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B-grade movies frequently parodied major Bollywood storylines, styles, and character tropes. They offered low-budget, explicit alternatives to the glamorous action and romance films produced in Mumbai. The Evolution of the Adult Entertainment Market To the mainstream audience, Sindhu is a phantom