Sai pallavi's smile and the grace and elegance she carries is just unmatchable , not to forget her acting and dancing . Would like to see more women like her 😊😍

@sravanthikacham

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

Sai Pallavi is amazing! To have the confidence to appear in her first film with almost no make up and pimples takes a lot of guts.

@binap9935

4 жыл бұрын

Kudos to the malayalam movie Premam director for giving Sai Pallavi her confidence and opportunity to showcase her true self.

@noobplays3818

4 жыл бұрын

Heroines coming from North India has to learn something from them...

@reshmavarma3386

4 жыл бұрын

@@binap9935 that is y she is one of my favourites herione

@chandrahasmg5258

4 жыл бұрын

She got fame through telugu films

@chandrahasmg5258

4 жыл бұрын

@Jaya Two oh really which tamil film called her

The skin color , clear skin , weight.. these are main aspects for girl to get married in our country...the guys mother thinks that their son is Tom cruise .. n taunt every girl they see on looks ..

@adamseden1330

4 жыл бұрын

Facts

@lydiajay2434

4 жыл бұрын

True

@deepadcruz6483

4 жыл бұрын

Tom cruise 😂😂

@cookwithsaireta8693

4 жыл бұрын

U nailed it..

@georgewesley5187

4 жыл бұрын

Literally every mother...

During my school days .. my teachers used to assume that fair girls are rich, studious and good . It was so hard for me to convince my teacher in standard 5 that we have a car at home. . she really thought I was lying ..

@deepadcruz6483

4 жыл бұрын

This is sooo true.. us dusky girls will still find it hard to gain the sales woman's attention even if we have the money to b uy the entire shop 😵

@soumiyamuthuraja7175

4 жыл бұрын

@@deepadcruz6483 anyway Deepa it's all in the past .. today IAM a successful entrepreneur and none can deny it.. I just wish more strength for my daughter to fight such stupid discriminations and judgements ..

@PTrails2011

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, really ? Teachers did that ? I can imagine what that did to your young minds .... :-O

@nidhikujur8508

4 жыл бұрын

That's so true... dark people are directly considered poor and unworthy and it's very difficult to fight at a young age..

@deepadcruz6483

4 жыл бұрын

@@soumiyamuthuraja7175 proud of u 🥰

Rat a Pathak said it so beautifully- Indian culture is so diverse- not only language and food. Even skin tone we get from a Caucasian like white to dark skin , blue eyes to black . How lovely is that!! We absolutely must celebrate and be proud not be ashamed!

Kangana had turned down a big amount and refused to endorse fairness products much early in her career when she was still struggling and even before colourism was a thing... kudos to her stand

@kunjikonjumon

4 жыл бұрын

Kareena endorses be chutiye. TV nehi Dekh ta kya

@blazingumbreon510

4 жыл бұрын

@UnSq bullshit kareena still endorses fair skin products

@deepadcruz6483

4 жыл бұрын

@UnSq but saying it out loud is calling them out and its good. Ps I'm not a kangana fan.

@ladybug5250

4 жыл бұрын

But Barkha will not call Kangana becos of her political views 😄

@thinkaloud900

4 жыл бұрын

@UnSq Kareena has endorsed fairness products.please Google it

Kajol, Deepika Padukone, Priyanka Chopra, Samantha Ruth... all brown to fair

@cinnow

4 жыл бұрын

Not Deepika or Priyanka. Don't know about Samantha

@lifegoeson6461

4 жыл бұрын

@@cinnow come on , you can see the difference between their initial pics and now.

@anjali120

4 жыл бұрын

@@lifegoeson6461 or see Priyanka in the US, she is on the dark end of brown skin! in bollywood, she is so fair!

