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It also looks like Rani Mukerji’s Aiyyaa (2012). Back in 2012, Mukerji told reporters, "Every girl lusts after a man. It is not new. It is just that they don't talk about it openly. Why does a woman have to be ashamed of even acknowledging her fantasies?".
This OTT wave has given voice to female filmmakers. Directors like Zoya Akhtar ( Made in Heaven ), Leena Yadav ( Parched ), and Konkona Sen Sharma have been able to direct intimacy sequences that are "aesthetic, non-gratuitous, and straight-up," which resonate differently with female viewers than the aggressive, violent sex often portrayed in mainstream cinema. It also looks like Rani Mukerji’s Aiyyaa (2012)
The next morning, the chef was back in his kitchen, experimenting with the mystical blend. The aromas that wafted from his pots that day were unlike anything the neighborhood had ever known. People gathered outside his window, drawn by the irresistible scents. It is just that they don't talk about it openly