Which is more oversexed: Hollywood or Bollywood?

[Tooting Carmen]

In the not-too-distant past the answer would have been obvious, but given the skimpy clothes Bollywood actresses constantly wear and the fact that some actors like Salman Khan, Hrithik Rosha, John Abraham etc. seem to spend more time with their shirts off than on, I am nowadays not so sure.

[Óttar]

Also, there is a lot of sexual innuendo in Bollywood with sexy scenes involving monsoons breaking out and everyone getting doused, and having wet T-Shirts and saris.

In the movie Bahubali (not technically Bollywood, but my favorite film ever), there is a sword-fight dance between the male and female protagonists and he subjugates her; she lies down on a bark-bed wearing only a bikini and he bites a rudraaksha bead off of her stomach.

[Tooting Carmen]

Also, there is a lot of sexual innuendo in Bollywood with sexy scenes involving monsoons breaking out and everyone getting doused, and having wet T-Shirts and saris.

In the movie Bahubali (not technically Bollywood, but my favorite film ever), there is a sword-fight dance between the male and female protagonists and he subjugates her; she lies down on a bark-bed wearing only a bikini and he bites a rudraaksha bead off of her stomach.

To say nothing of some Salman Khan films were his shirt rips off by itself...

[Kamal900]

Both in equal measure, though the sexual scenes in Bollywood movies reflect on genuine love than simply just pleasure.

[Tooting Carmen]

Both in equal measure, though the sexual scenes in Bollywood movies reflect on genuine love than simply just pleasure.

There's definitely been a prettyfication of Bollywood actors in recent years - especially men, but maybe to some extent women too. In the past, when there was a lot less sex in them (even kissing wasn't allowed in Bollywood until 1978 - not joking) the actors were a lot more ordinary-looking, whereas nowadays they have to have immaculate physiques and grooming etc.

[Kamal900]

There's definitely been a prettyfication of Bollywood actors in recent years - especially men, but maybe to some extent women too. In the past, when there was a lot less sex in them (even kissing wasn't allowed in Bollywood until 1978 - not joking) the actors were a lot more ordinary-looking, whereas nowadays they have to have immaculate physiques and grooming etc.

Maybe they wanted to make each male character more different than your average Indian walking down the street. Southern Indian movies tend to be more for us normies than the Northern ones. I find Anushka Sharma, an Indian actress of Northern decent, to be quite beautiful to say the least. Indian soap operas beat the crappy Turkish ones by far.

[Tooting Carmen]

Maybe they wanted to make each male character more different than your average Indian walking down the street. Southern Indian movies tend to be more for us normies than the Northern ones. I find Anushka Sharma, an Indian actress of Northern decent, to be quite beautiful to say the least. Indian soap operas beat the crappy Turkish ones by far.

Like many Bollywood actresses, Sharma looks like some sort of Indian-Middle Eastern mix.

[Shah-Jehan]

Maybe they wanted to make each male character more different than your average Indian walking down the street. Southern Indian movies tend to be more for us normies than the Northern ones. I find Anushka Sharma, an Indian actress of Northern decent, to be quite beautiful to say the least. Indian soap operas beat the crappy Turkish ones by far.

Yeah, South Indian movies are better in terms of character placement, and also have better stories/action. Most Indian soap operas on the other hand are really bad in as they teach viewers to become conflicting gossip girls lol.

Like many Bollywood actresses, Sharma looks like some sort of Indian-Middle Eastern mix.

She looks very Pahari like she is. She probably is around 6-8% East Asian genetically like most Paharis.

Her parents, her mom's eyes are slanted.

[Tooting Carmen]

Yeah, South Indian movies are better in terms of character placement, and also have better stories/action. Most Indian soap operas on the other hand are really bad in as they teach viewers to become conflicting gossip girls lol.

As a Canadian of partial Bengali descent, how would you answer the OP?

[Kamal900]

Like many Bollywood actresses, Sharma looks like some sort of Indian-Middle Eastern mix.

Yeah, she does:


For me, she wouldn't be out of place in the Levant, though some people would look at her funny if they look at her face close enough.