Mira Nair's Kama Sutra

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Mira Nair's Kama Sutra is a 1996 erotic period drama film set in 16th-century India that explores love, sexuality, and power through the intertwined lives of two women.

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instanceOf film
alsoKnownAs Kama Sutra
basedOn Kama Sutra (ancient Indian text, loosely inspired)
linked to: Kamasutra
cinematographyBy Declan Quinn
containsElement court intrigue
dance sequences
explicit sexual content
costumeDesignBy Erica Edell Phillips
countryOfOrigin India
United States
director Mira Nair
distributor Miramax Films
editedBy Kristina Boden
explores class differences between women
intersection of eroticism and power
filmingLocation India
Rajasthan
follows intertwined lives of two women
genre erotic film
period drama film
romantic drama film
language English
mainCharacter Maya
Tara
musicBy Mychael Danna
narrativeFocus female perspectives on desire and agency
notableFor controversial sexual content
lavish period production design
portrays courtesan culture in pre-colonial India
productionCompany Miramax Films
releaseType theatrical film
releaseYear 1996
runtime approximately 114 minutes
screenplayBy Helena Kriel
Mira Nair
setInPlace India
setInTime 16th century
stars Indira Varma
Naveen Andrews
Ramon Tikaram
Rekha
Sarita Choudhury
theme love
power
sexuality
title Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love

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