Rytasha Rathore speaks about the most prominent episode of the lot and what she feels needs to be talked about more openly amongst the youth of today - Sex education
Actor Rytasha Rathore who is currently riding high on success on her ongoing digital series Sex Rated: The Vice guide to Sex in India, speaks about the most prominent episode of the lot and what she feels needs to be talked about more openly amongst the youth of today – Sex education!
Your current series Sex-Rated: The Vice Guide To Sex In India has got a great response! How does it feel? What do you have to say?
I am quite happy with the response we have got! It is a great feeling to see so many people acknowledging such content, which is honestly very necessary! I mean we as a society have to start openly talking about such things! I am glad that just the existence of this show has become a talking point for some families, about the topic itself.
You are really breaking some major stereotypes by talking about topics like sex toys and sex education on the show! Other actresses in the industry generally shy away from such topics, so what gives you the go ahead to speak about them so openly?
This story is from the August 2018 edition of GLOBAL MOVIE MAGAZINE.
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