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Audience has no hesitant to watch adult comedies

 

AGENCIES | Mumbai, July 25, 2012 12:01
Tags : tushar kapoor | kya super cool hai hum | adult | comedy |
 

Actor Tusshar Kapoor, who is looking forward to the release of 'Kya Super Kool Hai Hum', feels that even though the first part of the film was ahead of times, there is no hesitation among audience now to watch an adult comedy.

'Kya Super Kool Hain Hum', an adult comedy is a sequel to the 2005-hit 'Kya Kool Hain Hum'.

"I think it (first part of the film) was ahead of time. But now, audiences are ready for this kind of movie. Though at that time the film became a hit, it could have done better. Had the family audience come, the film would have done much better. Society has changed since then," Tusshar told the media.

"Families have changed. They want to have fun. This kind of genre has become cool and there is no hesitation among audience to watch this movie...our audience has increased for this film," he said.

Tusshar is happy that no other film came out in the same genre of "naughty comedy". "We are lucky as no other film of same kind came in between, though we have had movies like 'Golmaal', 'Housefull', 'Dhamaal', but that comedy is different. This is an adult comedy and no film came in this genre," he said.

But the 35-year-old actor is full praises for Aamir Khan's home production film' 'Delhi Belly', which was also an
adult comedy but of a different type.

"People did not have guts to make this kind of a film, but hats off to Aamir Khan as he made 'Delhi Belly'. It is an adult comedy in its own way. It's a good film in spite of being bold and raunchy," Tusshar said.

It shows that a film will work if it is good. All these (adult comedy and bold) things does not matter much. If characters and script is good, people will go for the movie," he added.

Releasing on July 27, the film directed by Sachin Yardi, features Tusshar, Riteish Deshmukh, Neha Sharma and
Sarah Jane Dias.

"We pre-pone the release as we wanted to come in same week as 'Once Upon A Time in Mumbai' came, so we chose 27 July. Also that 'Jism 2' is coming on August 3...we did not want to clash with other film. It gives us three weeks before 'Ek Tha Tiger' comes and that film will be a hurricane. Let our film complete the run till this one releases," Tusshar said.

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