However, many Bollywood films, with an emphasis on the urban upper class, rarely depict the true values that most Indians have about sex.
There is a great taboo on sex in India due to a variety of reasons, many of which involve cultural values.
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An example of the taboo toward sexuality in parts of India is the controversy surrounding the film Fire (1996), which depicted a lesbian relationship.
While Bollywood is more liberal nowadays than say, 20 or 30 years ago, sex is still a taboo subject and a vast majority of films do not expand on the sexual aspect of romance, despite the fact that most Bollywood films are love stories.