The only book that deals with pornography in India has finally crossed the hurdles of editing and printing. The provocative book on Pornography (Bangalore Mirror) is authored by Brajesh Rajak, a 3rd year student (now in 4rth year) of National Law School of India University.  The author makes a bold attempt to churn out the intricacies of anti -pornography laws in the United States, U.K. , Japan, South Korea and India with the help of a comparative outlook.  The first chapter of this book provides a jurisprudential overview of the prickly problems of pornography.  The second chapter gives a wide overview of the porn industry in India.  The author has made an attempt to identify the key role players in the porn industry in India.

Other chapters deal with adjudication of pornography in United States, United Kingdom and India and the restrictions imposed upon it in the name of curtailing freedom of speech. The beauty of the book lies in the fact that it does not only indicate with the defects of anti- pornography laws but it also provides for candid solutions and recommendations to correct the loopholes in the anti- porn laws prevalent in our country.   The last chapter analyzes the contractual aspects of pornography.

The book makes for a brilliant reading. Universal Law Publishing Co. Pvt. Ltd. holds the copyright of this book.  I would recommend this book to everyone.