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In the light of the recent changes within the constitution regarding the legalisation of the "sex work", this song, "Murad" and it's video are put out in an attempt to help people become more aware towards the dynamics and the oddities of this business. In the recent times, prostitution has seen exponential growth as the imbalance between the financial needs and the requirements continue to stray further. Today, in India, prostitution is a booming business as those higher up in the order benefit from it the most, but the prostitutes themselves would concur. Life of an escort in India is rather simple yet not. As India continues to battle poverty, millions of families are left out on the streets, families disbanded and children left with no one to look after them. The roots prostitution revolves around finding new young recruits, depriving them of their rights, education and an innocent childhood which we all are entitled to. They are groomed and taught the ways of an escort from the very beginning. Denied of traditional education, they are taught the "art of pleasure and seduction". They are taught to bear the trauma and the physical insults from an early age. They are taught to be stoic, to suppress their emotions. Instead of sharing tales about their adventures that they had on the picnic trip, experiences with their clientelles are discussed at supper. However for some people, the story is completely different. They willingly sell their bodies to earn enough that it would earn them a couple times meal. There are people out there for whom, prostitution is the only way of sustaining a sub-average lifestyle. As heinous and looked down upon it may seem, to some people, this profession is the only way out. As the population of the country tackles ever progressing unemployment, earning a sustained income is all that matters to some people. Prostitution is no different than any other profession out there. Just like any other profession, it can be viewed in two different perspectives. Victims and willing members of this profession deserve greater compassion from the society. They don't ask for much, but rather just a little respect because at the end of the day, the way they earn their living is rightfully earned by them. Written by Sanjana Sharma Consider Subscribing to our channel and sharing our work. Your support will keep us moving ahead.😊