Indian films (specifically Hindi) are supposed to be progressive, in terms of the content they make available to the audiences, but don't you think they're going a wee bit far?
Luckily there is some diversity in what we see in theaters or our computers, but sex comedies, seem to be 'sex comedies for the sake of being funny'. If you remember 'Masti' (The actors are not worth remembering), it was one of the first few films I liked. And right now, with people around, we're watching Kambhakt Ishq and all it shows us is the *need* to be funny. So funny, no?
Ek Main Aur Ek Tu, the unofficial remake of 'What Happens In Vegas' (LULZ), was such a drag, I'm so glad I didn't walk off. It wasn't exactly a sex comedy, but they obviously tried to be in between a romantic film a sex comedy.
(I CANNOT BELIEVE I WROTE TWO POSTS IN TEN MINUTES. MUST BREATHE, OKAY?)
Luckily there is some diversity in what we see in theaters or our computers, but sex comedies, seem to be 'sex comedies for the sake of being funny'. If you remember 'Masti' (The actors are not worth remembering), it was one of the first few films I liked. And right now, with people around, we're watching Kambhakt Ishq and all it shows us is the *need* to be funny. So funny, no?
Ek Main Aur Ek Tu, the unofficial remake of 'What Happens In Vegas' (LULZ), was such a drag, I'm so glad I didn't walk off. It wasn't exactly a sex comedy, but they obviously tried to be in between a romantic film a sex comedy.
(I CANNOT BELIEVE I WROTE TWO POSTS IN TEN MINUTES. MUST BREATHE, OKAY?)
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