Govinda has turned quite naughty these days. His upcoming Naughty@40 where he plays a forty-year-old unmarried 'starving' man who lands in India from London only to get married, has been given an 'A' certificate by the Censor Board. But the actor doesn't seem to agree with it.
Respecting the Board's decision, Govinda says, "Recently, when eminent journalist and film critic Taran Aadarsh saw the film he said that there was no requirement for an 'A'. It doesn't need! Though I totally respect the Board's perspective, but there are no hardcore bed room scenes in the films. There are far too many films with nudity which go by as uncensored."
Directed by Jag Mundhra, in this still from the film, a bare chest Govinda, looks quite apprehensive before his bed room 'interactions' with the UK model Adward Lussia, who plays love guru to him, teaching him the intricacies of 'love'. Govinda says, "It is a comedy about unmarried people above 40, how they crave to satiate their desires. I play some one like that who doesn't know anything about sex.
But don't you think you will lose your audience with the 'A', we asked the actor. He replies recklessly, "A certificate doesn't matter. Those who will watch it first and like it will definitely spread the word and I am so sure that college-goers will come to see it.
It is a fun film. Even families can watch it. In 1988, my film Hatya too was given an A-certificate. Jabki usmein aisa kuch bhi nahi tha. I don't fight on these things."
Commenting on the reason why Censor Board gave the film an 'A', producer Anuj Sharma says, "May be for them the subject was bold.
An unmarried man wants to get married and is craving for sex. Bachchon ke liye nai hai. Thodi adult hai. But while shooting for the film, we made it a point to keep it as normal as possible."
With Banda Ye Bindaas Hai, Run Bhola Run and Loot in the pipeline to release, Govinda is quite pepped up right now for his naughty act.
Respecting the Board's decision, Govinda says, "Recently, when eminent journalist and film critic Taran Aadarsh saw the film he said that there was no requirement for an 'A'. It doesn't need! Though I totally respect the Board's perspective, but there are no hardcore bed room scenes in the films. There are far too many films with nudity which go by as uncensored."
Directed by Jag Mundhra, in this still from the film, a bare chest Govinda, looks quite apprehensive before his bed room 'interactions' with the UK model Adward Lussia, who plays love guru to him, teaching him the intricacies of 'love'. Govinda says, "It is a comedy about unmarried people above 40, how they crave to satiate their desires. I play some one like that who doesn't know anything about sex.
But don't you think you will lose your audience with the 'A', we asked the actor. He replies recklessly, "A certificate doesn't matter. Those who will watch it first and like it will definitely spread the word and I am so sure that college-goers will come to see it.
It is a fun film. Even families can watch it. In 1988, my film Hatya too was given an A-certificate. Jabki usmein aisa kuch bhi nahi tha. I don't fight on these things."
Commenting on the reason why Censor Board gave the film an 'A', producer Anuj Sharma says, "May be for them the subject was bold.
An unmarried man wants to get married and is craving for sex. Bachchon ke liye nai hai. Thodi adult hai. But while shooting for the film, we made it a point to keep it as normal as possible."
With Banda Ye Bindaas Hai, Run Bhola Run and Loot in the pipeline to release, Govinda is quite pepped up right now for his naughty act.
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