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actresses who pose undressed for the first time or in underwear in scenes in cinema films. In this article, I will be highlighting several examples taken from contemporary cinema to provide an in-depth analysis of this phenomenon.

In recent years, there has been a growing trend in cinema where actresses are expected to remove their clothes for certain scenes. One notable example of this is Margot Robbie in the much talked about film, "The Wolf of Wall Street." In this film, Robbie's character is seen seducing Leonardo DiCaprio's character while wearing nothing but underwear. While some may argue that this scene was necessary for the story, others believe that it was purely for shock value.

Another example of this trend is Dakota Johnson's role in the "Fifty Shades of Grey" series. Johnson's character is frequently seen in lingerie or fully undressed, which has caused controversy among some critics and viewers. While some argue that Johnson's performance adds to the erotic nature of the film, others believe that it is gratuitous and objectifying.

More recently, Emma Stone and Olivia Colman in the film "The Favourite," both appeared partially nude. The film, nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards, featured several explicit scenes between the two actresses. While some praised the performances of the actresses, others criticized the overt sexualization of the women in the film.

This trend is not limited to Hollywood either. In Indian cinema, actresses are often expected to perform item numbers or dance sequences in revealing clothing. These performances are often criticized for objectifying women and perpetuating harmful stereotypes.

In conclusion, the practice of actresses posing undressed for the first time or in their underwear in scenes in cinema films is a controversial issue. While some argue that these performances are necessary for the story, others believe that they are gratuitous and objectifying. Examples from contemporary cinema, such as Margot Robbie in "The Wolf of Wall Street," Dakota Johnson in "Fifty Shades of Grey," and Emma Stone and Olivia Colman in "The Favourite," showcase the complexity of this issue and the ongoing debate surrounding it.