Can conversation about Hindi sex ever become commonplace in middle-class Indian families?

As an Indian, I can speak from personal experience when it comes to how some families feel when seeing kissing sequences in Hindi sex movies.

Well, I recently watched the Hindi sex film "Brahmastra" with my folks. We arrived at the scene where Shiva and Isha, the performers, made a natural, passionate kiss. My mother started looking for anything to divert her attention as my father suddenly started coughing violently.

Try to guess what I did. I enjoyed the spectacle and the ruckus in my house while I sat there. I didn't even leave my house, which disappointed my parents. Fortunately, the kiss and my father's cough both ended.

This is the reason I'm here today—to talk about my intriguing finding.

This uneasiness is a consequence of how complexly and ambiguously intimate relationships and affection are seen in Indian society. We can endure loudly bickering neighbor couples and find it awkward when a couple of kisses.

God forbid, it's just a kiss in a movie.

While the Indian film industry has developed to be more tolerant and open in how it portrays intimacy, conservative organizations continue to object to kissing scenes in films, stating that they are too graphic or offensive for a family audience.

The ability to explore and depict a range of human experiences and emotions, such as intimacy and physical affection, is, in my opinion, crucial for filmmakers.

Notwithstanding the fact that this issue lacks a straightforward solution. The younger generation needs to step up and tell their elders to "take a chill pill". All parties must engage in fruitful conversation and debate as well as try to create a society that is more tolerant and inclusive. a culture that values and accepts all points of view and experiences.

Tell me what you believe.

most importantly, how do you deal with the kissing scene from the movie when it happens at the home?