Bollywood comfortable with nudity!!!

kin Is In….

The post-Khan generation of wannabe superstars  is shedding its inhibitions as fast as they can shed their clothes on screen.After the trailer of Aditya Chopra’s Befikre where both Ranveer Singh and Vani Kapoor are shown stripping to their bare essentials and smooching ceaselesly, it is now television stars Gurmeet Choudhary and Sana Khan making a  do-or-die attempt to be noticed with their flamboyant fornication in the trailer of Wajah Tum Ho.

The trailer brims over with  cheap erotica. We can almost smell the sweaty anxiety to get the audience in to watch these semi-newcomers(both Gurmeet and Sana have made a few foiled attempts to conquer the large screen) as they frolic fornicate groan and screan in ecstasy.

The  kisses are no cheat intimacy. Gurmeet  and Sania smooch with a torrid passion that  James Bond would approve of. Then mid-way through the trailer Rajniesh Duggal also joins the intimacy binge. We  see Sana moaning and writhing on top of Rajniesh as well. So we can safely assume she finds both her heroes appealing enough to keep them in a horny state of bliss.

According to  sources from the  censor board the trailer of Wajah Tum Ho is yet to be certified. But, says the censor source, it won’t get the same liberal treatment as Befikre because….well…..Wajah Tum Ho is not set in Paris like Befikre is.

Director Vishal Pandya would find that hard to swallow. But for Gurmeet, Sana and Rajniesh their frantic attempts to get noticed with the help of heightened erotica could be a case of barking up the right tree at the wrong time.Lowbrow erotica seems to have run out of steam with Sunny Leone.

Her latest film Beimaan Love has opened to empty houses.

Says censor chief Pahlaj Nihalani, “We are getting lots of films with nudity and semi-nudity. We even have top heroes declaring that they are comfortable with nudity. But I don’t think Indian audiences are ready for an excess of skin and smooch.Films like Love Games and Beimaan Love which tried to cash in on erotica fell flat.”

Adds filmmaker Shyam Benegal who is championing a change in censorship laws. “There should be a basic guideline about whether  a film has used obscenity in terms of speech, behaviour or gesture. Or in terms of the situation created by the script. Now,whether these situations are actually awkward or embarrassing for the average moviegoer or whether it affects the audience in a way that’s socially harmful—and this is where the depiction of sex and nudity comes in—is a moot point.”