@lifegoeson6461

4 жыл бұрын

@@anjali120 yup ! That's why said "their"

@cinnow

4 жыл бұрын

@@anjali120 yes and I think it's to do with photography not their using fair and lovely which doesn't work incidentally 😊 photoshopping pics or lightening skin colour in Indian movies digitally, along with making the grass emerald green and the sea an amazing sapphire, is par for the course. And then there's make up. The lighting. So when they appear on Western shows without these benefits, which would be laughed at, they look their normal colour and the Westerners like them that way. They really can't tell the difference between miniscule shades of skin colour the way we do 🤔

India is so colorist that we can't even worship lord krishna and goddess kali in their true color, their skin is depicted as blueish purple rather than pitch black.

Kajol did a skin whitening treatment, look at her pre and post Baazigar

@deepadcruz6483

4 жыл бұрын

I think even Deepika did 😥 its so sad cause her tan color was just too hot

@sonumittal1436

4 жыл бұрын

I would say these role models like Rekha,kajol,Shilpa etc they should share every sort of treatment they underwent rather than hiding under the name of yoga.....let everyone has the right to know what treatments are available...rather than making it a hidden secret.....i would say choice should be ours hw we want to look .

@rinibunny7900

4 жыл бұрын

Yes she has undergone a treatment but never admits! Whenever someone asks her about it she gets annoyed. She says she became fair by staying at home and not exposing herself to the sun! How can someone like her who was so dusky become fair just by being at home she thinks people are fools.

@priyad6506

4 жыл бұрын

In London, there are skin whitening injections or iv glutathione treatments containing glutathione and vitamin c. Each injection costing around £200 which is nearly 20,000rs.. you need more than 10/20 to get to fair colour and every 6months or 3 months As all these Bollywood actors are obsessed about fairness and they do have the money, they must be taking these treatments regularly.. I have this info as at some point even I though of doing these treatments but at last min backed off as I realised I live in UK and no one here really gives a shit about skin colour.. i have wheatish skin colour and I have good features so overall I look good BUT when I goto India especially Delhi, they are like your brother and sister are soo fair but your colour is not “saaf”.. and I am like wtf.. I am really slim so I have half mind of replying to them saying you are sooo fat but I retrain myself.. now decided to be away from such people, never visit Delhi anymore (which is my in-laws so not missing much here) 😂 In countries like uk, no one has such obsessions. I mean they might get a fake tan but not because someone looked down upon them, they just do it because they want. In India we do fairness treatments because people look down upon you if you are not fair and then fairness treatment is only option

Skin colour and caste have always gone hand in hand..i ve seen a lot of people who ask me whether am a brahmin just coz am fair..and they get shocked to know tat am from a lower caste..some ve even asked me how i can be fair and be from a lower caste,like they r taken aback tat such a thing s possible,some even thought i was joking..t s as if i ve crossed the norms for the description of a lower caste person..and i ve seen people judge a person to be a dalit coz of their dark skin..skin colour has become like a means to identify a person's caste especially n a region filled with mixed population..

@blazingumbreon510

4 жыл бұрын

Yes our culture is worshipping dark skinned kali ma and krishna ji how can they be so hypocritical to discriminate people on the same dark skin our God is having

@mohamedhabib8460

4 жыл бұрын

There is a scientific explanation behind the "Casteism & Colorism". Anthropologists say that humans (Homo sapiens who evolved from Dark Skin Monkeys like Chimps) started migrating from Africa (around the Lake Victoria where they evolved FIRST a few million years ago) about 50,000 years ago. This is called Great Migration of Human Species. One Wave went up straight towards Central Asia (now the steppe lands called Kashakstan) and another wave went to Persia then to Afghanistan then to India & finally settled in South India. Some traveled further to Australia via Burma & Malaysia. Hence, if you line up a few dozen people each from Kenya, Kanyakumari & Aboriginal Australia, they will look very much alike in skin color, bone frame etc. In India we call this Original People as Dravidians. After some period of thousands of years, People who traveled to North (Central Asia) got the Mutation of the genes making melonin pigment (this is to avoid bone breaking and killing people in very cold climate). So they looked "Whitish". These White People started moving towards South to North India. These fair skinned People are named the Aryans. These two types of People, Dravidians & Aryans, intermarried for thousands of years to produce children with a hue of skin colors from North to South of India (Kashmiris will be very fair & whitish and Kanyakumari will be dark pigmented. Melanin gene wild type = Dark skin color = Superior for skin health, and the Mutant gene = lighter color = Inferior for skin health as the host mentioned. Yes, most Brahmins are from the North = fair skinned Aryans and a few are dark skinned. Most of the Non-Brahmins are from South dark skinned Dravidians. Upper Caste Aryans always set the Rules of the Game in India historically because of Manu Dharma, & they are the Original Architects of Caste & Color Politics in India......You are right: India has a Mixed Population for Melonin Content in the Skin. There is a Spectrum of color. If people understand the Science of Melonin Pigment, they will know how their destiny was "created"! Lol..

