Ekta Kapoor Savagely Schooled A Reporter On Why Women Should Openly Talk About Sex

    "It's time we talk about sex like adults."

    Back in February, Alankrita Shrivastava’s Lipstick Under My Burkha was denied certification because its "story is lady oriented" and a "fantasy above life".

    Ekta Kapoor stepped in as a distributor for the movie after it received theatrical release rights with some cuts and an A certification from a film certification tribunal (FCAT).

    Thereafter, a new trailer was released, which was a special "fuck you" to the censor board.

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    Recently, at the trailer launch, a reporter asked the cast and crew this question:

    And well, Ekta Kapoor took the query head-on, explaining why discussing sex is frikkin' important.

    She spoke about the skewed nature of public morality and policing.

    And about double standards that exist to put women at a disadvantage.

    YAAASS. Tell 'em what's good, Ekta.

    All the while, Kapoor was brimming with pride about her decision to invest her resources into this movie.

    Check out Ekta Kapoor BAMF response here:

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