Newsy Take

Males talk about their sexual desire and fantasies openly. And, no one raises a question. But when people hear females talking about their sexual desires; they looked down upon them. Savita Bhabhi—a pornographic comic character—became instantly popular among Internet generation when it was launched in 2008. A year later, it was banned by the government for serving sexually explicit content.

She was young, sexy, amorous and married. She talked about her sexual desires with men. She demanded whatever she wanted on bed. The comic character may or may not be characterized thinking about what goes on in the minds of Indian women of 21^st century. It made men to rethink about female sexuality and their desires.

The creator may want to utilize male libido and their desire to view and read explicit sexual content to make quick bucks. And, he/she hit the right chord. It was a huge hit and was almost seen by 60 million online users every month. In an interview with an Indian magazine Tehelka, the creators say that their website gets 70 per cent traffic from India.

Savita Bhabhi may have died an early death in the virtual world but she is ready to take rebirth and this time in a new avatar. Internet users can see her in action and talking. An animated porn movie of Savita Bhabhi is available online. 

This time users have to pay $ 25 to see the movie. Porn cartoon videos are popular in other countries but this is the first time someone has come up with porn cartoon in Hindi.

The clear motive of its creators is to make money but they claim they want to talk about freedom of speech and teach men about female sexuality. It is viewers and the government to decide what is the intent of the creators.

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