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Paoli Dam, who took the B-town by storm by doing some erotic scenes in her debut movie 'Hate Story' under Vikram Bhatt’s production, said that she will continue to do intimate scenes even in the future.

The actor, who has bagged the next film 'Love Games' again under Vikram Bhatt’s production, also said that she has no inhibitions being a professional actor that she is for a living.

Talking about Love Story, the seducing Paoli said, “The film is about wife swapping, and it has high sexual content. I know that Bhatt has cast me in this film again, as I don't have any issues performing any kind of intimate scenes that the script would demand.”

Paoli said that she knows the difference between vulgarity and sensuality and will not cross her limitations. She also said that she is not interested in parallel cinema, as all the films are only aimed to make money.

Paoli Dam, the bong bombshell who made her Bollywood acting debut with its first ever erotica 'Hate Story' has been the talk of the town for quite sometime now.

Producer Vikram Bhatt launched Bengali seductress Paoli Dam into Bollywood with 'Hate Story' requiring the debutante not just exhibit her acting skills but also what it takes to become an overnight B-Town Celebrity. 

Hate story, the film is about a woman who becomes a sex worker to get even with the man who brutally deceives her love and f#cks her up. Paoli Dam's immense contribution towards her maiden venture aroused more than just eye-brows and 'Hate Story' has now become a success story with repeated audiences.

Paoli Dam is now embarking upon yet another film with Producer-director Vikram Bhatt. This film has been titled 'Love Games' is takes on a bold subject of wife-swapping.

Bhatt, who has been researching on the subject, has some startling statistics on the subject.

It looks like Bangla bombshell Paoli Dam’s plans to seduce the nation into an orgasmic stupor with her never-before bold-and-brazen love-making act would now have to be content with a relatively tame visual treatment.

On Monday afternoon Paoli’s ‘I-fuk-with-those-who-fuk-with me’ shock therapy in the film Hate Story got a bit of a jolt when the censorboard ordered all the love-making scenes to be drastically reduced.

“All the love-making scenes, around 6 of them, were reduced by 50 percent and the film was given an ‘A’ certificate. Surprisingly the hard-hitting dialogues have been left intact and there weren't any cuts of the dialogue only visuals,” said J.P Singh, the CBFC (censorboad of film certifications)’s Regional Officer Mumbai on the reduction of sex content in the erotic thriller 'Hate Story' featuring Paoli Dam.

While Vivek Agnihotri, the director of 'Hate Story' was unaware of the censorial developments in getting the prints ready, Producer Vikram Bhatt seemed surprisingly gung-ho with the cuts.

“The censorboard has been great. They’ve passed all the dialogues and only got us to cut the excesses in the love-making scenes. I’m extremely pleased with their progressive thinking,” said Bhatt.

The first look of Hate Story promises a steamy journey ahead.

A mystery girl with her bare back and the titillating setting of a gun and a tattoo - the poster of Vikram Bhatt's Hate Story is bold, daring and different.

The identity of the girl is being kept under wraps.

The movie, directed by Vivek Agnihotri, features Nikhil Dwivedi, Paoli Dam and Gulshan Devaiya.

Bengali actress Paoli Dam is known to have done one of the boldest scenes in Bengali cinema in Chatrak. But it is uncertain if the girl in the picture is her.

Prachi Desai might have opted out of Jannat 2 citing her discomfort with the sexual content in the film, but if sources are to be believed, producers Vishesh Films have found a great replacement for her.

Sources claim that Mahesh Bhatt has signed on Bengali bombshell Paoli Dam.

Dam is known to be an uninhibited actress from Kolkata, who recently agreed to go topless for an Italian film, Italo Spinelli's Choli Ke Peeche.

We believe the Bhatts, brothers Mahesh and Mukesh, are set to get a highly sexually uninhibited performance, one more provocative than even Bipasha Basu's and Mallika Sherawat's characters in Jism and Murder respectively.

Although director Kunal Deshmukh is unwilling to confirm if they have signed on Dam, Deshmukh is willing to admit that Desai quit the film after a kissing scene was added to the script.

"Prachi was very clear that she wouldn't be part of the film if the sexual content was revved up. After some changes were made in the script, she stood by her decision, and I respect that," said Deshmukh.

When asked, Desai said, "There were some changes made in the script. It (quitting) was a collective decision taken by Vishesh Films, Deshmukh and me."