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Director Dibakar Banerjee said several real-life sex scandals, including the DPS MMS scandal, inspired him to make Love Sex Aur Dhokha because he "wanted to do something on what led to that incident".[6][7] He co-wrote two short stories with Kanu Behl, which they later expanded into three.[6][8] According to Banerjee, he found some sex tapes "hilarious" because "those people, while having sex were also struggling with the camera, the ergonomics of how to shoot while having sex".[5] He wrote a two-page story about a man who is in love and "the contrast between what he thinks love should be and what it actually is".[7] The film consisted of three stories dealt with issues of honour killings, sexual exploitation and voyeurism.[9] The second story is based on diploma film footage that Banerjee had retrieved.[1] He said the three stories were connected; "the way we played with time, and cause and effect and the fundamental rule that every story has a beginning, a middle and an end".[10]
A 90-second trailer was to be released along with 3 Idiots in theatres across India; it was edited three times so it could be shown in 290 multiplex screens.[29] The film was promoted with the tagline, "You're being watched".[30] A promotional video of the film's title song was launched prior to the release.[1] It was screened at the 2010 London Indian Film Festival and the Munich International Film festival.[31] The Central Board of Film Certification shortened and blurred a love scene showing a bare-backed woman on top of a man.[32] Banerjee showed his disappointment and said: "Those who saw the complete sex scene with the naked body were traumatised. There was nothing sexual about it".[5] A reference to caste in the love story between a low-caste man and a high-caste woman was also changed; Banerjee stated his disappointment, saying, "This completely changes the perspective of my story since now the caste-challenged love story is turned into a poor-boy-rich-girl romance".[32] The lyrics of the track "Tu Nangi Achi Lagti Hai" were changed to "Tu Gandi Achi Lagti Hai" in the film.[32] Love Sex Aur Dhokha received an "A (adult only)" certificate after the changes.[32] Kapoor was in a "state of shock" after seeing the final cut of the film because the shaky camerawork and the stories affected her deeply.[33]
Love Sex Aur Dhokha
Director: Dibakar Banerjee
Starring: Anshuman Jha, Shruti, Raj Kumar Yadav, Neha Chauhan, Arya Devdutta, Herry Tangri, Amit Sial
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At the recently concluded FICCI Frames conference in Mumbai, Amole Gupte said the trick was not so much to get the big idea for a film, but to get the big man to back the big idea. Sometimes the big idea is enough. Dibakar Bannerjee has proved it repeatedly, first with Khosla ka Ghosla, then Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! With Love Sex Aur Dhokha, he has shown how far a Rs 3 crore budget can stretch if you have ingenuity and courage. He tells the story of three intertwined couples, Rahul and Shruti, two film school students who elope with tragic consequences; Rashmi and Adarsh, who work in a store; and Mrignayana and Prabhat, a sting specialist and a wannabe star from Meerut. It's partly hilarious, mostly sad, yes quite misogynistic but also very unusual.
It's structured well, almost like an anatomy of voyeurism in India. The first segment, Mehndi Laga Ke Rakhna, is on how everyone has become a filmmaker now. There's Rahul, an aspiring filmmaker who thinks Aditya Chopra is his guru, so much so that he often mistakenly addresses his lead actress and co-film student, Shruti, as Simran. They fall in love during the making of the film, elope against her dreadful parents' advice, and then face the consequences. It's ghastly but it's also awfully riveting, and something that happens everyday even in modern urban India. But the film really gets doing in the second segment, which is Paap ki Dukaan, where the store manager has sex with the salesgirl in the office with the closed circuit camera watching, all for Rs 60,000 a CD, which manages to release him from debt. The girl, whom Adarsh repeatedly describes as a kali behnji, never overcomes the shame of seeing her MMS plastered all over the net, popularly known as The Store Scandal. The third segment has Mrignayana, a dancer from Meerut, who wants a break with the self described king of pop, Loki Local. She uses Prabhat, a sting specialist, who in turn is trying to use her to revive his flagging career. It's all very messy but it's enough to get the news channel editor excited enough. "Ek season to kheech sakte hain," she says, even as she thinks of the headline for Loki, the man known best for singing Tu Nangi Acchi Lagti Hai. By the way, who is this Herry Tangri who plays Loki? He's the real star of the film, with his guitar, his gun and his cool facial hair. A young man to watch out for.
It's not particularly decent to women. They are either portrayed as being silly girls under the thumb of their Draconian dads, like Shruti. Or like Rashmi, completely unsure of their own beauty. Or like Mrignayana, willing to pay any price for success, whether it is sucking or fucking or making out with a "Russian raand". The language, needless to say, is as colourful as Loki's costumes. And the digital cameras may initially give you vertigo but it's an experience worth every pixel and every beep. And believe me, there's lots of it.
Desh ko seva nahin prime time entertainment chahiye, says the disillusioned Prabhat whose last sting brought down the government but also closed down his website (the character is clearly based on Aniruddha Bahal). Yes but this is prime time entertainment with a brain and a heart. And a finger firmly on the pulse of young India. From Adarsh, the fake MBA who dresses well and peaks even better but hides the heart of a Neanderthal inside, to Mrignayana, who dreams of being the item girl of the month. From Rahul, who lives on a diet of dreams fed by Bollywood to Prabhat who is trying to make a living as a journalist in these TRP obsessed times with an editor who is a "chudail" there are many echoes of real time, real life in Love Sex Aur Dhokha.
Watch it. Just keep it away from kids, of all ages.Published By: AtMigration Published On: Mar 19, 2010--- ENDS ---
As hate narratives around Gyanvapi mosque in Varanasi and the Krishna Janmabhoomi in Mathura reach a deafening pitch, let's make space for love and more. If you must, there is a legal drama thrown in the mix for this weekend's OTT binge watching.
This 'L' list of shows may cut too close to heart. After all, who hasn't read multiple news reports on hounded lovers, or wrongly accused persons languishing in jails, and women who are not heard because they are not "perfect victims". Think Amber Heard.
Jyoti (Sanya Dhingra) and Ashu (Vikrant Massey) are sent by a court order to one of the many 'love hostels' in the state. Basically, a dilapidated sanctuary for young couples whose families are baying for their blood for defying socio-cultural norms. Viraj Singh Dagar (Bobby Deol) is a self-appointed crusader for the purity of his community.
The lovers are constantly on the run, chased by Dagar with the tacit approval of the state machinery. What chance do Jyoti and Ashu have? Jyoti is the granddaughter of a politician and Ashu belongs to a much maligned community and has been hobnobbing with some shady characters. Their love story is a difficult one: they not only must transcend the societal disapproval but also their respective insecurities about each other.
A 25-year-old woman, with a history of luring men into honey traps on social media for money, murdered her former lover with her present boyfriend after inviting the victim to Tamkuhi in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar district.
Journalism is not just a profession, but a passion for Krishma Sharma. With an experience of over three years and post graduate in Journalism and Mass Communication, she has been covering Punjabi and Bollywood industry with several articles to her credit. She loves to interact with people on camera or off camera. Her voluble personality differentiates her from the rest. In her free time, you will find her obsessing over movies!
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