While Ajay plays a pehelwan called Prithviraj Raghuvanshi, Abhishek plays... well... Abhishek Bachchan, a character who works for the pehelwan. Is AB Jr's character a spoof on his gay act in Dostana? Rohit clarifies, "When I narrated the character to Abhishek, I told him he had to be completely besharam and not come with baggage. He plays a completely different character from what he's done before. The scenes between Ajay and him, especially the one in which they are introduced to each other, is outstanding!"

Elaborating further on the characters, Rohit says that Ajay's pehelwan speaks incorrect English very proudly, while Abhishek plays a raw, earthy guy. He has many shades to his character, including an emotional angle. While you laugh at his antics - he lies a lot to get out of tricky situations - you also end up sympathizing with him. Ajay's pehelwan is the most lovable character in the film. He translates Hindi into English and speaks it literally. One such dialogue is when he tells Abhishek, "Tujhe paake meri chaathi chaudhi ho gaya hai!", which means he has become proud. However, he translates that into English and says, 'My chest has become a blouse after meeting you'."

Is Abhishek playing a double role then? "That's for you to watch the film and find out. People will be shocked to see Abhishek in this avatar. Apart from the comic capers, there are some stunning action sequences too. In fact, there's more action in this film than in Singham. Abhishek has worked hard on the action sequences. One of my favourite scenes is the hand-to-hand combat Ajay and Abhishek indulge in while fighting some goons. A glimpse of these scenes will be seen in the trailer."

Bol Bachchan is presented by Fox Star Studios, produced by Shree Ashtavinayak LFS Infra Ltd and Ajay Devgn Films. Directed by Rohit Shetty, the film stars Ajay Devgn, Abhishek Bachchan, Asin and Prachi Desai, and is scheduled to release on July 6.