Sucheeta Trivedi fine with bold content

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Updated At : 01:53 PM Dec 30, 2020 IST

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Sucheeta Trivedi, who is currently seen in show Indiawaali Maa, confessed that she would love to do something on OTT. The actress also stated that she is okay with the bold content. “The content on OTT is bold, there is a market for nudity, there is a market for soft porn, there is a market for titillating content, and since there is a market and there are buyers, there are sellers too. Our Indian culture has also been about Kamasutra etc, so I am not very hypocritical about the kind of content out there,” she says.

She further says, “But not all shows on OTT are bold. If given an option, I won’t be fine doing such scenes. I am not comfortable exposing my body on-screen. I can do sex-comedy, I can do double-meaning talks, but I can’t expose, I am just not comfortable doing it.”

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