Rajkumar Hirani’s son, Vir Hirani, who is in his mid twenties, is good to go to make his directorial debut with a web-series situated in Kashmir. The news was shared by the lieutenant governor of the Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha, yesterday.
While empowering movie producers to shoot in the region on the event of the launch of a film policy, Sinha tweeted about the forthcoming movies set in the Union region. “On this occasion, famous producer Mahaveer Jain announced his next film to be shot in J&K, another web series by [the] talented Vir Hirani (sic),” he tweeted.
In 2013, Vir made his short film debut at 13 years old with the film Return Gift, which depends on the story of his grandma’s. The film was selected for the Little Director’s category at the eighteenth International Children’s Film Festival of India.
Vir then, at that point functioned as a cinematographer on a short movie directed by Giaa Singh Arora, the daughter of TV director’s Deeya and Tony Singh. Following this, Vir made his second short film, The Obituary, in 2016.
In the next year, he helped his dad in making Sanju (2018), which depends on the life of actor Sanjay Dutt, who was played by Ranbir Kapoor.
