They have the same customers. Stories of their lives are the same, the same problems. They tell the same stories: stories of lost opportunities, poverty, hopelessness and exploitation. But there is one big difference: female prostitutes in India can be seen, men – no. Most of them – Knothe – men who feel women who are attracted by other men – gay or bisexual. Basically, they lured money and success. Many there are no other jobs or their wages are so low that the choice they have. Men who sell sex in India, transgress the law twice. First, Gay sex Prohibited by Article 377 of Indian Penal Code. Secondly, prostitution itself is illegal in India. Thus, the male prostitutes in India outside the law, which makes them vulnerable and unprotected. Often they are victims of violence and rape.