Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love

1997 • 113 minutes

À propos de ce film

In a seductive tale of love and betrayal|a king's courtesan is forbidden to embrace her one true love. Trained in the art of pleasure|Maya|the beautiful servant girl becomes defiant|rebelling against ancient tradition. As passion takes over|the conflict brings consequences that no one ever envisioned. Breathtaking cinematography|lavish costumes and mesmerizing music add a compelling richness to this epic tale from critically acclaimed director Mira Nair.

Notes et avis

I dreamed of the effects of the movie and the meaning of the movie. People don't take the saying seriously that there are 2 powerful energies on this earth and they are, Money and Women's Sexuality. If we women would approach most of our relationships with this confidence we would rule the world. This is the lesson Kama Sutra is teaching us. We should welcome are sexuality and share it with no holding back and you can take your lover or any man where they want to go during sex. Sex is very powerful. I thought while watching Myra walk down the road at the end of the movie what happened to Myra and where was she going this time and my conclusion was that she committed suicide to be with here lover. That is my ending. Life for Myra was with her lover forever. No more life here on this earth. I paid $1.99 on Goggle Play to see it. This was a wonderful "Love Tragedy".

Every time I watch it, I learn a new lesson in life. For example, that life (adversity) is bias to none, we all suffer, however our grace in adversity can change our outcome, and grace comes from the spirit, not the material.

Is reminiscent of memoirs of a geisha and is of love and loss and all around beauty. You find yourself into the journey. Not for the kids tho they have tons of sex and nudity in it but beautiful for the adults.