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I Love Us | Trailer | EORTV | Deepak Pandey | Supyarde Singh| Roaleey Ryan

Have you ever met someone for the first time, but in your heart you feel as if you’ve met them before? Watch Ananya & Shreyas incomplete story getting completed by Richa & Neha...  Released on Eortv media.

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What are the 4 things we can do for the LGBTQIA+ community?

People who support LGBTQIA+ often ask themselves what can they do for the LGBTQ community and to be honest not everyone has the same views on supporting LGBTQIA+ community. We all are born in some or the other unique way on this earth but the question is why don’t we accept ourselves and others as one in this world. There are a number of things we as common people can do for the LGBTQ community. The name itself represents a lot about the community. Just to break down I would like to tell you about the full form of LGBTQIA+. ‘L’ Stands for lesbian, ‘G’ Stands for gay, ‘B’ stands for Bisexual, ‘T’ Stands for Transgender, ‘Q’ stands for Queer, ‘I’ stands for Intersex and ‘A’ stands for Asexual.

We as a society struggles to understand how we can help with the acceptance of LGBTQIA+ community. Through below points implementation we can actually help LGBTQ+ community find their place in the society.

1) Equality:

When we as society will make LGBTQIA+ community comfortable in their own skin and let them know that everyone is equal they will be able to behave just like other people which most of the times they don’t. Each and every person is born in a different way but all of us are equal and are meant to be treated as one irrespective of what or who they are.

2) Acceptance:

Acceptance not only comes by words but also from the heart, accepting the way they are is a very big step in order to make a bigger change in present and in future in this fast forwarded generation.

3) Respect:

Respect every person for who they are is very important and also helpful. Respecting each and every person for the way they are born and the choices they make will not only increase equality but also love.

4) Compassion:

Showing compassion to LGBTQIA+ community as a society.

We have come across a OTT platform EORTV. EORTV is India’s First LGBT focused OTT platform. They are working towards acceptance of these careworn communities which includes LGBT community as a large. They are wonderful shows which will bring knowledge and understanding of the community. https://www.eortv.com is the website of EORTV.

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PANKHIRYA UDI UDI EORTV, India’s First LGBTQ focused platform released its fourth original titled Pankhriya Udi Udi, a rom-drama series on its platform. The series will have 8 episodes starring Kavita Banerjee and Snower Sania as leads opposite each other. The series aims to normalize same-sex relationships and adopts a raw visual approach to convey the true romantic love of two women. The series is Directed by Deepak Pandey and produced by Dreamzz Images Studio.

The story revolves around the journey of these two leading ladies and how they fight for what life throws at them. When the playful and jaunty Arya played by Snower Sania is discovered with a fatal disease, she wants her girlfriend Pankhi played by Kavita Banerjee to find a new partner.

Deepak Pandey, Director of the series said, “Ours is a platform which believes in equality and inclusion. Pankhirya Udi Udi is a beautiful story with our ethos at the heart of it. The story is all about highlighting five key aspects of life, hope, love, sacrifice, value of emotions and meaning of life. My vision is to inspire the audience with the series and to bring out the positive side of life instead of focusing on the dark. I’m very hopeful that my viewers will connect with the series and lead life towards happiness, support each other and usher in gender equality. Pankhirya stands out differently because it inspires viewers in finding that silver lining in the darkest of clouds”.

Speaking about the show, lead actor Snower Sania stated, “I deeply resonated with the power and message of the script. It is infused with so many facets of emotions; insecurities delivered with a refreshingly uplifting perspective. The narrative is constantly evolving; awakening; simmering our thought process all culminating in a final transformation. This has all been possible through the intriguing vision of Deepak sir who has tastefully planted so many hidden gems throughout the season with well-crafted plot twists & a hint of focused motive to keep “love and purity “as the essence & not the mundane “lesbian romance façade. The audience will experience a roller coaster of emotions; ups and downs; but also, a level of satisfaction in the way the story unfolds”.

