Several actors like Deepika Padukone, Bipasha Basu and Paoli Dam have recently dared to reveal of their movies.
Asked if she is ok with the theory of disclosing on screen, Tannishtha told: "I'VE nothing against pornography. Personally, I DON'T BELIEVE I WOULD LIKE to be a porn star."
"But anywhere in a literate world in a refined society, that may be another culture existing. Unfortunately, we're embracing the trash of the west and that is the reason very sad."
She says ignoring skin show isn't the solution.
"I am not saying that pornography doesn't want to exist. It has its own space, but I BELIEVE you ought to make serious stuff for the mainstream," she added.
However, she could be very happy in her own space with projects like British film "Brick Lane" and Indian films "Road, Movie" and her next, Mangesh Hadawale's "Dekh Indian Circus".
She is glad that alternate cinema is now being appreciated by the country's audience.
"I am more than happy here. I BELIEVE more interesting stuff is going on on this space and within the last two years, we have to question what's commercial because a large number of what we call 'other roughly cinema' is embraced and appreciated by our younger audiences," Tannishtha said.
"Big examples are 'Paan Singh Tomar' and 'Vicky Donor' -- none of them is within the cliched Bollywood space. But people loved them even though there have been no big promotions," she added.
