Humour, strictly for men

Men Will Be Men, the comedy flick that releases on April 29 may not boast of big stars but nonetheless aims to tickle the audience’s bones with its tongue-in-cheek humour.

Men Will Be Men

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, the comedy flick that releases on April 29 may not boast of big stars but nonetheless aims to tickle the audience’s bones with its tongue-in-cheek humour.

Directed by debutante Gorky and produced by Shah Rukh Khan’s Red Chillies Entertainment, the film, featuring television actors Rahil Tandon and Gaurav Chopra among others, takes a look at four men who’re frustrated with the monotony in their lives.

Tandon says, “My character is the boy among the four men. He loves to have fun and try out new things.” According to Gorky, “The movie is skewed towards male humour and explores the lives of men who refuse to grow up.”

The first-time director reveals his apprehensions about his movie rubbing the Central Board of Film certification the wrong way, with its suggestive dialogues. “I was sure that the Censor Board would ask us to edit certain parts. Fortunately, it was a smooth ride,” he says.