@blazingumbreon510

4 жыл бұрын

@@mohamedhabib8460 lol bullshit

@frenchracqlett5368

4 жыл бұрын

Uggghh. Tell me about it..

@rahulsaran836

4 жыл бұрын

Castheism still exist in India?! Are these guys still lives in 20th century? Sigh!

I don't agree with Barkha but i so agree with Ratna. It is no crime to be gora or kala, the idea is to be accepting of all shades of skin. The problem is not girls wanting to use fairness products or tanning products, problem is what is driving that choice. Is it because of social pressure or is it because they want to experiment with their looks. And this applies to not just skin color but all of the cosmetic procedures.

@ranjitnair3702

3 жыл бұрын

Being a trained Jorno Bharkha is programmed to debate on one side. Good for Debates but not wise talks. Ratna is diamond.

seema hari is truly beautiful!! a real dark indian beauty!! we need more real dark indian actrees and model and not just tanned like kajol..i mean dark like seema hari or darker like some dark and lovely tamil woman from south india!! dark/black is beautiful!!

Seema Hari, the host, is awesome!

Sai Pallavi such a charm and gem of a person you are . Every time you keep impressing. Only praises for you Love ❤️ you..😘❤️ God bless you and you reach great heights..😊😘

@sundervenkataram5907

4 жыл бұрын

You ask her why she attended such a silly program of bums. What was she trying to prove?

@gadesrisumedhamahima6692

4 жыл бұрын

She was invited so she attended what’s wrong in it.

the way she presents and the way she talks and behaves made me watch all of Si Pallavi's interviews.....lot of love from Kerala Sai......and congrats for that "no to money"!!!....and I heard Kangana also did this...

Respect from a dark toned Super mom who is pursuing IAS journey! We need more episodes like these... And movies too. Please do the ladies a favour a make a movie that speaks about this.

Thank you for wonderful message by all the angels on the dias and thanks to all who came to appreciate the message.... Let's be confident for what we are.... Let's accept ourselves.... Complexion or skin tone or something else is NOTHING... BE YOURSELF BELIEVE IN YOURSELF

Thanku we the women for having discussion on such issues.

Could use 450 million dollars to promote menstrual cups...helps earth atleast..

@sarojiniginger

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. Life changing.

Lovin the discussion. Ratna Pathak Shah...soo articulate and fiery . Love her and all these women. Huge respect for Sai getting on screen as she is ! Melanin is a super power...Bravo . I'm a personal stylist, and have a lot of women who talk to me about facing flak for skin color. I've started the group ASLIBROWNGURLS-INDIA, as my way of talking, bringing things out, helping with few styling tips to look our best in our skin color...I've seen it builds a loooot of confidence. More power to us girls

A friend I used to respect he had the most precious baby girl. We went to see the family, the first visit between the feedings, sleeplessness and diaper changes he tells me he was worried the baby would be darker skinned like him, and FYI he is lightly tanned the average Indian brown skin tone. My jaws hit the floor and I am thinking so the fact that this child was born healthy is an afterthought but thank the heavens that she is fair skinned like her mother. My biggest defense for this is the fact that a person could have the flawless most snowy, dewy, pearly, pale as a ghost, desirable skin, if their heart and soul don't match that, what's the point of having beautiful skin?! Anything can happen to physical beauty in an instant, but who you are as an individual inside will not change with seasons. I also have a nephew who is now 10, somehow his tiny soul registered at the age of 5/6 that he is darker toned than the rest of his family and he feels so badly about it. What a shallow world surrounds us. I wish more and more folks around us were wholesome in character and rich in compassion with their choice of words. And instead of waiting for celebrities to instill confidence in our human supplants, that us as parents would be proactive in doing that job well.

