The
famous
Delhi
Public
School's
MMS
case
in
2004
has
been
reignited
in
Anurag
Kashyap's
much
hyped
film
Dev
D.
Dev
D
is
a
modern
take
on
the
famous
Devdas
movie.
The
official
website
of
the
movie
talks
about
a
character
named
Leni
who
is
a
spoilt
brat
school
girl
with
hyperactive
hormones.
After
the
embarrassing
MMS
scandal,
she
is
abandoned
by
her
family
and
is
forced
into
isolation.
During
this
tenure
she
encounters
Chunni,
who
is
a
pimp.
Leni
is
a
college
student
by
day
and
becomes
Chanda,
a
high
profile
escort
by
night.
Driven
by
coke
and
cash
in
her
hands
she
now
lives
life
on
her
terms
and
conditions.
On
the
Lust
line
she
says,
"In
school
I
was
a
really
naughty
girl.
I
hated
all
subjects
except
Biology,
if
you
know
what
I
mean.
I
never
studied
for
my
exams
but
the
teachers
were
satisfied
with
my
orals." The
Lust
Line
is
available
on
the
website
in
four
different
languages
for
people
above
18
years
of
age.
There
seems
to
be
a
lot
of
similarities
between
Leni/
Chanda
and
the
DPS
MMS
scandal.
Both
the
characters
were
sexually
active
in
nature.
Moreover
both
were
caught
in
the
MMS
trap.
The
only
difference
lying
here
is
that
the
girl
involved
in
the
MMS
scandal
was
reportedly
sent
abroad
while
Leni
is
abandoned
by
her
family
in
the
movie
after
having
bought
a
lot
of
shame
to
their
families.
The
story
of
Dev
D
is
a
modern
take
on
Devdas.
While
the
main
lead
and
the
role
of
Paro
and
Dev
remains
the
same,
instead
of
the
prostitute
Chandramukhi,
a
high
profile
escort
call
girl,
Chanda
comes
into
the
picture.
Keeping
the
modern
therapy
in
mind
another
difference
is
that
on
one
end
Devdas
was
a
hard
core
alcoholic;
here
Dev
is
a
hardcore
drug
addict.
Firang
actress
Kalki
Koechlin
plays
femme
fatale
Chanda,
Abhay
Deol
plays
Dev
and
Punjabi
actress
Mahi
Gill
plays
Paro.
Anurag
Kashyap
was
unavailable
for
comment.
The
spokesperson
for
the
film
disagreed
saying
that
Leni's
character
is
not
based
on
the
DPS
MMS
scandal
case.
The
spokesperson
also
said
that
they
are
not
trying
to
highlight
that
embarrassing
incident
and
the
case
is
not
at
all
inspired
by
the
MMS
scandal.
About
the
DPS
MMS
Scandal
The
nation
along
with
the
parents,
teachers
and
children
received
a
shock
in
2004
when
two
students
of
Delhi
Public
School
in
New
Delhi
were
captured
having
sex
on
camera.
This
case
brought
a
lot
of
shame
to
the
schools
and
families
involved
and
the
children
involved
have
been
sent
to
different
countries
abroad.
The
case
also
brought
forward
the
MMS
facilities
in
mobile
phone
across
India.