Tamannaah Bhatia’s BOLD INTIMATE Scenes From Jee Karda Goes VIRAL; Leaves Netizens In SHOCK

Tamannaah Bhatia Viral Sex Scenes: Tamannaah Bhatia is currently ruling the OTT space with her latest release, Jee Karda. The web series that was released on June 15 grabbed headlines after some bold scenes of Tamannaah went viral.

Jee Karda which marks the web series debut of Tamannaah Bhatia has created an uproar on social media as the actress not only broke her 'no kissing' policy but also shot for some major intimate scenes.

The pictures and videos of her sensual sex scenes have surfaced online and left her fans, especially from the South in a state of shock. Netizens took to Twitter to express their shock and disappointment over the intimate scenes. They also reminded the actress of her 18-year-old policy.

NETIZENS REACT TO TAMANNAAH BHATIA'S VIRAL SEX SCENES

A user wrote, "#TamannaahBhatia is new sunny Leone in india.. tamanna is all limits in 2nd innings of Career. She is doing Sex Webseries like #JeeKarda & #LustStories2 ! @tamannaahspeaks Shame on you for chosing disgusting & shitty roles."

Another user wrote. "Such a moral downfall for her after coming in Urduwood. Every artist from south industry also must #BoycottBollywood. Soft Power or #BollywoodKiGandagi?."

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Meanwhile, apart from Jee Karda, Tamannaah will also feature in Netflix's Lust Stories 2, set to premiere on June 29, co-starring Vijay Varma. Well, after from her work, Tamannaah is currently grabbing headlines for her relationship with actor Vijay Varma. The actress recently made their relationship official and called him 'her happy place'.

Tamannaah also recently opened up on breaking her no-kiss policy. During an interview with Film Companion, the actress said, "I really wanted to work with Sujoy and I'm really happy that he thought of me for this part especially because I have done literally no intimacy in my career or very little intimacy in my career. I was that audience that would get awkward and I was that audience that 'main ye kabhi nahi karungi', 'Main kabhi nahi kiss karungi on-screen.'"

She added, "I was that person so for me it has been an evolution to kind of get out of that framework, which served a certain audience because India is huge and so many parts of India still need to evolve. There is a lot of evolution that has happened already, thanks to even internet and social media, everyone has information on their fingertips but I do feel like - because everyone's consuming so much content - I felt like as an actor, I don't want this to be something that is holding me back," she added.

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