@AnishManikandanneo

4 жыл бұрын

It's stupid to think that fairness makes a person beautiful. Dusky skinned people can be more beautiful than a fair skinned person. I find that complexion much more appealing.

This is the kind of stuff that needs to go viral in India and beyond and I’ll admit what I took away from it is that we all have been biased at one point or the other in our lives but it’s never to late to reassess and refocus ourselves in the right direction. Also, while this “Colorism” is more of an issue for females (atleast in India) but guys have to deal with it at some level and hence it’s important that we spread this word across so we could slowly curb this fair skin mania...

@niveg06

4 жыл бұрын

Sara Ali Khan's interview with Barkha has 245K views...and this doesn't even have 100k views...sad.

@pillaimeenakshy

4 жыл бұрын

@@niveg06 And she dismissed colorism by advicing to use lighter shade of makeup or spray painting oneself. Entitled as heck.

@niveg06

4 жыл бұрын

@@pillaimeenakshy Yeah and people think she's intelligent just because she went to college. Lol.

@pillaimeenakshy

4 жыл бұрын

@@niveg06 that's her PR spin & the Indian mentality of equating foreign degree with intelligence.

@niveg06

4 жыл бұрын

@@pillaimeenakshy So true. And she's from a rich family, she would obviously get into Columbia.

Hence, the saying- beauty lies in eyes of beholder 👀

I feel the film industry has a large role to play since that’s what the public uses in general as a yardstick to judge beauty and in that sense I find it very troubling when I see that in most dance numbers where there are background dancers, lately I see more and more of Russian/European girls/boys dancing. Why?? Are Indians or people with darker skin tone not good enough...and please don’t pass the blame over to the audience. Yes unfortunately given our prejudices the guys/gals love to these these ultra fair models prancing around but if they had not been presented in the first place the audience wouldn’t have missed it. In trying to hide a bad choreography they use these foreign locales and dancers thus establishing that bias further. People end up thinking rest of the world and the people over there are far more beautiful when the fact is they have their own set of problems or why else would they come to India to dance around the trees in the movies that they don’t understand

@ranjitnair3702

3 жыл бұрын

Our film Industry went from bad to worse over all these years. They exploited all the insecurities of this society to make money. Now they are are suffering with bad image & quality content . Soon OTT will dump them in garbage bins.

Great show.I second ratna ji s words that our young men should be educated properly .

Awesome ladies! Very proud of you all!

Keeping aside the important converation that they had.....What's with Barkha invading/disrepecting Sai's personal space just because she is approachable🤨 Also Ratna Pathak Shah needs to chill when someone else is speaking...not every can be perfectly articulate...when part of such a discussion one has to try and understand where the other person is coming from before jumping to conclusions. Sai Pallavi is ofcourse phenomenal and has so much potential to achieve more greatness in her career with the kind of talent she has....go girl...do what you believe in 🤟🤟

Right .... beauty is not all about appearance .. how she / he is looks like . It’s about our perception towards them ..

Wonderful event, I don't even think about the fair n lovely.....how bad it was! Anyhow great job, I am up 👆 for this.

Sai pallavi u stand out in the crowd . Amazing dancer

There was a roommate of mine who was 'fair in color' ..whenever I used to consume tea, she comes to me and bark that dont drink tea.you will become black .. She always used to make fun of dark colored people and hate on them. I just hate her for such kind of mindset. 🙄🙄

AMAZING!!!!!! I AM SO OBSESSED!!!!!

