Nikkhil Advani Feels Hasmukh's Writing Could Have been much better, Reveals what went wrong with the show!

Vir Das' Netflix show Hasmukh has been gathering great response from the audience. However, Producer Nikkhil Advani believes that the writing of the show could have been much better. He also reveals what went wrong with the show and is all set to make the necessary changes for the second edition of the series.

In an interview with Mid-Day, Nikkhil Advani says, "Fundamentally, what went wrong was that people perceived it as a comedy. It was not supposed to be a laugh-out-loud funny show; it was a tale of morality versus ambition."

He revealed that he will be bringing other writers on board to develop a more layered second season. He states, "The writing could have been much better. So, we are bringing other writers on board to develop a more layered second season. This was not meant to be a polished show. The jokes weren't supposed to be nuanced because a stand-up comic from Saharanpur doesn't want to be Trevor Noah, he aspires to be like Jaspal Bhatti or Kapil Sharma. The jokes should have been more crass. Also, the positioning was wrong because when Vir plays Hasmukh, people expect great comedy."

Hasmukh was written by Nikkhil Advani, Vir Das, Nikhil Gonsalves, Neeraj Pandey, Amogh Ranadive and Suparn Verma. Apart from this, the show also landed itself in trouble when a plea was filed at the Delhi High Court against the show for allegedly maligning image and reputation of the lawyers.

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