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AIB Plans More Work With Irrfan

IANS, 08 Aug, 2015 12:29 PM

After the success of a Irrfan Khan starrer video, in which he spoofs Bollywood item numbers, standup comedy group All India Bakchod (AIB) hopes to collaborate with the actor in future too.

The video has already surpassed the 3 million mark on YouTube.

Tanmay Bhat from AIB said in a statement: "The video has done so well for us we are now thinking of putting Irrfan Khan in everything we do and possibly rename ourselves to All India Irrfan Khan.

The video, which went live on August 2, has Irrfan teaching the AIB boys the art of the Bollywood song.

Irrfan, know for his intense performancesr in films like "Paan Singh Tomar" and "Maqbool", dances away in the video and takes a dig at the fixed recipe of a popular Bollywood party song.

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