Netflix's upcoming dark comedy series 'Hasmukh' starring Vir Das to release in April?

Netflix recently acquired a new dark comedy series called Hasmukh. series is co-created by actor-comedian Vir Das who is also playing lead in series. According to various media reports, series has finally gotten a release date.

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According to different media reports, series is expected to release next month. series will likely be released on April 10, 2020, on Netflix. However, re is official anuncement of it and re are chances that its release date could change. Recently, Netflix film, Maska’s release date was also changed.

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series’ plot revolves around an aspiring comedian who murders his mentor for a chance to get famous. But as he rises to fame, he realises that only way to stay at peak is to keep killing. In Hasmukh, Vir Das will be seen playing lead role with Ranvir Shorey, Maj Pahwa, Ravi Kishan, Raza Murad, Inaamulhaq, Suhail Nayyar and Amrita Bagchi.

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Vir Das had earlier opened up about Netflix’s Hasmukh to a news ncy in January when series was at post-production st. He had said that Netflix series has elements of crime drama Dexter and Fargo. Talking about Hasmukh, comedian had said that it was nice to do some Hindi stand-up and it was also nice to murder people in every episode.

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He had furr said that he enjoyed being a part of series and it is a different avatar of him in series that will surprise his fans and audience. Apart from playing lead role, Vir Das is also a writer and creative producer on Hasmukh. series’ official description on Netflix reads as, “A timid, small-town comedian's long-awaited big break takes a dark turn when he realises committing murder is only way to keep his onst mojo.”