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Naveen Andrews | Raj Singh | |
Indira Varma | Maya | |
Sarita Choudury | ||
Rekha | Rasa Devi, teacher of the Kama Sutra | |
Ramon Tikaram | ||
Sarita Choudhury | Tara | |
Khalid Tyabji | Biki | |
Arundhati Rao | Annabi | |
Surabhi Bhansali | Young Maya | |
Garima Dhup | Young Tara | |
Pearl Padamsee | Maham Anga | |
Kusum Haidar | Dilki | |
Harish Patel | Doctor Mani | |
Ranjit Chowdhry | Babu | |
Achala Sachdev | Rupa | |
Arjun Sajnani | Bashir | |
Avijit Dutt | Vazir | |
Anjum Rajabali | Madho Singh |
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Producer | Mira Nair
Lydia Dean Pilcher Caroline Baron |
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Writer | Mira Nair
Helena Kriel Go Nagai |
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Musician | Ken Yajima
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In a world ruled by pleasure, love is the ultimate seduction. Passion. Pleasure. Power. Kama Sutra brings the legends to life as it follows the fortunes of Maya (Indira Varma) and Tara (Sarita Choudury) through a pivotal period of 16th century Indian history. Tara is a princess, Maya her servant. Raised together as childhood friends and rivals, each in different ways uses the teachings of the Kama Sutra, the 4th century Indian treatise on love and sexuality, as a source of inspiration and enlightenment in a high-stakes romantic chess game. When Maya finally achieves the equality with Tara she has always desired, the price that must be paid is mythic in its finality. |
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