Actress
Minissha
Lamba,
who
is
excited
about
her
upcoming
film
Bheja
Fry
2
views
that
men
have
an
upper
hand
when
it
comes
to
comedy
and
not
many
of
the
comedy
roles
are
written
for
women.
"I
think
comedy
comes
easy
for
women
because
right
now
there
are
not
many
roles
written
for
women..
they
are
mainly
men-oriented.
It
is
rightfully
so
as
men
can
perform
variety
of
jokes
that
don't
look
nice
on
women," Minissha
told
PTI.
"Like
obvious
sexual
nature
or
double
meaning
jokes,
it
does
not
look
nice
when
women
are
cracking
it.
It
works
better
when
a
male
artist
does
it," she
added.
After
attempting
different
genre
of
films
from
romance
to
satire,
Minnisha
has
now
tried
her
hands
at
comedy
with
Bheja
Fry
2
and
Hum
Tum
Aur
Shabana.
Bheja
Fry
2
has
been
directed
by
Sagar
Ballary
and
is
sequel
to
2007
hit
film.
The
film
revolves
around
Bharat
Bhushan
played
by
actor
Vinay
Pathak,
who
cherishes
a
dream
of
becoming
a
singer.
"I
have
seen
Bheja
Fry
earlier.
This
film
is
completely
independent
from
the
first
film
and
the
characters
are
new.
So
there
was
no
need
to
go
and
watch
the
first
film
again,"
Minissha
informed.
The
bubbly
actress
essays
the
role
of
Ranjini,
an
executive
producer
of
a
reality
show
in
the
film.
"My
character
is
the
only
one
who
does
not
get
''Bheja
Fried'' by
Bharat
Bhushan.
She
sees
his
innocence
and
understands
him,
takes
his
side
when
everybody
is
absolutely
nasty
with
him.
He
falls
in
love
with
her...adores
her.
But
she
regards
him
with
patience
and
considers
him
as
a
good
friend."
Produced
by
Mukul
Deora,
Bheja
Fry
2
stars
Vinay
Pathak,
Kay
Kay
Menon,
Minissha,
Suresh
Menon
and
Amol
Gupte.
The
film
is
all
set
to
release
tomorrow.