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I'll never make a sex comedy: Ganesh Acharya

Darpan News Desk IANS, 21 Feb, 2015 11:42 AM
  • I'll never make a sex comedy: Ganesh Acharya
Choreographer-actor Ganesh Acharya, who is busy promoting his film "Hey Bro", says he will never make a sex comedy.
 
Asked if would ever want to make a sex comedy, Ganesh told IANS: "No, never, I will never make a sex comedy."
 
"I want to make films for kids and keep the culture of our country in mind. I believe in good relation and my relationship with my mother, father, wife is very strong so they should enjoy and be comfortable watching my film," he added.
 
"Hey Bro" revolves around two brothers, Gopi and Shiv. 
 
Directed by Ajay Chandhok and produced by Vidhi Acharya, the action comedy features Ganesh, Maninder and Nupur Sharma in lead roles.
 
Ganesh also feels these days being a choreographer is more challenging.
 
"It has become more challenging a and difficult for choreographers. Now choreographers has to think about the costume, lighting everything but earlier things were not the same," he said.

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