Total disagreement with what ratna says at 12.55 ...in our ancient culture dark skin was never looked down upon...infact our Gods were always portrayed as brown also the beautiful Ravi Varma paintings had dusky hued women..it's after the western rule and media influence we began to worship everything "gora".. first step is to take pride in our origins and culture ..we are a tropical country and so will be in shades of brown

@see2saw

4 жыл бұрын

True that

@dikshasharma4716

4 жыл бұрын

Yes you are right !.... draupadi was portrayed dark skinned and was so beautiful. This 'gora' factor came only after britishers came to india.

@blazingumbreon510

4 жыл бұрын

@saimira menon kali ma is also darknskinned

@ayhdiv84

4 жыл бұрын

I guess Sikhs have celebrated whiteness all those years back..some story about a black bird that entered the holy water n came out white

@suryatejadaidi3834

3 жыл бұрын

Ho, then why did 99% God's are showed to be white skinned? Why Kali and Krishna showed in some what bluer black tone rather than dark or brown? India was India is and India going to be racist. You would understand if only you experience it personally. Cheers. Btw I'm thicker shade of brown.

The hilarious thing is many dark skin women reject dark skin men and want to marry or date fair skin partners.

@babuselvam6389

Жыл бұрын

No no white men r bored with wite skin girls and fall for dark skin girls bcoz they r lot more attractive and sexy.

see the expressions on ratna pathak's face..she is so amazing :

It's not about colour. It's always about how confident we are and how healthy we are.

@sams517

4 жыл бұрын

Nive Vin no, this is a way to conveniently ignore the issue at hand because it makes you uncomfortable to talk about. Light skinned people in India do not get discriminated against on anywhere near the same level as dark people. Hell people automatically assume dark people are poor and must come from a backwards, poor background. It IS about skin color.

@myhappyworld6681

4 жыл бұрын

@@sams517 No. We have to improve our mind. We can't change the entire world thought about my colour, but we can change ourself and this increase our confidence

Thank God for women like these!!!

@ShivamSingh-qz3kh

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Ankit. Again, we meet.

Love you the host, Seema Hari 😍💐

It's surprising people are talking only about fairness creams. How about the mobile phone filters! Why are they making you look super fair? And why are people crazy about using these filters. Why hide our natural self. And south Indian movies always had more normal skin actresses and respected people and accepted them as they are .

@nskchaitanya1513

4 жыл бұрын

@@lovelyc251 hey great to know. I appreciate and respect you.

@nskchaitanya1513

4 жыл бұрын

@@lovelyc251 sweet of you.

Sai ❤❤

love u sai u are so sweet

Love the diversity in the audience. Wish I can see in on screen too.

Came here for sai pallavi as we know how she stand for things but rathna stole the show! The way she articulated everything the way she spoke things wah! Fan fan!!

I have massive keloids on my chest and shoulders because of body acne....its painful enough having them without people commenting on it...i started ignoring them ages ago and it feels fantastic now to wear whatever kind of dresses i like i dont care what people say....to any girl or boy who thinks they have a flaw, dont believe in the stereotypical beauty standards... people will get attracted to you for who you are and what you do...not your appearance...

Sai pallavi is ❤️

Bollywood actress shame on themselves After watching sai pallavi

@Timepass-cx1do

3 жыл бұрын

Why should they feel shameful?

They could have given more time for time for this conversation... I find them in a hurry to end it

Here for Ratna Pathak Shah. What an amazingly articulate woman.

Pls look into the matter of TRAINEE MAHESH IPS he betrayed his wife nd poor girl is struggling for peace in her married life

Its the Britishers who imparted this racism based on colour...to seem to belong to the noble class the Victorian women used to make their face even more white (not just fair..white) because a lady who had tad bit of tan were the peasants who were out working in fields.. Their class system trickled down to racism in Indian society even after centuries..

@revanth3508

4 жыл бұрын

Let’s not blame the British for the bias we have . The British are Caucasians and they are all white unlike Asians with different tones of browy. We Indians have always looked down on dark skin and as one of the ladies said associated it with caste . An NRI Indian would perhaps accept a white son in law or daughter in law but never a black son or daughter in law . We have an in born bias and we probably looked upon our colonial invaders with awe partly due to their white skin

KALI YOU'RE A BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. WE SHOULD EMBRACE OUR ABUSES TO BREAK OUT OF THAT SHELL IT FORMED AROUND US

RIP to those who disliked

Just awesome Barkha.. This rally for Women is the best I have seen so far. putting people in this conversation is best form of awareness on can bring.

