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Avinash Tiwary has garnered significant attention since his breakout role in “Laila Majnu,” where he captured the hearts of many fans. His recent successes include films like “Madgaon Express” and “O Romeo.” As he prepares for the release of “Ginny Wedss Sunny 2,” it’s notable that this marks his third film featuring shirtless scenes, with Tiwary embodying the role of a pehelwan, or Indian wrestler. However, despite the potential for increased female attention, he reveals that this is not necessarily the case.

In an interview with Hindustan Times, Tiwary discussed his evolving role in “Ginny Wedss Sunny 2,” and the misconceptions about his female fan base. When asked if producers now expect him to appear shirtless, he clarified that he has only done so in two films until his co-star, Medha Shankr, pointed out “Madgaon Express,” bringing the count to three. He emphasized that these scenes were not designed to evoke desirability but were more about showcasing his character’s strength.

Interestingly, Tiwary noted that he receives more social media messages from men complimenting his physique rather than women. Reflecting on his earlier work, he acknowledged that “Laila Majnu” seemed to generate more female interest, likely due to the romantic themes of the film, contrasting sharply with his current portrayals.

Looking ahead, Tiwary expressed a desire to include a scene explicitly crafted to attract attention, humorously suggesting a scenario where he emerges from a pool, aiming for a more desirable image.

The plot of “Ginny Wedss Sunny 2” revolves around a wedding that goes awry, driven by dishonesty from both the bride and groom. Tiwary admitted sharing some traits with his character, particularly the pressure surrounding marriage. He recounted feeling a genuine desire to marry and start a family in the past, but life took different turns, leading him to embrace new milestones.

While he holds a belief in the institution of marriage, Tiwary recognizes a societal shift where marriage is primarily viewed as necessary for family creation. He reflected on his past willingness to marry 5-10 years ago, recognizing that changes in his life have softened that urgency but have not diminished his appreciation for traditional family structures.

“Written and directed by Prasshant Jha, Ginny Wedss Sunny 2 serves as a spiritual sequel to “Ginny Weds Sunny” released in 2020. The film features a talented ensemble cast, including Medha Shankr, Sudhir Pandey, Lillete Dubey, and Govind Namdev, and is set to hit theaters on April 24.

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