Vighnesh Pande reveals why he choose ventriloquism as a career

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Updated At : 12:45 PM Jul 02, 2021 IST

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Host of Zee TV’s The Happy Hour, Vighnesh Pande has been adding an extra slice of humour in the show through his funny antics with his female puppet Anna. He says, “My first paid show was a flop. I went as my father’s substitute, and came back home disappointed. I had nearly decided to stop pursuing this art until my father got a call from the same event planner whose show had become a flop, asking if I was available for another show. He said the show was a hit and the audience loved watching me and that’s how my journey of ventriloquism began.”

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