Ratnaji.. South Indian actresses are accepted in Bollywood because most of them are North Indians (read fair skinned). South Indians also don't want dark skinned heroines, but want their dark skinned heroes. That's the secret behind south Indian heroes not being accepted in Bollywood and heroines being accepted 😄

Seema Hari amazing job, you were the best, ofcourse also so hot! More power to your activism.

Only for Sai Pallavi :)

If fair & lovely really worked then every Indian shd be fair 😛 but yet those products are being sold and they make HUGE profit !

I agree that no one should body shame others, but obesity is a problem just like malnourishment and we should not promote it. While accepting who we are, there is no problem in striving towards better health.

I appreciate this program and the opinions. I do agree with the thoughts expressed. Got one small doubt. Is Varshitha wearing a bit heavy makeup?

@adamseden1330

4 жыл бұрын

She is not wearing light /fair make up. 💁‍♀️

I love all the women on this panel but I doff my hat to Seema Hari for being such a great moderator.

It is a myth that the working class/castes were of dark skin in India. Majority of Kings, rich merchants of ancient era were of dark skin... Emperor Akbar was short and wheat coloured (an euphemism for dark complexion). Almost all south Indian kings were dark in colour, including Great Krishna Deva Raya or Shivaji. The paintings of Rajput Kings like Mansingh show them in darker skin. Sha-jahan & Aurangzeb, who actually came from a family of Mangol-Afghan descent were dark. So, I feel India's obsession with light skin may be more recent... i.e. Post colonial rule.

It's was to nice interview,, about coloursim 😊

I'm here for Ratna pathakji

Kangana Ranaut is the one who should be there.such a powerful woman missing

@chana4382

4 жыл бұрын

She's light skinned, what will she talk about?

@ramyaravi5020

4 жыл бұрын

@@chana4382 skin color doesn't matter if you want to speak against racism and discrimination

@chana4382

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry but in this panel I'm more interested in listening to the opinions and struggles of women with dark skin.

@sonalibaksi9035

4 жыл бұрын

@@chana4382 she doesn't endorse skin lightening products and she is very vocal about it.

@chana4382

4 жыл бұрын

@@sonalibaksi9035 as she should...I don't understand the discussion here. You lot don't wanna see strong dark skinned women in this panel but a woman with fair skin??

Super beautiful Sai Pallavi ji 🌹🥀💐🌹🥀💐🌹🥀💐

Kaali.. The word still haunts me.

@funnyvidsforall

4 жыл бұрын

Same 😖

@ashnaabi8438

4 жыл бұрын

I'd read it 'Kaalie' - The avatar of goddess Durga. Wow! Dat's so much power now! 😍

The US has many deep-rooted issues with skin color. America was found on the basis of race and color. Sadly the world was told that eurocentric features and skin color is beautiful and literally forgot the rest of the world.

@GurpreetKaur-mt5gu

4 жыл бұрын

Do you live in America? I was born and raised here. I understand the depth of my country’s history. The Europeans literally enslaved people and ruined a whole culture because they felt liek they could. The slave trade was built upon racism. segregation was built on racism. There is white privilege that exists and people of color suffer greatly in it🥘

Maybe all of them or most of the them , Bollywood actresses have been gone through face surgery !! Someone had to fixed her nose , someone had to fixed her lips , make the faces attractive !! First they need to stop it come out talk about it?? We should be proud who we are ?? Actually we have divided in many ways , even colors, birds , foods , religions, clothes, and many more!! We should be the way nature made us !!

Beautiful and wonderful women.

