laud comedian Vir Das and his new stand-up show, Vir Das: Fool Volume. On Instagram Stories, Hrithik called the stand-up performance "the best stand-up show ever." According to Vir Das, this changed his life.

When Vir Das's new program receives compliments from Hrithik Roshan, he responds

Hrithik uploaded a photo of his television screen while watching the program online. He also stated, "I had to reinstall Instagram because I had to say this. In my opinion, Vir Das' Fool Volume is the best stand-up comedy show ever."

"Day, month, year, life, made!" said Vir as he re-posted it to his Instagram Stories. Thanks, Hrithik, for being consistently great and illuminating. I appreciate it. @hrithikroshan I love you! (folded hands emoji).

Concerning Vir Das: Fool Volume

The first episode of Fool Volume aired on Netflix on July 18, according to Vir Das. The stand-up performance was shot in London, New York, and Mumbai. Vir's speech loss experience prior to the biggest event of his career is the basis for this Netflix special, according to news agency ANI. His most conscious work to date, Fool Volume, came next. Everything from silence and self-doubt to rediscovering joy is covered by Vir.

When Vir discussed his program

In an interview with ANI, Vir stated that his new special is "a trip through nations, cultures, and a lot of internal turmoil." Comedy has always been about connection for me, not simply about jokes. Laughter is universal, whether you're in Mumbai, London, or New York.

With this, Vir becomes the first Indian comedian to reach five Netflix specials.

Regarding Hrithik's upcoming movie

Alongside Jr NTR and Kiara Advani, Hrithik will next appear in War 2. The film is a sequel to the 2019 film War, in which Hrithik played Major Kabir Dhaliwal, a RAW agent, and was directed by Ayan Mukerji. War 2, a component of the YRF Spy Universe, is scheduled for release on August 14.

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