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Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love
''Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love'' Jepara a 1996 Indian film directed by Mira Nair. The film takes its title from the ancient Indian text, the ''Kama Sutra'', but this only serves as a common link between the characters.
==Overview==
The plot takes its origin from a short story by Urdu author Vājidah Tabassum titled "Utran" ("Hand-Me-Downs" or "Cast-Offs"). The portion of plot derived from "Utran" takes place from the film's beginning until the scene where Maya says: "Now something I have used is yours forever." After that the story is the screenwriters' creation.
During filming in India, the name of the project was not revealed to government officials who would have denied the petition to film in India had it been called "Kama Sutra." Instead, it was called "Maya & Tara." Since government officials made many periodic visits to the set to ensure proper Indian film etiquette, the cast had to improvise fake scenes which avoided the nudity and sexuality central to the story. Upon completion, authorities screened the film and it was subsequently banned in India because of the erotic scenes that contained heterosexual as well as homosexual elements (the lesbianism was depicted in an explicit scene, whereas the male homosexuality was more implied).
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