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Swara Bhasker: ‘Rasbhari’ reflects hypocrisy of repressive society

The show narrates a love story set in Meerut in which Swara plays the role of a stern English teacher who is the object of attraction for Nand (Ayushmaan Saxena).

Swara Bhasker: ‘Rasbhari’ reflects hypocrisy of repressive society

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Bollywood actress Swara Bhasker says her latest web series Rasbhari reflects important issues of society, like “hypocrisy of a repressive society and patriarchy’s fundamental fear of female sexuality”.

The show narrates a love story set in Meerut. Swara plays the role of a stern English teacher who is the object of attraction for Nand (Ayushmaan Saxena).

“The interesting part about the series is that it comes as a breath of fresh air on the digital platform which has a lot of dark content. While on one hand it will entertain and has a lighter vein, on the other hand it also reflects some very important issues in the society which we do not discuss aloud,” Swara said.

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“Like adolescent sexuality, the hypocrisy of a repressive society and patriarchy’s fundamental fear of female sexuality. But all this is narrated and depicted in a fun way. I hope people enjoy it as much as I enjoyed essaying these roles,” she added.

The show streams on Amazon Prime Video.

 

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