When Rekha Addressed 'Séx Maniac' Tag
rekha, the seasoned actor, has never held back while speaking her mind. Her openness on "taboo" subjects like premarital sex and gender equality in marriage, however, has frequently resulted in criticism. When the actress was connected to performers like amitabh bachchan, Vinod Mehra, and Jeetendra, she was sometimes called a "sex maniac." In her biography, she addressed this designation and claimed to be an actor known as a "badnaam."
"Rekha: The Untold Story," the actress' biography, addresses these reported encounters, saying, "It is sheer fluke that I have never got pregnant so far." I'm not simply an actress; I'm an actress with a dark history and a reputation for being a sex addict, or "badnaam."
In a magazine interview, she gave her honest assessment of premarital sex. It makes perfect sense. Furthermore, it's nonsense for all those prudes to suggest that a single lady should only have sex on her suhaag raat! love and sex go hand in hand. Without making love to a man, you can never really get close. And wearing a birthday suit is the single occasion when a man and a woman may be at their most authentic selves, according to Rekha.
Rekha thought far more advanced than was typical for her day. Back when gay rights were taboo, she even believed it was OK for her to marry a woman. In an earlier interview, she discussed drugs, passion, and excessive drinking with Simi Garewal.
"Rekha: The Untold Story," the actress' biography, addresses these reported encounters, saying, "It is sheer fluke that I have never got pregnant so far." I'm not simply an actress; I'm an actress with a dark history and a reputation for being a sex addict, or "badnaam."
In a magazine interview, she gave her honest assessment of premarital sex. It makes perfect sense. Furthermore, it's nonsense for all those prudes to suggest that a single lady should only have sex on her suhaag raat! love and sex go hand in hand. Without making love to a man, you can never really get close. And wearing a birthday suit is the single occasion when a man and a woman may be at their most authentic selves, according to Rekha.
Rekha thought far more advanced than was typical for her day. Back when gay rights were taboo, she even believed it was OK for her to marry a woman. In an earlier interview, she discussed drugs, passion, and excessive drinking with Simi Garewal.