Culture is not meant to be absolute. Culture evolves with time. What was considered acceptable in 10000 BC is not acceptable anymore and that's okay. Constantly reinvent and update yourself. Always continue to learn and grow.

just came for sai

A part of this Racial color complex is *subtly perpetuated* at home by the adults - yes by our own parents without articulating it , but still being loud Intacitily. For instance ☘They will want to keep dark skinned house helps , but never a light skinned one , lest he/ she attract attention from the male/female adults. Haven't you heard stories where the housemaid married the Rich young owner where she was help ? These covert, subservient emotional blackmail by the parents discourages the child . It *begins at home*

Say there is no such thing as beauty and say it is personality. When you start calling beautiful it's how someone else sees your physical appearance which you have no control over. Your personality is what is in your control irrespective of how other's sees it.

I think it still exist when I look at the commercial bollywood industry you çan look at Kajol's daughter or even Jahnvi Kapoor

Well done u woman rock.

why they are bashing always fair people and fairness, it's ok to be fair and also it's ok if people aspire to be fair, there is nothing wrong in it

Sai Pallavi got Lucky.... as the Director wanted her to play herself. How many of us get to do that??

Sai pallavi made me to see them

Ratna mdm mentioning very subtly about ms universe/world and prolly it has to do with business too.

'Beauty Cannot Be Seen From Within; Because Most Human Beings Are Fools'.

Black is beautiful

Bala movie covered this racism.

These talks just look good on stage in reality skin color does matter, deep down inside most of them want to become fair and like light skin, people don't acknowledge it because they are afraid of criticism.

Sai pallavi ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️....whatta lady such powerstar❤❤

Oh Burkha Dutt here. & Mrs Naseeruddin Shah, who said India is unsafe & Sai pallavi who compared Hindu genocide with isolated crime, her heart beats for " minorities" Very nice indeed 👍

@muhilanmuhil5198

Жыл бұрын

😂😂

Why at all think of color. Think of behaviour manners, hygiene. I have seen many fair people are rude proud

PALLAVI looks beautiful Very natural.. I like only without makeup Do continue without makeup looks wise and performances wise sai is my favorite.. I like sai dressing sooo much mainga sarees lo chala andamga untadi

My favorite Sai

Aaj charkha rani ke tent ka colour purple ho gaya

Sai pallavi pan south Indian actress.

First of all start having dark skinned ethnic looking actresses in mainstream cinemas .

Sai pallavi supr

Ranbir kapoor turned many fairness products

OMG. Atlea Sai is humble not being like feminist or any identified one.. Like other women or general celebraties.... Loveee

This interviews a proof that they couldnt find a successful dark skinned indian actress to represent

@Timepass-cx1do

3 жыл бұрын

Ratna Pathak shah and sai palavi are successful actresses

You r amazing ..

All this is fine.. Will top female actresses accept their young male co-stars to be bald? There have been many dusky beautiful actresses but who is going to speak for these men? See the career of Akshay Khanna who am sure would have got more work had he not gone bald.

@pillaimeenakshy

4 жыл бұрын

Two words: Fahadh Faazil.

@thiruvetti

4 жыл бұрын

@@pillaimeenakshy Four words: How many like Fahadh?

@blazingumbreon510

4 жыл бұрын

@@pillaimeenakshy lol he is the epitome of nepotism. He and his brother are only in film coz of his dads nepotism. A regular bald man can never be a star in malayalam film industry. There are lost of drama artist in kerala who are way more talented than fahad fazil. But he stole their roles thanks to nepotism and his greedy father

@rahulsaran836

4 жыл бұрын

Actresses have acted with many uncoventional looking actors. Namely Vijay Sethupathi, Vishal, Fahad Fasil and many more. Most of the upcoming tamil actors are dusky and dark. The problem is whether a male actor can accept a dark skinned female actor???

நடந்த பாதை கறடுமிறடு யிருந்தாலும், வலரும் எதிர்காலத்துக்கு சிறப்பான பாதை அமைத்துக்கொடுத்ததுக்கு தலை வணங்குகிரேன்

Pls Think About My MUSLIM Sisters Who lives Under Burqa 24 × 7 😭

Thenmozhi Soundararajan is born & bought up in rich-advanced USA , so who oppressed her , where when , how ??