Vir Hirani has a 35-minute monologue in his debut play Letters of Suresh

Rajkumar Hirani’s son Vir Hirani, recently made his stage debut in director Feroz Abbas Khan’s play Letters of Suresh. The play features a 35-minute monologue that has caught the attention of both critics and audiences alike.

A source who watched the play stated, “I had the privilege of watching Feroz Abbas Khan’s play. While it was spectacular, what truly blew me away was this new boy’s performance. He delivered a monologue for 35 minutes straight, which is a rare feat in theatre. After inquiring, I found out he was Rajkumar Hirani’s son, Vir Hirani, and had studied at RADA. Truly, talent runs in the family.”

Vir Hirani’s ability to engage deeply with the material and hold the audience’s attention for such a demanding piece of work showcases his dedication to his craft. The play, which returns to NMACC and Prithvi Theatre in December, offers a chance to witness his performance firsthand. As anticipation around his career builds, his theatre debut has already set a high standard.

Earlier, Filmfare exclusively reported that Vir will make his on-screen debut in father Rajkumar Hirani’s upcoming series, tentatively titled Pritam Pedro. He will join Arshad Warsi in the buddy-cop crime comedy. He is set to play a role initially taken up by Vikrant Massey. 

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