Gone are the days when women opted to take revenge once the men they loved wronged them. Today, they simply put the bitter experience behind them and turn to other women.

Welcome to the territory, where 'Men are not Allowed'!

The eponymous project features Payal Rahotagi and playing her love interest is a newcomer Tina Mazumdar who makes her debut with this latest film on lesbianism. She plays Urmila, a girl who has had a bitter experience with men all along, and hence turns to Tanya (Payal Rohatgi).

Tina makes no bones about ample skin show in her film but as a debutante she couldn't have asked for more.

"I know it's a skin flick. I also know, it is not a dream debut vehicle for any newcomer but yet I'm satisfied because It's a role where I get to portray all sort of emotions," she tells. "It's showbiz; here you need to be more than just good actor. I always wanted to be an actor in films, so I guess I had to be prepared to take on the glamour bit in every way."

But isn't she afraid of being typecast?

Says Tina: "None of my other films are sleazy. There's Kahin Ek Raat, a thriller that narrates the story of one night during a curfew and Cha Cha Cha, a comedy. I'm also doing a film called Betaab, which is based on relationships. However, I agreed to do this film because of my role and its presentation.

Tina is trained classical dancer and don't you worry about her safety in this dirty business, she also holds a yellow belt in Karate and Shotokan.