Updated On: 21 July, 2018 07:05 AM IST | Mumbai | Letty Mariam Abraham
Marking his digital debut with the sex comedy Baby Come Naa, Chunky Pandey discusses why the seemingly controversial show is a family entertainer

Chunkey Pandey
Ekta Kapoor's online platform ALT Balaji is following its comedy series Galti Se Mis-Tech and Fourplay with a sex-comedy that sees Chunkey Pandey hopping aboard the digital bandwagon. Yet at odds with the title, Baby Come Naa, Pandey says "there's nothing sexual" about the series.
Talking about the venture, an adaptation of Paritosh Painters' English and Hindi play Double Trouble, Pandey says, "It's like a Jerry Lewis film, a romcom sex comedy, but there is nothing sexual about it. You can watch it with your family; you have to be intelligent to catch on to the double-meaning innuendos. I've worked with Paritosh Painter before, as I have with director Farhad Samji too in Housefull."