Kama Sutra: A Tale Of Love

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What was the first thing that came into your mind when you read the title of this post? Sex? Yes, I thought the same too. You're not the only one. Well, it is because we all think Kama Sutra is just plain sex. It is not! Kama Sutra is a way of expressing your love. It is an Indian book of love. It is actually a movie (1996) by Mira Nair. Most of us judge a book by its cover, don't we? I thought this movie was going to be another movie with a lot of obscene and sexual scenes. I was wrong! This movie actually brought love to a whole new level, for me. This movie is all about love, love and love! 

The movie reveals about two young girl, Maya and Tara who grew up together. Tara is the princess while Maya is the maiden in this movie. Tara gets married to the local prince, Raj Singh, who soon succeeds the throne as the sole heir. After the marriage, Raj gets bored of Tara and starts seeking for another female to satisfy his sexual needs. In fact, He had sex the night before his wedding with Maya. He notices Maya and is instantly attracted to her. He has her included as one of his courtesans, and is intimate with her. Maya whom was staying with Rasa Devi, a famous courtesan and learned everything about Kama Sutra as her student. The twist begins when Maya falls in love with a young stone sculptor, Jai Kumar. The movie reveals about the love Maya and Jai shares. I do not want to reveal the whole story of the movie. It is a must watch movie and you will not regret it. There are a few of obscene scenes but 99% of the movie is about love. 

After watching this movie, i changed my perception about Kama Sutra. It is no more just plain sex for me. It is a way of expressing your love to your loved one. So, what are you all waiting for? Go and download it and watch it now!! :)

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