I am not a guy but I am still gonna post on this thread.

I think Namrata's attitude towards this whole thing reflects a change the newer nepali generation has towards sex. It is not as taboo anymore. Look at her, she just shrugged the whole thing off. I remember her saying something like "Look, we made the video for our own personal use but now it is online, you can go watch it if you want". She was not embarrassed about it nor was she apologetic. Her attitude toward her scandal is unlike any other nepali person.Even her family members are very strong, if I had done such a thing, my parents would have comitted suicide for sure.

If I were a guy, would I marry her? No and I wouldnt even date her. She is beautiful though.
To a certain extent, I care about what people say about me and my family. It takes time to build a good image but it only takes 1 bad incident to ruin it.
Imagine this happening every time you introduce your wife.
Person A: Do you know his wife well? Who is she? Where does she work?
Person B: Oh you dont know, she was that woman whose sex tape was leaked years back.

As people, we should not be too judgemental. We should let people do what they want and live their own lives. But this kind of mistake will follow you for the rest of your life and even your next generation might be punished for the mistake that you make. Imagine your kids being teased for what you did.

I hope people will be able to look past what she did and focus on what she can contribute to society with the skills that she have.

I dont condemn her for having sex.
I condemn her for sleeping with a man she knows is married.
I condemn her for getting it on tape. That was just stupid.