Radhika Apte Blames "Psychotic Society Mentality" For Leaked Sex Scene

Actress Radhika Apte starrer upcoming film The Wedding Guest will feature herself and Slumdog Millionaire actor Dev Patel. The two are already promoting the film at various events and fans are eager to see the actors together on the big screen.

Unfortunately, the film is in the news for all the wrong reasons after a sex scene was leaked on the internet recently. The clip plus some pictures have been circulating and have the two actors getting intimate for a lovemaking scene.

Now, the lead actress of the series Radhika Apte has opened up about the leaked sex scenes and blames the "Psychotic mentality of the society".

The Wedding Guest that also stars Dev Patel, has been directed by Michael Winterbottom and also stars Jim Sarbh.

Pictures from a sex scene from the movie have surfaced online and are going viral. Reacting to the leak, Radhika has said questioned why is it being labeled as Radhika’s sex scene when it also features Dev. “The film The Wedding Guest has many other beautiful sequences and the fact that one particular sex scene got leaked because of the psychotic mentality of society.

The leaked sex scene featured both Radhika Apte and Dev Patel in it. But the scenes are being spread in my name. Why the people are not getting spread under the male actor Dev Patel’s name,” a Bollywoodlife report quoted Radhika as saying.

The film based on a mysterious British Muslim man (Dev Patel) on his journey across Pakistan and India. This isn’t the first time that a sex scene from Radhika’s film has been leaked online. Earlier, her scenes with Adil Hussain from Leena Yadav’s Parched were also leaked.

Earlier, talking about featuring in adult scenes, Radhika had told IANS, “I have been brought up watching world cinema and I have traveled a lot so I am very comfortable with my body. I have seen people performing nude on stage in India and abroad.”

The trailer of The Wedding Guest released on February 1, gives a glimpse of the film’s leads making their way through Pakistan and India. All Samira says is that she did not want to get married, while the kidnapper’s past is not revealed. When she asks the man if she can trust him, he simply says, “No”.