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This is an archive article published on May 2, 2016
Old uncles won’t change says Vir Das
Taking to Twitter, Vir Das said old uncles won't change.
Vir Das said many old Indian uncles are disrespectful to women.
Actor-comedian Vir Das believes that “old uncles won’t change”.
Taking to Twitter, Vir shared his disappointment saying that too many old Indian uncles are disrespectful to women.
“Too many old Indian uncles have no concept of respectful communication with a woman. They won’t change and it’s disrespectful to teach them,” the 36-year-old tweeted.
Too many Old indian uncles have no concept of respectful communication with a woman. They won’t change and it’s disrespectful to teach them.
— Vir Das (@thevirdas) May 2, 2016
Vir was last seen in film“ “Mastizaade” and “Santa Banta” and is currently shuttling between US and India for his comedy tours.
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