Savita Bhabhi: From comic porn to Bollywood

Smut to silver screen

India's most notorious porn star ever, Savita Bhabhi, is all set for her Bollywood debut..

Savita Bhabhi first entered the Indian public's consciousness in early 2008 and her popularity soared following a spate of media reports announcing the arrival of the new Indian porn queen.

The first Indian online comic porn star, Savita Bhabhi's popularity overshadows all other Indian top Indian porn stars put together - Shakeela, Sunny Leone, Angela Devi and Priya Rai.

Savita Bhabhi is the brain child of Puneet Agarwal, a UK based businessman, who is more popularly known by his online pseudonym - Deshmukh. Initially anonymous, Puneet revealed his real identity in July 2009.

Puneet along two other contributors, Dexter and Madman (their real identities are not known) are the people behind the popular adult web comic. There are also a number of occasional contributors who lend their talent to put together different aspects of the comic.

Savita Bhabhi, her actual name is Savita Patel (the Bhabhi suffix refers to sister-in-law) is a promiscuous housewife in her late twenties and her sexual escapades involved individuals across the class divides.

Savita's 33-year-old husband, Ashok Patel is oblivious of his wife's nymphomaniac ways.

Savita is also bisexual, with a few issues of the online comic dedicated to her sexual encounters with women.

A new page of the comic was posted daily to the website and a full issue was usually completed in about a month.

Top 10: World's best cities to live in

Sun, sand and fun!
Vancouver topped the list of the world's most liveable cities for the fifth straight year, while Melbourne claimed second place from Vienna and Australian and Canadian cities dominated the list's top 10 spots. In the annual survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit, the Canadian west coast city and 2010 Winter Olympics host scored 98 percent on a combination of stability, health care, culture and environment, education, and infrastructure - a score unchanged from last year.

1. Vancouver, Canada

Vancouver has topped the list from 2007. A jogger runs along the seawall in Stanley Park with the city skyline in the background in this June 24, 2003 photo. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey ranks cities based on 30 factors such as healthcare, culture and environment, and education and personal safety.

2. Melbourne, Australia

Office workers head to Flinders Street Station in central Melbourne February 10, 2011. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey ranks cities based on 30 factors such as healthcare, culture and environment, and education and personal safety.

3. Vienna, Austria

Skaters enjoy the annual 'Wiener Eistraum' ice rink built in front of the City Hall during its opening in Vienna January 20, 2011. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey ranks cities based on 30 factors such as healthcare, culture and environment, and education and personal safety.

4. Toronto, Canada

People play a game of pickup soccer in downtown Toronto May 18, 2010. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey ranks cities based on 30 factors such as healthcare, culture and environment, and education and personal safety.

5. Calgary, Canada

The Pengrowth Saddledome stands as one of the icons of the Calgary, Alberta skyline June 25, 2009. Calgary is home to the headquarters of Canada's oil industry. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey ranks cities based on 30 factors such as healthcare, culture and environment, and education and personal safety.

6. Helsinki, Finland

Cafe in the square of the Three Blacksmiths, Helsinki. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey ranks cities based on 30 factors such as healthcare, culture and environment, and education and personal safety.

7. Sydney, Australia

An aerial view of Sydney's Opera House and Circular Quay in the cities central business district August 18, 2000. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey ranks cities based on 30 factors such as healthcare, culture and environment, and education and personal safety.

8. Perth, Australia

Kayakers paddle on the Swan River past the Perth city skyline June 1, 2008. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey ranks cities based on 30 factors such as healthcare, culture and environment, and education and personal safety.

9. Adelaide, Australia

A road can be seen through the drought-effected area of the McLaren Vale region in South Australia, 80 kilometers south-east of Adelaide December 8, 2006. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey ranks cities based on 30 factors such as healthcare, culture and environment, and education and personal safety.

10. Auckland, New Zealand

The sun goes down on Auckland as it approaches Earth Hour, March 27, 2010. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey ranks cities based on 30 factors such as healthcare, culture and environment, and education and personal safety.