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One for the fathers
Popular on-screen fathers - Brijendra Kala, Gajraj Rao and Atul Srivastava – have their own web series now, thanks to The Viral Fever (TVF). Not surprisingly titled, ‘Fathers’, the series follows their misadventures as they try to keep up with the times and the younger generation.
Popular on-screen fathers - Brijendra Kala, Gajraj Rao and Atul Srivastava – have their own web series now, thanks to The Viral Fever (TVF). Not surprisingly titled, ‘Fathers’, the series follows their misadventures as they try to keep up with the times and the younger generation.
The first episode, which was launched on TVFPlay.com and its app, features the trio attempting to break the stereotype that Indian fathers are against chasing dreams. Fed up with this negative portrayal, the trio decides to launch their own start up. The episode takes a hilarious look at the ‘Baap Ka Start-Up’ and their million/billion dollar dreams.
Chandan Kumar, writer of ‘Fathers’ said: "TVF has always had a special place for fathers in our character universe. Last year we released ‘Fathers Watching Game of Thrones’, which was loved by everyone. With ‘Baap Ka Start Up’, we decided to dig deeper into how fathers are dealing with the changing times."
