if the first thing that comes to your mind when india is mentioned to mock the sacred dance form of India and do the stereotypical head bob movement then idk bruh something is fuckin wrong with your brain. And bruh you are typing "full context" as if it makes it any better😭💔💔
Indians acting like their artists don’t do the exact same mocking dance 😭😭 Like okay .. you can forgive foreign artists because they genuinely don’t know how to do it properly… but what about YOUR OWN artists doing the same thing?? 😭🫵
im sorry but if u do not belong to a culture that is being mocked you've no right to tell people who found it offensive "i found it funny there's nothing wrong" who asked you
THE WAY THAT ROOM IS FILLED WITH STUFFED TOYS 😭 we really went from him being all grumpy with khem in his minimalist room to THIS, with their kids’ toys all over the room im gonna cry
TRAILER KHEMJIRA FOREVER
#ตัวอย่างเขมจิราตลอดกาล
This is not the first gmmtv actor disrespected indian culture, if they were held accountable the first time they did, it wouldn't have come to this, sadly they will also sweep this off with no accountability like last time
‘Just have the baby and give it up for adoption!’ Oh, totally. Because pregnancy is a mild inconvenience and childbirth is just a fun afternoon activity
IT'S YOUR PERFUME.
I've seen this many times. A foreigner or in this case a black person goes to China or East Asia, and they are greeted with covered noses and mouths.
They think to themselves, I smell good, I applied perfume before leaving, why are they doing this? This must be racism.
Chinese and East Asians do not have body odor, ~95% of us carry a variant in the ABCC11 gene causing us to produce no smell after sweating.
You can't even find deodorants supermarkets in China, people just don't need it. So our sense of smell is not used to strong perfumes, and when you enter a confined space with your perfume, people literally find the smell stinging our noses.
lara raj addresses the negative comments about her look for the loewe show via instagram
“i loved my dress so much, and wearing it with indian jewelry and kumkum made me feel so confident and beautiful.
kumkum has been part of my life since childhood, a sacred blessing i’ve grown up receiving from my family during puja and aarti. i wear it as a symbol of intuition, strength and the divine feminine energy i feel so deeply connected to.
for this look, i styled it in my own way while paying homage to my forever style icon, the legendary rekha, and the woman i look up to the most, my mom 🖤 i’ve always loved the way they both carry indian beauty with such boldness, individuality and grace. it felt so special to channel a little bit of that energy while celebrating my heritage 🥹🖤”