Why is there a shortage of good looking men in BW?

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Resident_Evil

@Resident_Evil

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Posted: 7 years ago

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For F's sake people. Athiya Shetty is NOT ugly. 🥱

And looks are not all about the color of the skin. No wonder i see so many short, pudgy looking desi girls with the most ugliest and dorkiest white geeks as their boyfriends. 🤢

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sam

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Posted: 7 years ago

#162

We need Fawad Khan backk!!

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sam

@mz.gigglez

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Posted: 7 years ago

#163

ARK and Siddharth Malhotra hands down the msot handssome

Arjun Rampal at his prime as well

Hrithik doesnt strike me too much i guess its his nose and voice.

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Fatima

@Rhimjhimsawan

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Posted: 7 years ago

#164

Hollywood has longer list of better looking men but they also have a longer list of uglier men. It is because they have a bigger pool of actors. It has nothing to do with race.

Here is my theory on why Bollywood men are not as good looking, they are not as good looking because they don't need to be. TV actors are better looking because these shows are catered toward female audience. Us ladies want our dashing heroes. On the other hand most movies are made by men, and they are mainly made for a male audience. For some actors men are their target audience. This is why you need sleazy item numbers. With mainly average men as your target audience you can get away with getting actors who look average. Men would relate to an average man much more. But the actresses are not meant to be relatable. They are the stuff of fantasy. They need to look like angels who dropped from the sky.

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Zeeliciousxo

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Posted: 7 years ago

#165

Originally posted by: Resident_Evil
For F's sake people. Athiya Shetty is NOT ugly. 🥱

And looks are not all about the color of the skin. No wonder i see so many short, pudgy looking desi girls with the most ugliest and dorkiest white geeks as their boyfriends. 🤢

@bold that's your opinion. My opinion is the complete opposite. 😃

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--Pro.vo.King--

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Posted: 7 years ago

#166

This is a very valid question & i think its more to do with who the core audience is.. Bollywood still caters to straight Indian men .. When female oriented movies/chick flicks start making money in Bollywood , you may not witness such a dearth of good looking men in the Hindi film industry .. That being said , some are just racially inclined in terms of preferences , which is fine as I don't consider it racist , so yeah these women may nev er witness good looking men in India , let alone in Bollywood .. 😆.. Nothing wrong with having a preference but I see considerable number of posts ( excluding the worthless banned MIDs) bordering on racism..

Indian Television scenario is , I believe, quite different since the core audience there is women ( obsessed teenage girls ) , so you will probably be able to witness more number of good looking men there .. Ultimately it all boils down to who the major consumer is .. Its all about demand & supply .. Money matters ..

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needhelp2

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: --Pro.vo.King--
This is a very valid question & i think its more to do with who the core audience is.. Bollywood still caters to straight Indian men .. When female oriented movies/chick flicks start making money in Bollywood , you may not witness such a dearth of good looking men in the Hindi film industry .. That being said , some are just racially inclined in terms of preferences , which is fine as I don't consider it racist , so yeah these women may nev er witness good looking men in India , let alone in Bollywood .. 😆.. Nothing wrong with having a preference but I see considerable number of posts ( excluding the worthless banned MIDs) bordering on racism..

Indian Television scenario is , I believe, quite different since the core audience there is women ( obsessed teenage girls ) , so you will probably be able to witness more number of good looking men there .. Ultimately it all boils down to who the major consumer is .. Its all about demand & supply .. Money matters ..

Why are bollywood's audience called 'straight indian men' but telly audience called 'OBSESSED teenage girls' 😕 how is one thing worse than the other?

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@Terenaina

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Posted: 7 years ago

#168

I don't see anybody good looking in the so called young actors Sid is good looking but not a good actor. There is not a combination of good looks with talent in bw with young actors

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Resident_Evil

@Resident_Evil

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Posted: 7 years ago

#169

Originally posted by: Zeeliciousxo

@bold that's your opinion. My opinion is the complete opposite. 😃

Unfortunately in this case my opinion trumps yours since i am a guy. I haven't said a word over the girls criticizing the guys so i reserve my opinion on the women. I'll let have girls their delusion of Fawad Khan being "good looking".

In my experience Atiya is still prettier than 70% of girls from Lahore. And i am sure a healthy dose of reality and copious glances in the mirror for the women here would be very beneficial. A majority of desi girls are unattractive as compared to desi guys so all these comments here are outright hilarious.

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745671

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Posted: 7 years ago

#170

This topic is so disgusting. Nastiness towards short people, dark people, hairy people (90% of Indians are hairy, both girls and guys), and even towards ones without "sharp" (read: white) features. Indian women hating on Indian guys and Indian guys hating on Indian girls, WTH.

Keep dreaming about white guys/girls or Turkish ones (or whatever the new semi-white fad is) but at the end of the day, 99% of Indian girls and guys are only going to get each other. 😆

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