Need sexual advice? Get it from Ranveer!

A Bollywood star whose onscreen aura oozes virility, is now putting out a line of men’s health and wellness items in a most creative way. Ranveer Singh is presenting us with the Bold Care brand - which boasts of everything from deodorant to tissue wipes to lubes to condoms – in order to enhance the urban gentleman’s sex appeal. 

And the products are now getting the endorsement of Deepika Padukone’s better-half in the form of a live-action advertisement. The Dil Dhadekne Do star is setting hearts aflutter... among other parts of the human anatomy. Not surprisingly, the ad which exudes naughty innuendo, is vigorously doing the rounds online. In fact, the video which was posted on Instagram recently has already garnered over 4 million views.

So what is the enticing content that has got mouses across the globe clicking for a peak? Well, the Gully Boy star appears in ethnic attire amid a very traditional Indian setting. Joining him is his sister, who states with a grimace on her face, that her hubby's “Pappu can’t dance, saala”. The grievance induces Ranveer to rush to the aid of the under-“performing” brother-in-law. He is played with appropriate frustration by Johnny Sins (who is a XXX actor in reality, no less!). All this plays out in an Ektaa Kapoor styled high-pitched and grossly loud melodrama sans logic.

Any guesses how the audio-visual anecdote ends? Just ask Ranveer, Johnny and Bold Care. Or better still, watch them deliver the answer in the most delightfully appealing way! Scandal seems to have been avoided with a fair amount of humour, class and discretion. Nevertheless, the ad has quite expectedly invited numerous reactions on the social media platform. Speculation is even abounding that Indian television producer Ektaa Kapoor directed the ad.

Adding to his orgasmic advertising range, Ranveer Singh was recently seen in an ad where he experiences pleasure through one of the human body’s lesser-known orifices: the ear. Indeed, he looks ecstatic wearing boAT-branded headphones as part of the company’s ‘Lost in Nirvana’ campaign. What do Khalibali’s die-hard fans make of all this behaviour? Are these the days when anything goes?