Adult comedies should be certified in a different manner: Suresh Menon

Suresh feels adults comedies are the ones which grabs viewer’s attention faster.

Actor Suresh Menon, who has starred in adult comedies like “Grand Masti” and “Mastizaade”, feels that such films get better attention amongst the masses and the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) should have different characteristics to certify these type of films.

Interestingly a Delhi-based lawyer Gaurav Gulati filed a complaint against the cast and director of “Mastizaade” on Tuesday at the Adarsh Nagar police station in north Delhi, objecting to a scene in the movie wherein condoms are discussed inside a temple.

However, Suresh feels adults comedies are the ones which grabs viewer’s attention faster.

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Asked about the trend of sex comedies, Suresh said: “It’s very simple, the biggest laughter comes when double meaning jokes are cracked. I feel a lot of films based on this concept work and lot of films don’t work, but I think they are here to stay.