Love, Sex Aur Dhokhau00a0 has left censors in a tizzy over a 7.5 minute sex scene that some dub as the boldest ever. Sunday Mid Day tracks down the cast whose identity producers have chosen to hide, to figure why debutantes, some even serious theatre actors, would sign up for what the world views as a sleaze fest

There has been great curiosityu00a0 over who exactly will make up the cast of Dibakar Banerjee's Love, Sex aur Dhokha. Well, the cast is packed with freshers. A nationwide hunt for new faces with a rigorous multi-audition process led to the finalisation of six actors, some with a strong background in theatre, others with no previous acting experience. What followed was a two-month intensive workshop that began in the second half of last year. The actors say the initial weeks were engineered to help each of them get into character since most of them are miles away from the personalities they play. In the final 15 days, they began rehearsing scenes and dialogues. Meet the bold and fearless seven:

Anshuman Jha plays Rahul
The 24 year-old theatre actor-director is the guy behind the youngest theatre group in the country, First Ray Theatre Group. He plays a Bollywood buff who believes that just like in the movies, his life will sort itself out in the end. Anshuman, who admits that this may just be the ugliest debut of the year, has turned down roles in big-budget films Wake Up Sid (starring Ranbir Kapoor) and Delhi Belly (produced by Aamir Khan) because he was clear he wanted to play lead in a film by Dibakar Banerjee. "I mean no offense to anyone but I wanted to play the lead. Why should I play the hero's friend just because I'm not Rishi Kapoor's son or Aamir Khan's nephew?" he asks. Anshuman admits to having enjoyed the experience and having no apprehensions with the sexual content of the film.