Never
before
has
it
happened
in
the
history
of
Bollywood
films
that
a
complete
frontal
nude
scene
has
been
shot.
But
then
one
can
expect
this
from
Love
Sex
aur
Dhokha
that
has
chosen
the
unconventional
route
of
telling
a
tale
of
love,
sex
and
betrayal
through
candid
points
of
view.
The
controversial
scene
in
question
was
shot
with
Indian
actors
with
an
approximate
of
4
people
in
the
room
while
the
cameras
were
rolling.
Reveals
a
source,
“The
script
required
the
scene
to
be
shot
with
full
frontal.
It
took
a
lot
of
courage
for
both
the
actors
to
do
it.
LSD
does
not
aim
to
shock
audiences
but
does
aim
at
mirroring
reality".
It
is
this
reality
factor
which
is
said
to
be
the
USP
of
LSD,
a
co-production
of
Ekta
Kapoor/Shobha
Kapoor
and
Priya
Sreedharan
(who
was
incidentally
also
the
Executive
Producer
of
Oye
Lucky!
Lucky
Oye!).
A
digital
film
with
(cliched
as
it
may
sound)
a
hidden
camera
playing
a
character
by
itself,
LSD
features
a
bunch
of
newcomers
with
no
mainstream
trappings
to
it.
Also,
sex
and
voyeurism
form
a
major
driving
force
of
the
narrative
of
this
film
which
is
now
ready
and
marching
towards
19th
March
release.
Balaji
Motion
Pictures
and
Dibaker
Banerjee"s
Love
Sex
aur
Dhokha
talks
about
how
voyeurism
is
indeed
a
reality
in
today's
society.
“The
content
and
scenes
in
the
film
will
be
slightly
difficult
for
audiences
to
digest
but
once
they
know
the
thought
behind
it,
they
will
realize
it"s
the
cold
hard
truth.
After
all
somebody
needs
to
inform
audiences
and
question
the
decisions
they
take
in
day
to
day
life",
adds
the
source.
But
who
are
these
actors,
is
the
million
dollar
question?
Why
have
their
identities
been
kept
under
the
wraps?
Yes,
the
provocative
nature
and
content
of
the
film
has
already
got
mouths
talking
but
if
there
is
one
thing
the
team
is
tight
lipped
about,
it"s
the
actors
and
the
story
of
their
discovery.
Reveals
a
source
from
Balaji,
“Ekta
and
Dibaker
went
on
a
nation
wide
hunt
for
these
actors
after
the
script
was
in
place.
Since
the
film
mirrors
reality,
having
known
faces
would
not
have
done
justice
to
the
story." This
is
the
reason
why
the
makers
have
adopted
a
marketing
strategy
of
not
going
out
with
the
LSD"s
actors"
identities
since
it
would
only
increase
the
audience"s
curiosity.
Adds
the
source,
“LSD
has
been
in
the
news
for
its
offensive
lyrics,
controversial
subject,
cuss
words
used
in
the
film
and
never
seen
before
nude
scenes.
Not
revealing
the
actors
starring
in
the
film
will
only
further
pique
audience
curiosity
about
the
film."