Lead actor Kavita Banerjee added, “This is a poignant portrayal of a beautiful love story, and as a performer, it has truly tested my imagination and challenged my skills. I found the treatment of the narrative very genuine that anybody and everybody in love or has ever been in love will relate to, the focus being on a ‘love story’ rather than a ‘lesbian love story’ – it is about time we move beyond cliches. The moment we speak of any story involving a same-sex relationship, it ends up either objectifying the characters or an over-the-top charade sort of a portrayal. Thankfully, Deepak sir’s vision of the story is a much-needed fresh take! “

EORTV is a premium video streaming app that offers thousands of hours of premium, exclusive and original content. Users can view Web series, Music videos, LGBTQ originals, and short videos. The app focuses on making content that caters to the careworn community in society.

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Ali Merchant, Ashmita Jaggi and Harsha Chopda in a quirky, romantic love series 'I Love Us'

Actors Ali Merchant, Ashmita Jaggi and Harsha Chopda will be seen in EORTV's next original series called 'I love us'. The trailer is out and is quite intriguing. It is a quirky and romantic love journey between the three lead actors. The series will be streaming live on EORTV- India’s first LGBTQ focused platform from 18th March. 2022. The series is Directed by Deepak Pandey and produced by Falguni Shah (Dreamzz Images Studio).

 The story revolves around a same sex relationship between Shreya Rajput & Ananya Mitra, the two female leads and how Ashutosh Garewal’s entry played by Ali Merchant in their life, stirs up their existing relationship. In this quirky, romantic love journey who will be the passenger and who will become the ultimate LOVE destination.

 Deepak Pandey, Director of the series said, " Life is like a beautiful journey, where we meet two types of passengers, first are those who meet us only for a brief period. But they touch our lives so deeply that even after they leave, they are with us forever in our memories and second are those who not only take the journey with us, but become our destination. I love Us' is an attempt to showcase the various shades of love. Love brings up a gamut of emotions from agony to ecstasy. It's a beautiful tale that revolves around these three characters and how their relationships change with time."

 Speaking about the show, lead actor Ali Merchant said, "This show has a very honest storyline and is extremely relevant in today’s day and age. I have seen so many kinds of relationships around me and for this role I could easily draw references. The relationships drive the character arcs and our Director Deepak Sir handled every character beautifully. I’m sure audiences will get a very fresh story line, barely attempted on Indian screens”.

 Ashmita Jaggi, lead actor, added, “I Love Us is a story of complex relationship dynamics. Love in itself is the most easy and natural emotion to feel but relationships can become complex. This series explores the various shades of love and nuances in relationships. It was a very challenging character to bring to life, however once I sign up for a Character I see to it I live it to my utmost conviction, no matter what. My co actors and director Deepak ji were very supportive”. 

EORTV is a premium video streaming app that offers thousands of hours of premium, exclusive and original content. Users can view Web series, Music videos, LGBTQ originals and short videos. The app focuses on making content which caters to the careworn community in the society.

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Top 5 Lesbian Series of 2022 That You Can’t Miss

The reason you are reading this article is because you might not be able to find all the greatest lesbian shows that are worthwhile watching. Because of this, we have selected for you some of the best lesbian series available on the internet. 

The number of lesbian television programs has significantly expanded in 2022, and it is no secret that the LGBTQ community has had an impact on television as well. However, the growth of lesbian television programs, in particular, has been impressive. There has been an increase in both watching and the production of shows about lesbians following the success of many lesbian series.

Here is the list of top 5 lesbian series that is worth watching

  1, I Love Us

The two female leads, Shreya Rajput and Ananya Mitra are in a same-sex relationship, and the plot centers on how Ali Merchant's Ashutosh Garewal stirs up their relationship. Who will be the passenger and who will become the ultimate LOVE destination on this quirky, romantic love journey?

