I’ve tried to do articles on the Indian sub-continent and its attitudes to nudity and sexuality before. Most of those articles remain in the ‘drafts’ pile due to me not ever getting an acceptable handle on a culture which I know little about, and SL isn’t exactly thick on the ground with female Indian avatars (in my experience), despite Indians being fairly active in SL.
That would have some ‘shock’ value, still, in some parts of Europe. So to do so in conservative, patriarchal India????
The play is meant to provoke people into thinking about whether women’s clothing really has any correlation with sexual violence, and that’s an important message to be sent out in India’s rape culture, where dressing in ‘revealing, western clothes’ is given as a defence in rape cases.
“But girls here can’t be like girls in the West. They have to dress decently and watch where they go, who they are with. If they don’t observe these restrictions, they are perceived negatively by men and will be at risk,”, one man is quoted as saying in the article linked directly above.
Mallika Taneja
The message of her show? How much clothing makes a woman rape-proof?
Her play is an important message that needs to resonate across India, and if not seen by all Indian males, they should all be made aware that how women dress is never an excuse for rape or sexual assault.
I’m loathe to single India out as a sole location where this ‘asking for it (because of how she dressed/drank/behaved)’ mindset. It exists here in western culture too.
Ella
the sl naturist 
Yes it’s a real shame that we women often get judged by how we dress and in the wrong place at the right time we can be subject to physical attack for it. I think what we need to figure out is what drives males to attack us, what stimulates their minds to the point that they feel it’s okay to take what is not offered them ?? We have looked into CFNM, not in the porn sense but in the sense that if males were required to be nude most of the time it would humiliate them to the point of having more respect and less hostile desires. Just a random thought. (Ms. K )