The sexual adventures of a Hot Indian Bhabhi is an Indian cartoon porn website, featuring explicit depictions of the sexual adventures of a housewife named Savita.
The porn site has become a face of freedom and a face of India's liberals.
Initially the cartoon strip was free to view. But after the ban, the cartoon strip has moved to kirtu.com and requires a subscription fee to view. Earlier versions continue to remain free for viewing.
In India, which is largely a conservative country, right to pornography is not recognized and pornography is illegal. The site is censored by the Indian government.
Initially the creator of the site have chosen to remain anonymous, going under the assumed collective name Indian Porn Empire. However in July 2009, Puneet Agarwal , the creator of the site revealed his identity.
Its influence was blamed for a case where a Bangalore student sent a sexually explicit text message to his teacher.
A comic depicting sex between Savita and a character bearing a strong resemblance to the famous Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan was criticized on Indian TV.
On 3 June 2009 the government of India banned the site.India's libertarian journalist Amit Varma has criticized the censorship by Indian government in his blog India Uncut. There were efforts on the internet to reverse the ban.
Savita Bhabhi may be immortalized on film, if a project by Spectra Multimedia Films to produce a fictionalised film, vaguely based on the 'life, death and after life of Savita Bhabhi' - as the producer terms it, materialises.