'Fabulous wives' Bhavana Pandey, Maheep Kapoor, Neelam Kothari are unimpressed with 'Dream Girl' Pooja, watch

Maheep, Bhavana, and Neelam

Ayushmann Khurrana is all set to return as 'Dream Girl' Pooja soon. As Pooja woos Bollywood men, the fabulous Bollywood wives- Neelam Kothari, Maheep Kapoor, and Bhavana Pandey are unimpressed. The three ladies sat down to discuss the obsession around Pooja and how their husbands have been not paying attention to them since Pooja has come into the scene.

Ananya Panday who will seen opposite Ayushmann Khurrana in 'Dream Girl 2' took to her Instagram handle to share a video of the three ladies discussing Pooja. The video begins with Maheep pointing out how the men have been obsessed with Pooja and become secretive. Bhavan agrees with her and recalls how CHunky behaves around Pooja. Neelma says her husband has been hiding from her and smirking on the phone

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"We are going through a mid-size crisis and our husbands are going through mid-life crisis," Maheep remarks.

The three go on to stalk Pooja's Instagram account. "She looks a tad manly and broadish, " comments Maheep which the other two agree. Bhavana wonders why she is everyone's Dream Girl. The video ends with them getting a message from Karan Johar saying that he is cancelling their brunch plans on August 25 as he has to meet Dream Girl.

Meanhile, Ayushmann recently spoke about the movie, the preparations, and challenges he went through for this role, etc. It was a challenging role for Ayushmann considering he constantly had to switch between the two roles of Karam and Pooja, while all along ensuring the punches and comic timing hit the right note. Talking about the same, he said during media interactions: "The 2.0 version of 'Dream Girl' is not just about the voice, its also about the 'being'. Its transformation, look, and after shooting for this film I have realised it's too difficult to be a woman. (Ladki bannaa bahot mushkil hai, or Ladki hona usse bhi jyada mushkil). Its all for feminism."

He said the movie is lot of fun, there is no deep message in this, it is just fully entertaining and laugh out loud moments in the film. "I loved playing a woman in the film."