    “Life is like a lovely journey where we meet two different kinds of people. The first are those who hardly interact with us briefly. The second group of people is those that not only travel with us but also end up at our destination because they have such a profound impact on our lives that even when they depart, we will always remember them. I Love Us makes an effort to highlight the numerous hues of love. Agony to bliss is just a few of the emotions that love may evoke. It’s a lovely story that centers on these three people and how their connections develop over time”

Available On Eortv

Duration: 180 Minutes, 10 Episodes

Genre: Love, Romance

  2, Pankhirya Udi Udi 

The two leading girl’s journey and the difficulties they encounter serve as the central themes of the narrative. Upon learning that she has a terminal illness, effervescent Arya, portrayed by snower Sania, wishes for her girlfriend pankhi, represented by Kavita Banerjee, to establish a new relationship.

    “A great narrative with our philosophy at its core is Pankhirya Udi Udi. The plot revolves around highlighting five important qualities of life: hope, love, sacrifice, the worth of emotions, and the purpose of existence. Instead than focusing on the negative aspects of life, my goal with the series is to uplift the audience. I have a lot of faith that my viewers would identify with the show, live happier lives, help one another, and advance gender equality. Pankhirya stands out in a unique way because it encourages viewers to look for a silver lining even amid the most ominous of clouds”

 Available On Eortv

Duration: 120 Minutes, 8 Episodes

Genre: LGBT, Romance

  3,  Mombian - Gul aur Sakshi ki Pyaaaaari Si Love Story

A love story of two women, battling with society and fighting for their love. Experience an emotional journey with unexpected twists, showing the virtue of love.

  Available On Eortv

Duration: 120 Minutes, 4 Episodes

Genre: LGBT, Romance

  4, The L word

Most lebian television shows are friend centric. Writers, artists, models, and actresses are just a few of the individuals that The L Word features. While some are in long-term partnerships, others are just starting to date other women. As they discover who they are and the kind of lives they want to lead, they talk about sex with one another and continually come out in various ways.

    Duration: 6 seasons, 70 Episodes

Genre: LGBT, Romance

  5, The Hall of it

High schooler Ellie makes some extra cash writing papers for the other kids at school. But when a football player asks her to write a love letter to his crush instead, the rest plays out like the chaotic high school love story you were hoping for as soon as you started reading this description.

  Duration: 2 seasons, 18 Episodes

Genre: LGBT, Romance

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THE LALIT PRIDE CELEBRATION

Pride is something we should proudly celebrate and this is one of the reasons the lalit decided to celebrate pride with full celebration and joy. Pride celebration at the lalit was a memorable moment and forever to be remembered. It started with a sweet gesture as we were welcomed with shell garlands and a kokum shot. They all made us feel super welcomed. We were very nicely welcomed by the lalit. We were headed for lunch and filled our stomach with different cuisines and mind boggling dessert. We then headed towards the hall where the event started with lighting the candles by the manager of the lalit and a few employees. There was a awarding ceremony where the staff of the lalit were given various types of awards and a few titles. After the award ceremony was done the lalit song was played and we were asked to dance on the song’s moves. After the dance moves were done the pride celebration started with a Goan dance moves performed by few of the lalit’s staff team. All the members of the community were called to cake a pride coloured cake along with the Eortv team.

A beautiful classical dance performance was presented by Gautam. Beautiful dance moves. The event was further carried on with Eortv screening where the managing director Falguni shah said a few words about Eortv and then the glimpses of trailers were presented for people to watch. The founder and CEO of the goa rainbow trust shared their journey and struggles to build their NGO all these years. There was a amazing performance by a soothing singer asher who sang a song followed by a banger dance by Rishabh and smirti who are also a part of the LGBTQ community .

There was another dance performance by gautam himself along with Ronak and followed by ronak’s solo dance which people totally loved! Sumit pawar shared his experience and his journey on his trust that he has been running. A few people shared their experience regarding the even. The event was almost about to end but the lalit’s staff and everyone in the hall was called to teach and learn some dance moves along with the staff dancing on various moves they like. By the end of the event a thank you speech was given by the lalit’s manager and high authorities and the event ended beautifully by a group photo and a few servings of snacks .

