Since Charles Darwin sailed to the Galapagos Islands, it became clear in humans are essentially machines bent on survival and reproduction - and these instincts can be subtly manipulated by clever entrepreneurs who want to download all of music watches and sunglasses and cheap movies.
Promotion campaigns currently rage in Bollywood to focus on three films: The story of hatred, Jism 2, and Hain Hum Kyaa Kool great. The posters, respectively, show a mysterious girl naked astride a male actor, a naked woman lying in bed in a wet sheet and transparent in the hair and beauty lying in the sand with the hands of a man of all sides.
Risk of material, even for Western audiences, these images are quite shocking to a culture that shunned kissing scenes in his movies as recently as a decade.
Vivek Agnihotri who led the history of hatred, which is presented as the first screen eroticism in India, categorically denied sexuality to sell the film exploitation. "We are not using sex as a marketing tool for this film. We made an erotic thriller, and we are marketed as an erotic film," he said.
However, I must say that the film raises a lot of fashion, with daring nude scenes Bengali actor Paoli Dam.
Mohan Kumar, a member of the Liquidation Commission of advertising the film in India, believes that all publicity materials related to the film industry are reviewed before release. However, he agrees, "Sometimes, through the content of the film, posters in bold should be directed."
Whether or not efficacy studies will be to recover production costs by finding young actors eager to be seen. For those who are easily seduced by flashy advertisements and propaganda film, buyer's remorse is emerging as an ever present danger. After all, Bollywood is not the first industry to try to cover up a mediocre product in a package of seduction.
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