Comments on: C Grade movies and porn go underground

By: Gargi Dixit

Gargi Dixit — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 10:01:47 +0000

Sexual freedom is as important as Economic freedom or political freedom. I wonder what these opposers of sexual freedom will say about Khajuraho. I wonder how they can become so Anti-indian culture (just because some muslims and britishers invaded India and embeded their rhetorical anti-female-freedom in Indian culture?)

What they forget is all these anti-female and anti-freedom acts had made women a victim of society. All these ill-sensed forced moral preachings makes things weird and worst.

By: Ravi

Ravi — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 16:01:58 +0000

LOL@ the female bollywood superstar addicted to porn.

By: Chaitu

Chaitu — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 08:28:46 +0000

1. I’m no sexist but couldn’t help noticing that you seem to think the porn industry is only fueled by ’single males’. (A female bollywood superstar is supposedly addicted to porn and watches porn even on the sets).
2. The change in the way rape scenes are being portrayed can be attributed to the cultural change. Yesteryear actresses wouldn’t show a lot of skin. Hence, the need for the rape scenes. Today, almost every actress shows skin. Hence, the no-need for the rape scenes. In essence, a skin flick is what a porn watcher is interested in. It may not matter if it’s rape or consensus porn.

By: axinia

axinia — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:53:27 +0000

ok, Nita, we will watch the sunrise quetly and then congratulate you on our own ) luckily we can see the clicks!

Thanks Axinia. You are sweet! – Nita.

By: vivek mittal

vivek mittal — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 06:15:24 +0000

Mr Vijay Anand, when was the chairman of CBFC, suggested that we should have seperate theatres licensed to feature adult movies, and his suggestion was thrown into dustbin by our I&B Ministry and consequently Mr Anand resigned from his position

But his suggestion was worth giving a thought,
I dont know why our govt wants people not to watch porn…….it’s silly.. people can have sex but cant watch it

By: Ravi

Ravi — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 03:14:52 +0000

Nita

You dont have to think much to decide on celebrating your accomplishment. It goes like this if you think you are the one who believes in simplicity and relishes on inner happiness then dont celebrate or the other one like who celebrates each and every triumph in ones career and throws a party to rejuvenate each and every day in life. Find yourself and do accordingly. I congratulate you for providing us an opportunity to voice our views all these years. Go on! you rock!!!

Thanks Ravi. I think I do not believe in celebrating. For example in my personal life too I do not celebrate certain events which others do. That gives me more satisfaction. I don’t know how to explain…but if you keep saying a sunset or a sunrise is beautiful it takes away from the beauty of the sunset. It’s best to enjoy it quietely – Nita.

By: axinia

axinia — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 18:39:34 +0000

Ravi, of course it was VANITY FAIR

Nita, I know you dont use these tricks because you simply dont need that! but many others do…
It was so logical for me to notice that because I face this thing every day at my work (blog-monitoring), I guess I am too spoiled already by Marketing and PR thinking

Nita, please celebrate this day of 1 Mio. views!!! – I am sure we all will be happy to congratulate you on this, it is so special and you is really worth mentioning…Please do!

Axinia, thanks. But I find it a little embarrassing. I did celebrate my first 100,000 but later I wondered if it was appropriate on my blog! I don’t know why I feel this way…! – Nita.

By: Ravi

Ravi — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 17:21:40 +0000

Hileen- Your comment on bollywood was so mature.

By: Ravi

Ravi — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 17:14:39 +0000

Was it vanity fair or fanity fair…I was just wonderin..?

By: axinia

axinia — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 15:10:23 +0000

Nita, I guess you got me a big wrong – I know your rating si very high, – btw are you going to somehow celebrate the upcoing 1. Mio visits??

I know it from other bloggers that such wording attract lots of attention.

One friend fo mine has a blog in German about Films for Children – ones she wrote an article about one child-actress who made half-naked photos for Fanity Fair magazine. She put “naked photos” in the post title and since then… she has numerous google visits because of this wording!! She is a bit upset because her blog is actually about children…

ofcourse writing about sex attracts attention. People are looking for porn. However if a person stays on your blog for just a second or two, it affects page ranking. Google calculates the average time people spend on your blog so writing keywords without content can never be of any use in the long term. Anyway I have never written from the point of keywords so I was surprised why you mentioned it. You can see that my blog has real content.I work hard and research and analyse write original stuff. No copying and pasting for me!
As for celebration, I don’t intend to celebrate. That is hardly the point of this blog…I simply want to write and am happy if others read. Nita.