Camille Paglia makes this point in Sexual Personae that the Greeks put male beauty at the center of their art. the way they saw it a woman's body belonged to nature, and a man's body was something you had to build and sculpt and perfect.
This is such a surreal footage. Like the literal translation of Sanskrit to Hindi sounds unnatural, the music is also rather awkward, but somehow it fits. I've been watching this on repeat for 3-4 times.
If you in any way subscribe to ISKCON or BAPS , then u subconsciously believe that krsna was twink femboy prince who never eat onion, meat or spices and who never even touched sword.
"What is Japanese culture, exactly? In the decades since the war, this question has been neatly answered for us by culture-minded bureaucrats... We are now a peace-loving people, whose gentle culture of flower arranging and tea making is no threat to anyone."
--Mishima Yukio