Filmmaker Pooja Bhatt believes in showing boldness as it is, with no double-meaning and no toilet humour.
The actress-turned-director is waiting for the release of her erotic thriller "Jism 2", which is perhaps the boldest film from the Bhatt camp. "An average film is made from a male perspective and designed for a male audience, but I am going to show pure, unadulterated sensuality, designed by adults and for adults," Pooja said.
"Toilet humour is not my style and what I wish to do. I leave the double-meaning and toilet humour to other filmmakers to do," she added.
The 40-year-old made her her directorial debut in 2004 with John Abraham and Udita Goswami-starrer "Paap", followed by "Holiday", "Dhokha", "Kajraa Re" and now "Jism 2".
Releasing Aug 3, the film is a sequel to the 2003 film "Jism", which featured Bipasha Basu. "Jism 2" features Indo-Canadian porn star Sunny Leone with Arunoday Singh and Randeep Hooda.
"Jism 2" has recently been passed with an A-certificate by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).
"It's an adult film for adult sensibilities. The adult audience is a sizeable number and it is big enough for my film," Pooja said.
The actress-turned-director is waiting for the release of her erotic thriller "Jism 2", which is perhaps the boldest film from the Bhatt camp. "An average film is made from a male perspective and designed for a male audience, but I am going to show pure, unadulterated sensuality, designed by adults and for adults," Pooja said.
The 40-year-old made her her directorial debut in 2004 with John Abraham and Udita Goswami-starrer "Paap", followed by "Holiday", "Dhokha", "Kajraa Re" and now "Jism 2".
Releasing Aug 3, the film is a sequel to the 2003 film "Jism", which featured Bipasha Basu. "Jism 2" features Indo-Canadian porn star Sunny Leone with Arunoday Singh and Randeep Hooda.
"Jism 2" has recently been passed with an A-certificate by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).
"It's an adult film for adult sensibilities. The adult audience is a sizeable number and it is big enough for my film," Pooja said.
