Wolf Of Bollywood’ Is A Sleazefest Masquerading As A TV Show


In early 2018, Karan Mathur is a successful, young, upwardly mobile investment banker; well settled in Mumbai, planning his wedding with his office sweetheart Avantika Sharma. Things take a toll when his friend Sana tries to suicide at his wedding unable to bear the loss of her

Metoo wolf of Bollywood
 is erotic, suspense, and thriller web series. As per official synopsis, “In early 2018, Karan Mathur is a successful, young, upwardly mobile investment banker; well settled in Mumbai, planning his wedding with his office sweetheart Avantika Sharma. Things take a toll when his friend Sana tries to suicide at his wedding, unable to bear the loss of her love? Or is it something else to it? Karan tries to figure out the real culprit behind the crime.”
Vivan Bhatena, Amit Behl, Sikandar Kharbanda, Ridheema Tiwari, and Ana Ilmi included in the cast of #metoo wolf of Bollywood and Deepak Pandey directs this 2nd best adult web series in our list.

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article was first published on 21 September 2019. In October 2018, hundreds of Indian women said #MeToo, narrating instances of sexual harassment and assault, especially at their workplaces. A year on, we’re revisiting some of the most important stories about the movement.
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I remember groaning loudly last year when Karan Johar and Aamir Khan—ensconced in their gaudy, velvet couches on the sets of Koffee with Karan—shook their heads sadly and said they were constantly worried if another man would be accused of harassment and what would that do to his life. Johar made a flustered sound and said how, at the peak of the #MeToo movement in India, he woke up every day dreading which man’s life would be in shambles next. Honestly, I don’t worry that much about dengue even when a mosquito is buzzing around me. And I live in Delhi.

If Bollywood’s initial reaction to the serious allegations of abuse and assault that were emerging at the time was to go all ’hum saath saath hain’, it’s hardly surprising that almost a year later, the men named as perpetrators are back in everyone’s good graces (especially Khan’s). It’s par for the course too, that the first Bollywood film to engage with the movement featured the man as the victim.

To maintain the status quo and protect the privileged, it is essential to distort what a progressive movement is about and make the perpetrators of abuse look like the actual sufferers.

What takes this irresponsibility to a bizarre level is when platforms use the pretext of an important issue like sexual harassment to make a soft porn series out of it.

But here we are, discussing a web series called #MeToo: Wolf of Bollywood, helpfully categorised as ‘erotica’ on the streaming app called Ullu. If nothing else, props for the platform’s self-aware name.

#MeToo opens as the preparations for a wedding are in full swing. The ‘hero’, played by television star Vivan Bhatena, is kissing his onscreen fiancée, when a woman’s body falls with a loud thud on the ground on the stage. The dead woman is Sana, a Bollywood starlet who used to be friends with Bhatena. When the police find a yellow notepad with ‘Me Too’ scrawled over it, Bhatena sets off to find out what Sana meant by Me Too. Okay, seems like a legit enough story until now, except, of course, that the series writer seems to think women respond to sexual harassment like teenagers to a cute boy band—by scribbling one word multiple times in a journal.

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