KJo wants to check out Savita Bhabhi

Karan Johar may sue porn site for stealing Bachchan's KANK look; can land Savita Bhabhi makers in jail for three years Savita Bhabhi, India's hottest online cartoon porn star, has kept her word. In an exclusive interview with this paper on February 27, the sexy reveal-all woman confessed that the only Bollywood actor who could really turn her on was Amitabh Bachchan. In the 10th episode of the online strip, titled Miss India, the male protagonist bears an uncanny resemblance to Amitabh Bachchan. The episode shows her having oral sex with Mr B's lookalike called Jeet Kumar.In fact, Jeet Kumar's face in the episode (see above) is exactly like Big B's character Sexy Sam in Karan Johar's film Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna (KANK).u00a0u00a0u00a0 And that's where Savita has bitten off more than she can chew. Karan Johar, who owns Dharma Productions, made KANK and styled Bachchan with Manish Malhotra in his Sexy Sam avatar, said, Dharma Productions are the complete owners of Mr Bachchan's entire look and feel. We have the complete rights to KANK. If these website people have tried to do things in a non-credible manner, they'd have to face the consequences. But until I take a look at this, I can't comment on what our plan-of-action shall be.In fact, the consequences can be fairly serious. Said cyber law expert Vijay Mukhi, Section 66 of the Indian IT Act talks about identity theft. In layman terms, this means that if people can be fooled into believing that it is you, it is identity theft. If found guilty, you could spend three years in jail, as it's also a criminal offence. Bachchan, of course, was non-committal. I know nothing of this sort, he said. He added thatu00a0 he was out of town and would attend (to this matter) on his return.Added Mukhi, If I was in their [Karan Johar's] shoes, I'd file a police complaint. If the website is in America, the owners cannot be tried in India and vice versa. Theoretically, however, the IT Act says their jurisdiction applies all over the world. Practically speaking though, what may be a crime in India, may not be a crime in America. It is believed Savita Bhabhi is based abroad, but her exact location is kept under wraps. MiD DAY tried to contact Savitha Bhabi makers, but they did not respond.The Miss India episodeThe episode, which is still work-in-progress, sees Savita being sent to oversee a beauty pageant where her company is the main sponsor. When she reaches there, Savita runs into Jeet Kumar, an ageing star and a judge for the show. She discovers that a contestant has quit and is convinced to enter the pageant. To seal the deal and ensure her win, she sets out to seduce Jeet in his car, first praising him, then feeling him up and later on, giving him a blowjob. The story, which is normally updated every day, has not yet been updated. Sexy SamAmitabh Bachchan 's portrayal of the 'sexy' and 'young-at-heart' sexagenarian Sam in Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna , who believes in living life to the fullest and wears his heart on his sleeves, has endeared him to the audiences across the country and abroad.At a time, when most of his contemporaries in the film Industry like Dharmendra , Shatrughan Sinha or Vinod Khanna have either gone into semi-retirement or seen largely in grandfatherly roles in films, it seems life on celluloid has just begun for Bachchan.His portrayal of Sam in the Karan Johar magnum opus has been hailed by critics as unique in the history of Indian cinema with the youthful fervour and vibrancy infused into the character by the Bollywood mega superstar.Trade analysts say audiences have fallen in love with the character of Sam played by Bachchan who on the one hand, comes across as an incorrigible flirt while on the other he is also seen as an intensely emotional father whose heart bleeds when he sees his son's marriage breaking apart.Critics feel the beautiful combination of joviality and frivolity with pathos in Bachchan's portrayal of Sam's character puts him in the league of the best of Hollywood actors.Bachchan's 'below-the-belt' comments in the film in presence of his son kept audiences, specially in the cities, laughing in the ailes, providing the much-needed comic relief in the otherwise serious film.