Varun Sharma will host the second phase, after films, now he will be seen laughing cricket lovers

Varun Sharma will host the second phase, after films, now he will be seen laughing cricket lovers 

While the whole of India is currently waiting for the second phase of the country's festival 'Indian Premier League', a good news has come for the fans of Bollywood actor Varun Sharma. Let us tell you that the actor is going to host the remaining season of IPL 2021. After making Bollywood buffs laugh with his brilliant comic timing, the Fukrey star is now all set to win over the hearts of cricket lovers as well. According to the report of ANI, the actor has expressed his excitement about the occasion and told that he is also a big cricket fan.

It is worth noting that earlier this year due to the Corona epidemic, IPL 2021 was halted midway which is resuming from Sunday, 19 September. The whole country is currently waiting to see a tough match between Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Mumbai Indians.

Varun Sharma became the host of the second phase of IPL 2021

The actor, after featuring in several hit Bollywood films, is now excited to be associated with this new 'exciting occasion'. Talking about his love for cricket, he said, 'Cricket is the game we all live for. Growing up in the '90s, we live the game. This is an exciting opportunity for me.” Talking about becoming a host, he said, “My live commentary will definitely be from the heart as I will be speaking to the audience as a fellow cricket lover.”

Significantly, Varun has become famous in the last few years after appearing in films like 'Chhichhore', 'Fukrey Returns', and 'Roohi'. He got recognition with the film 'Fukrey'. He said- 'It is not a role and there will be no script, so the number of jokes there will be on the spot. This will be the first time that people will get a glimpse of how I am in my drawing-room on match day. I am very excited to do this and can't wait for it to start.

Let us know that the second phase of IPL 2021 will be played at three venues in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah and will start from today. In keeping with the COVID-19 safety protocols, there will be a limited number of fully vaccinated fans inside the stadium.