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I can't help it if people don't have a sense of humour: Aman Verma reacts to rumours of turning magician due to financial crunch

Aman Yatan Verma Aman Yatan Verma recently found himself flooded with comments on Instagram after he posted a video performing a magic trick. The clip, which was actually a snippet from a film he's currently shooting for, sparked speculation that the actor had taken up magic professionally due to financial distress . What truly sent the video viral was his tongue-in-cheek comment about switching professions 'for his paapi pet'. Aman clarifies that he's neither short of work nor facing any financial difficulties — he was simply playing along with online banter. He says, 'If people don't have a sense of humour, there's nothing I can do about it. It's a clip from a film I'm working on. The worst part is that although there were many comments under that video, only the one where I joked about doing it for my stomach — which any normal person would say in humour — went viral. I feel people just have nothing better to do.' The actor trained in magic for nearly a month and a half for the role. He shares, 'I practiced very hard — it's not an easy job. I worked with rubber bottles, flowers, various coats and jackets with multiple pockets — it required a combination of many elements. It took a lot of effort. I remember back in 2002-2003, I hosted a show called Jadoo , and even then, I rehearsed for a month to get all the acts right. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Chiclana De La Frontera: Se buscan: 500 personas mayores de 50 años (Haz clic aquí) Experto en Audicion Undo Whatever is given to me, I need to do my homework before getting on stage. And that's what I did.' Aman believes that learning a new art form adds an enriching layer to one's craft. He shares, 'When you get into any kind of art form, there's a feeling of positivity — that's what I feel. When I was learning magic, I felt like Superman. My confidence level rose. I felt good knowing I was learning something new, and the best part was making people around me happy. It gives you a different kind of high in life because as a performer, your only aim is to be loved for what you do. ' Lastly, we asked about his ongoing divorce proceedings with Vandana Lalwani, whom he married in 2016. Aman responds, 'I would want to wait for some more time before commenting. But I definitely will when the time is right.'