'Jism 2' neither has sex scenes nor any story

Mumbai: Finally the verdict on Pooja Bhatt’s much-hyped 'Jism 2' is out. The film, which marked the debut of Sunny Leone, first ever-porn star in Bollywood has managed to bring in collections on the weekend but the film has got mixed reports. While the audiences have not favoured the film, the huge numbers in spite of being a Ramzan release has made the producers happy.

The Bhatt camp is said to be celebrating, as at some places the collections are bigger than their biggest hits 'Murder 2' and 'Jannat 2'. On the other hand, 'Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum' has managed to hold its fort against 'Jism 2' and sustained in its second weekend itself. The collections of 'Jism 2' are around Rs 21 crore in its first weekend including the paid previews on Thursday night and 'Kya Super Kool Hai Hum' has raked in Rs 5 crore on the second weekend, making its total in 10 days to be around Rs 40 crore.

Trade analyst Amod Mehra says, "Kya Super Kool Hai Hum is not bad at all in its second weekend. What looked like a loosing proposition initially will turn out to be a safe proposition for its investors. However, 'Jism 2' opened reasonably well but saw a 40 per cent drop on the second day. The film neither has any sex nor any story. While Pooja Bhatt and Ponty Chadha who bought the all-India rights of the film will make money, the single distributors will find it difficult to sail through."

Adult entertainer Sunny Leone is in India to promote her debut film 'Jism 2'. Do you think she has any chances of making it big in Bollywood?
Directed by Pooja Bhatt, 'Jism 2' has Sunny Leone, Randeep Hooda and Arunoday Singh in the lead roles.
This erotic thriller has been grabbing eyeballs from long. And finally 'Jism 2' will hit the screens on August 3, 2012.
Undoubtedly, adult entertainer Sunny Leone is the biggest attraction of the film.
Bikini-clad Sunny Leone looks stunning in the promos. When it comes to movies, only having a great figure and doing intimate scenes is not enough.
Just one dialogue promo of the film is out so far and Sunny Leone failed to impress the viewers.
Sunny Leone is said to have worked hard on her dialogue delivery and Hindi accent for the film. She is eyeing a full fledged career in Bollywood now.
Going by the 'Jism 2' promos, Sunny Leone gets full marks as a seductress, but as an actress she is yet to prove herself.
Sunny Leone is also very anxious about how people will perceive her as a Bollywood actress. And Pooja Bhatt claims that everyone will look at her differently after 'Jism 2'.
Sunny Leone has an international fan base and she is extremely attractive. If she can enhance her acting skills, she has very bright chances in Bollywood.
Mahesh Bhatt offered 'Jism 2' to Sunny Leone while she was still a part of reality show 'Bigg Boss'. We also got a glimpse of her dancing talent on the show.
Sunny Leone in a steamy scene from the movie 'Jism 2'.
Sunny Leone will be bombarded with film offers after 'Jism 2'. However, her Bollywood career depends on the kind of films she choose.
As reported, filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma offered Sunny Leone to do an item number in his film 'Department'.
Sunny Leone declined RGV's offer by saying that she hopes to work with him as his leading lady and not an item girl. A right choice indeed!.
All her fans are eagerly waiting for her debut film 'Jism 2' to hit screens. (All the pictures have been taken from the social networking pages of Jism 2)

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$\'Jism 2\' neither has sex scenes nor any story$

Sunny Leone and Randeep Hooda

Atul Mohan, trade analyst says, "Jism 2 needed at least two-three love making scenes and since they are not there, the audience are disappointed. It is a classic case of promising the audience Biryani and delivering plain rice. On the other hand, KSKHH is a winner all the way."

Girish Wankhede, spokesperson of a multiplex chain says, "Jism 2 opened average in Mumbai but in our small town properties like Thane and Nashik, it was huge. Similarly Hollywood film 'Total Recall' opened at 25 per cent and dropped further but 'Step Up' has shown steady rise in collections."