The lalit should keep such more events so more allies can come together and make a change towards communities and give courage to the LGBTQ community members to live their life freely. #eortv #eortvmedia #pride #pridemonth #thelalit

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30 SHADES OF PRIDE MONTH

We celebrated 30 different days of pride and each having a different meaning to it and each day’s flag represents something different as they show different colours they are as such -

June 1 st is celebrated as ‘Gay pride’.

Gay is an adjective referring to those with an enduring physical, romantic, and/or emotional attraction to people of the same gender.This is most commonly associated with men as a gay woman may prefer to use the term "lesbian" instead. In a broader sense of the word, gay can also be used as an umbrella term to identify any LGBTQIA+ individual .

June 2 nd is celebrated as ‘lesbian pride’

Lesbian pride means the observance of community visibility as a whole and the movement towards equality. The word ‘lesbian’ is a part of the abbreviation “LGBTQ” which means two girls are attracted to each other or are in love with each other.

June 3rd is celebrated as ‘Bisexual pride’

Bisexual is a label that describes attraction to two or more genders on the gender spectrum.Some bisexual people have a preference toward one or several genders, while others do not.An alternate definition is the sexual attraction to one's own gender and different gender.

June 4th is celebrated as ‘polysexual pride’

Polysexuality is the sexual attraction to various, but not necessarily all, genders.A polysexual person may experience sexual attraction to any number of genders, varying between (at least) two and many. Polysexual individuals may have a preference when it comes to which gender they are attracted to.

June 5th is celebrated as ‘pan sexual pride’

Pansexuality is the sexual attraction toward people regardless of their sex or gender identity.Since gender or sex are not determining factors in who a pansexual person is attracted to, some pansexuals might call themselves gender-blind, therefore rejecting the gender binary.

June 6th is celebrated as ‘Omnisexual pride’

Omnisexuality is the sexual attraction to people of all sexes and gender identities, wherein gender plays a role in one's attraction. This could be a preference or a recognization and that attraction feels differently depending on the gender or sex.

Some omnisexual people may be more attracted to certain genders

June 7th is celebrated as ‘skoliosexual pride’

People who are transgender identify as a gender different from the one they were assigned at birth. They may identify as a man, woman, or neither.

June 8th is celebrated as ‘Demisexual pride’

Demisexual is a term used to describe those who do not experience sexual attraction to others unless they form a strong emotional bond with someone first. Demisexual people may still experience romantic attraction, but until a deep connection is formed, there is no sexual attraction involved.

June 9th is celebrated as ‘Grey ace pride’

Greysexual is someone who experiences occasional and or mild sexual attraction.

June 10th is Celebrated as ‘Asexual pride’

Asexual refers to people who do not experience sexual attraction toward others.

They may experience other forms of attraction, such as romantic, sensual, or aesthetic attraction.

June 11th is celebrated as ‘polymory pride’

Polymory is when people engage in multiple relationships simultaneously. These relationships can be emotional, sexual, or both.

June 12th is celebrated as ‘Intersex pride’

Intersex is a general term used for a variety of conditions in which a person is born with reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn’t seem to fit the typical definition of female and male.

June 13th is celebrated as MTF pride

MTF is a person who’s assigned sex at birth is male, but identifies as a female gender. Typically undergoing HRT and SRS to change their body to fit their proper gender identity.

June 14th is celebrated as FTM pride

Female to male transgender person , meaning the person were assigned female at birth but us transitioning to male.

june 15 th is celebrated as AGENDER pride

Agender people do no feel that they align with any gender, or feel a distinct lack of gender.

June 16th is celebrated as Genderfluid pride

Genderfluid is designating a person who does not identify with a single fixed gender.

June 17th is celebrated as ‘Bigender pride’

Bigender individuals have two gender identities either simultaneously ,at different times or in different situation. These gender could be the two binary genders , man and woman , but they may also include other non binary identities, for example agender and femme.

June 18th is celebrated as ‘Trigender pride’

Trigender is a form of multigender in which someone has three distinct gender identities , a person whose gender encompasses three genders.

