Dear Bollywood Stop Your Hinduphobia !

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Originally posted by: deepakkzkfan

well they make fun of our god . we r expected to be tolerant

well not Bollywood but a South movie was named sexy durga when their r millions of names present they expect us to be tolerant.

that pk scene was so offensive still we stayed silent.

I Hope they start making movies on other religions as well . let's see will their be any tolerance left ?!?

anyways this thread will be another hindu bashing thread. Desiking is doing gud enough job.

p.s. no need to tell me what's wrong with my opinion? not gonna change it

Originally posted by: liberiangirl

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why me? why not u? waah waah!

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Originally posted by: ponymo

Awww ole ole ole

My research team and I examined randomly selected 50 films from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s and 2000s and 2010s. We developed a list of movies in those decades and selected two to three movies per letter to finalise a list of 50 films per decade.

We noted the significant presence of stereotypicality in these films with respect to religion and caste: In nearly 78% of the movies promiscuous women had a Christian name; 58% of the corrupt politicians in films had a Hindu brahmin last name; and, 62% of the corrupt businessman in films had a vaishya last name.

Eighty-four of the Muslims in films were shown as strongly religious and honest (even when they are shown in the film as engaged in crime) and 88% of the films presented kshatriya last-name individuals to be courageous. Nearly, 74% of the films presented Sikhs as laughable.

In addition, we examined 20 Bollywood movies that had Pakistan as the setting. In 18 of those films, Pakistanis were projected as welcoming, courteous, open-minded and courageous.

On the contrary, the Pakistan government was demonstrated as fundamentalist, unwelcoming, and jingoist. However, in the same movie, Indians were largely projected as narrow-minded, unwelcoming, and conservative. Indian government officials were however largely shown as neutral, stand offish, procedure-oriented and indecisive. Finally, we presented the religion-wise and caste-wise description presented in Bollywood films to 150 school students. It was found that 94% felt that stereotypical representations were authentic.

What is interesting is that the instances of stereotypicality have been increasing from 1970 onwards. The highest instances of stereotypicality have been found in the last and current decade.