Love Sex Aur Dhokha

Producer Ekta Kapoor who is in the habit of giving jolt to others in her experimental stuff was in for a shock herself when she saw the rushes of Dibakar Banerjee’s film Love Sex Aur Dhokha. It deals with the absence of privacy and voyeurism in these days.‘‘I was dazed. There are three stories.

All the three affected me deeply, especially the one about the woman who was shot with a hidden camera,” said Ekta.“When I came out of the movie, I was looking for bugs and cameras everywhere. I realized I was so jolted not so much by the technique of storytelling, which is unlike anything we’ve seen, but by the content which tells us there is no privacy in today’s age of mobile cameras and MMS,” she added.