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Virender Sehwag To Host Web Series ‘Viru Ke Funde'

Darpan News Desk, 22 Nov, 2016 11:20 AM
    Web series "Viru Ke Funde" which will have former India opener Virender Sehwag as a host, will be launched on Tuesday.
     
    Well known for his humorous tweets, Sehwag will host the 15 episode web series on Vuclip's video streaming service Viu.
     
    The show will have Sehwag doling out advice to his group of friends in a ‘Chai Pe Charcha' format on ways to tackle situations which we all encounter in our day to day lives.
     
    With five episodes releasing on Tuesday on the streaming service Viu, each episode of the show will have a run time of two minutes.
     
     
    "Life is all about keeping things simple. See the ball, hit the ball! 'Viru ke Funde' is about sharing what I have learnt in life and cricket with my real friends, making the experience all the more fun. I am delighted to partner with Viu which has given me a platform to engage with my fans through the digital medium," Sehwag said in a statement.
     
    "I hope the show will give you as much thrill as my batting did. What you can expect from the show? Nothing less than a sixer for every googly life bowls at you!," he added.
     
    Be it about winning an argument with your wife or escaping your mother-in-law's taunts, Sehwag's 'fundas' will ensure that your personal life is smooth sailing. 
     
    On the career front, Sehwag will even show you how to get your much deserved promotion at work. 

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