June 19th is celebrated as ‘Pangender pride’

Pangender is a multigender non binary gender identity which refers to a vast and diverse multiplicity of genders in the same individual that can extend infinitely, always within the person’s own culture and life experience.

June 20th is celebrated as ‘genderqueer pride’

Genderqueer is an umbrella term with a similar meaning to non-binary. It can be used to describe binary cisgender and transgender people within the LGBT+ community who feel that they have a queer or non normative experience with their gender.

June 21 st is celebrated as demigirl pride

Demigirl is a gender identity term for someone who was assigned female at birth but does not fully identify with being a woman, socially or mentally.

June 22nd is celebrated as ‘Demiboy pride’

A gender identity describing someone who partially, but not fully, identifies as a man boy or otherwise masculine.

June 23rd is celebrated as ‘Androgyne pride’

Androgyne pride is a non binary gender identity associated with androgyne. People who identify as androgyne are simultaneously feminine and masculine, although not necessarily in equal amounts.

June 24th is celebrated as intergender pride

A gender identity under the nonbinary the nonbinary and transgender umbrella terms. Intergender people have a gender identity that is in the middle between the binary genders of female and male, and maybe a mix of both. The word “Intergender” has been independently coined by different people at different times, resulting in two main differences in meaning.

June 25th is celebrated as nonbinary pride

Non binary is used to describe people who feel their gender cannot be defined within the margins of gender binary. Instead they understand their gender in a way that goes beyond simply identifying as either a man or woman.

June 26th is celebrated as questioning pride

Questioning is a term used to describe individuals who are exploring, learning, or experimenting with their sexual or romantic orientation, or gender identity.

June 27th is celebrated as Homoromantic pride

Homoromantic refers to the romantic attraction to the same gender or genders similar to one’s own.

June 28th is celebrated as ‘biromantic’ pride

Biromantic is a term used to describe people who are capable of feeling a romantic connection to people of two specific and distinct gender identities.

June 29th is celebrated as ‘pan romantic’ pride .

Panromantic is a term used to describe people who are capable of feeling a romantic attraction toward people regardless of their sex or gender identity. The sexual equivalent of this is pansexual

June 30 th is celebrated as ‘Aromantic’ pride

Aromantic, often shortened to aro, describes people who do not experience romantic attraction or experience little-to-no romantic attraction. One of the meanings of the A in LGBTQIA+ is Aromantic. Aromanticism is a romantic orientation and may involve forms of attraction that are not necessarily romantic, or interests in relationships that are intimate in other ways. There is no singular experience of aromanticism.

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Bigender pride -

Bigender is a gender identity in which a person has or experiences two genders. The genders may be any combination of two genders, and those genders can be binary ("man" or "woman") or non-binary. They may be experienced simultaneously or may alternate, and they may not be experienced equally or in the same way. For example, a bigender person may be both a woman and a man, agender and neutrois, or non-binary and a woman.[1] Bigender is an identity under the transgender umbrella.

Early examples of the term 'bigender' appear as early as the late 1980s,[3] though at this time it was grouped under the "androgyne" label as "bigenderist". Definitions were rooted in the expression of "either gender role" or as "having two genders".

The most known bigender flag was created by Tumblr user no-bucks-for-this-doe. The flag consists of two different pink stripes, a deep pink followed by the traditional depiction of pink. From there, a lilac stripe, a white stripe, and another lilac stripe. The last two stripes are baby blue followed by a deep blue. The exact meanings of each color were not specified when coined, though some assumptions have been made. One theory is that the pink stripes represent femininity, blue represents masculinity, purple represents a combination of male and female or androgyny, and the center white stripe represents non-binary.

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GENDER FLUID PRIDE

Genderfluid or simply fluid, refers to someone whose gender identity changes over time. A genderfluid individual can identify as any gender, or combination of genders, at any given time. Their gender can change at random, or it may vary in response to different circumstances. At times, these individuals may identify as male, female, both, or neither. Their pronouns may vary at different times. The term genderfluid can be used as a specific identity in itself or as a descriptive term. They are generally considered under the non-binary and transgender umbrellas, but not all genderfluid individuals identify with those terms. Some genderfluid people transition socially, physically, and/or legally.

