<description>&lt;p&gt;Since the 80s, explicit content has only risen in cinema all over the world. In this episode, we end up debating to what extent is such explicit content is justified, be it the profanity in The Wolf of Wall Street or the male gaze-driven nudity in Game of Thrones. Given that BhindiWire is an Indian collective, a discussion arises on the Indian censor board and its somewhat negative role as a 'moral saviour'. Amidst all the information overload, this episode also delves into our childhood experiences with explicit content, amusing porn parody titles (from Saving Ryan's Privates to ET The Extra Testicle), and much more.&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;
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Since the 80s, explicit content has only risen in cinema all over the world. In this episode, we end up debating to what extent is such explicit content is justified, be it the profanity in The Wolf of Wall Street or the male gaze-driven nudity in Game of Thrones. Given that BhindiWire is an Indian collective, a discussion arises on the Indian censor board and its somewhat negative role as a 'moral saviour'. Amidst all the information overload, this episode also delves into our childhood experiences with explicit content, amusing porn parody titles (from Saving Ryan's Privates to ET The Extra Testicle), and much more.&nbsp;

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Explicit Content: An Un-Adulterated Conversation

Explicit Content: An Un-Adulterated Conversation

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