"Kids cannot see this film. Teenagers can see it," he said and added that though the film can have an A-certificate, it won't affect its box office performance.
Talking in regards to the sexual innuendoes and jokes within the film, he said that the genre has become cool and trendy.
Apart from Tusshar, the film, didrected by Sachin Yardi, also stars Riteish Deshmukh, Neha Sharma and Sarah Jane Dias and has been produced by his sister, Ekta Kapoor.
"When 'Kyaa Kool Hai Hum' became a great hit, I felt that it might has been bigger had the family audience would have seen it. Everyone saw it, the women went with their friends and the lads went with theirs. But people didn't go along with their families. But now society has really changed," he told.
"We had a narration and we toned it down, but everyone said that it was good but not so good as the former one. So then we brought back the entire jokes and the naughty humour," he added.
"Kyaa Super Cool Hai Hum", is being released seven years after Sangeeth Sivan directed "Kyaa Kool Hai Hum", which was released in 2005.
"We are lucky that no film of this type came in between. 'Housefulls' have come, Golmaals have come, but they're a comedy of a different kind. That is an adult comedy," the actor says.
Why the gap?
"There were a large number of problems, Sangeeth desired to do different kinds of movies. He said he was not just a comedy director so he wanted to make some actioners and thrillers. When he was ready, Ekta was not happy with the script.
"Finally, Sachin came up with a script for a movie called "Road Trip To Anjuna". But we liked it so much, Ekta decided to transform it into "Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum" and make it a two hero film," he said.
