MUMBAI: Bollywood actor turned producer Saif Ali Khan is mighty worried about the fate of his latest flick, the crazy zom-com ‘Go Goa Gone’, which he thinks might be targeted by the Censor Board for it’s foul language.

At the music launch of the film, Saif was in a jovial mood as he joked about the film being banned for it’s foul words. “I have given a lot of gaali’s (bad words) in Russian and Hindi. I am just hoping the film does not get banned!” joked Saif.

Speaking about his new look as a Russian zombie killer, replete with blond hair and tattoos all over, Saif revealed: “For this film, the challenge was to get the accent right and ensure my part is entertaining. The comedy in this film is fresh. I am quite happy with my look in the film.”

Inevitably, the questions led to his mother Sharmila Tagore’s reaction to the film, as she herself was on the Censor Board not so long ago. Saif said, “My mother thinks it is (bad words) not the best idea, she is concerned about the language. My wife Kareena is supportive and is quite happy with the look of the film. My sister Soha is cool about it…may be because boyfriend (Kunal Khemu) is in it.”

Debunking the myth that Saif only has a small, almost guest-appearance styled role in the film, the Nawab of Pataudi confessed, “It is a great film. When Kunal Khemu told me about this film, I quite liked it. It was interesting to work on this film with technicians, make-up man, cameramen, etc. My role is not of a guest appearance. I am confident people will enjoy the film.”