The word "genderfluid" has been in use since at least the 1990s, although with a different meaning. The earliest known definition appears in Kate Bornstein's book Gender Outlaw: On Men, Women and the Rest of Us, which defines genderfluidity as the "ability to freely and knowingly become one of many of a limitless number of genders, for any length of time, at any rate of change. Gender fluidity recognizes no borders or rules of gender."

Created by. JJ Poole in 2012, the Gender Fluid flag consists of. five stripes, representing the fluctuations and flexibility of gender in gender fluid people. The first stripe is pink, which represents femininity or feeling female. The second stripe is white, representing the lack of gender.

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AGENDER PRIDE -

Agender is a term which can be literally translated as without gender. It can be seen either as a non-binary gender identity or as a statement of not having a gender identity.

Many agender people also identify as genderqueer, non-binary and/or transgender. However, some agender people prefer to avoid these terms, especially transgender, as they feel this implies identifying as a gender other than their assigned gender, while they in fact do not identify as any gender at all. In fact, the term agender is considered an oxymoron among many. Since it is a lack of gender, some feel that it should not be labeled as a gender at all. Others see the label agender as a declaration that they are whole without a gender.

The agender pride flag, created by Salem X in 2014, has seven horizontal stripes. The black and white stripes represent an absence of gender, the gray represents semi-genderlessness, and the central green stripe represents nonbinary genders.

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MTF PRIDE -

A term for a transgender individual who currently identifies as a woman (see also “MTF”).

MTF: A person who transitions from "male-to-female," meaning a person who was assigned male at birth, but identifies and lives as a female. Also known as a “transgender woman.” Sex Reassignment Surgery: Surgical procedures that change one's body to better reflect a person's gender identity.

Trans women have a female gender identity, may experience gender dysphoria, and may transition; this process commonly includes hormone replacement therapy and sometimes sex reassignment surgery, which can bring relief and resolve feelings of gender dysphoria. Trans women may be heterosexual, bisexual, homosexual, asexual, or identify with other terms (such as queer).

The Transgender Pride Flag was created by American trans woman Monica Helms in 1999, and was first shown at a pride parade in Phoenix, Arizona, United States in 2000. The flag represents the transgender community and consists of five horizontal stripes: two light blue, two pink, and one white in the center.

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Polyamory pride -

A polyamorous relationship is one in which one or more of the participants are involved romantically or sexually with more than one individual at a time . Each person involved in the relationship consents to the situation and is aware of the non monogamous nature . ‘Poly’ comes from the Greek word meaning ‘many’ and ‘armory’ comes from the Latin word meaning’love’ . The combination of Greek and Latin roots , which is against traditional language rules, emphasis how polyamory relationships go against typical romantic and sexual norms. The original polyamorous flag was designed by Jim evans in 1995.

The blue stripe stands for openness and honesty among all partners, and the red strip stands for love and passion. The black stripe represents solidarity with those who must hide their polyamorous relationships from the outside world .

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ASEXUAL PRIDE -

Asexual refers to people who do not experience sexual attraction toward others.They may experience other forms of attraction, such as romantic, sensual, or aesthetic attraction. Asexuality is a sexual orientation,not a gender identity, behavior, or medical condition. Some asexual people choose to engage in sexual activities for various reasons despite not experiencing sexual feelings and desire toward any particular person.

The term 'asexual' comes from the negation prefix a-, meaning 'not' or 'without', with the word 'sexual'. It was initially used to describe biological organisms that had no sex organs.Its use as a label was popularized by Alfred Kinsey in his Heterosexual-Homosexual Rating Scale with X being used to denote people who did not engage in sexual behaviors.

It is composed of four horizontal stripes from top to bottom in the colors black, grey, white, and purple. The color black indicates asexuals , grey indicates demisexuals and grayasexuals , the colour white represents sexuals , as in non-asexual partners and allies and purple shows the sign of the community .

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