The paper sheds light on the invisible lives of male sex workers in India, from antiquity to the present day. It explores the historical and modern context of male prostitution in India, highlighting the challenges faced by male sex workers, particularly in the face of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and legal implications. The narrative delves into the various forms of male sex work, including gay sex work, masseurs, and traditional male dancers, offering insights into their vulnerabilities, exploitation, and violence they encounter. The paper also discusses the legal status of prostitution in India, Supreme Court judgements, and the need for recognition and support for male sex workers in the country.