‘B’ and his girlfriend ‘G’, both adults, engage in consensual sexual intercourse in the privacy of the bedroom of the latter and ‘B’ with her consent prepares a video clip on his mobile camera and later shows it in total privacy to his friend ‘F’, it amounts to

'B' recorded a private sexual act without clear consent and then shared the recording with 'F'. Under Section 354C IPC, voyeurism includes capturing or sharing images of a woman's private acts without consent. Even though the initial act was consensual, recording and sharing it violates the privacy expectation and constitutes voyeurism.