The newly released trailer shows Tusshar and Aftab showing their affinity towards their ever awake manhood and buxom beauties like Claudia Ciesla and Bigg Boss fame Gizele Thakral parading in bikinis and gesturing suggestively.
In a land ruled by the holier than thou sanskari Censor chief Pahlaj Nihalani, it’s blasphemous to even kiss as James Bond may have realised by now. But producer Ekta Kapoor certainly doesn’t give two hoots about the moral norms imposed by the censor board. Her latest offering ‘Kyaa Kool Hai Hum 3’, co-starring her brother Tusshar Kapoor, Aftab Shivdasani and Mandana Karimi is all set to transcend all bold boundaries in Bollywood with the male actors playing porn stars, mouthing dialogues laced with sexual innuendos and double entendre.
The newly released trailer shows Tusshar and Aftab showing their affinity towards their ever awake manhood and buxom beauties like Claudia Ciesla and Bigg Boss fame Gizele Thakral parading in bikinis and gesturing suggestively.
Balaji Motion Pictures released the trailer of ‘Kya Kool Hain Hum 3’ on Twitter.
Here’s the trailer of India’s first Porn-Com,#KyaaKoolHainHum3. https://t.co/q0yc8LqsNu Go, indulege yourself! #KyaaKool3Trailer
— BalajiMotionPictures (@balajimotionpic) December 16, 2015
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A lot of famous Bollywood movie scenes have been spoofed with a touch of adult comedy to it. While Tusshar spoofs Salman Khan’s character from Kick (Kabhi Devil Aapke Neeche, Kabhi Aap Devil Ke Neeche…Too much fun), Gizelle is seen mimicking Vidya Balan’s character from The Dirty Picture ( Shor Mat Karo…varna khada kar doongi).
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For aficionados who enjoyed ‘Grand Masti’, this will offer more comic relief while for the more conservative lot, the movie will make them squirm. However, it remains to be seen if Censor Board chief Pahlaj Nihalani will allow the movie to be released without any cuts. Now that is asking for too much, we feel.
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