Nysa's skin tone completely changed +gym pics begun

Looks like acting project set to take off https://www.instagram.com/p/B8qi_T-nkMM/?igshid=16fe28mjkl0mx

Ahh the start of gym pictures. I’m guessing she’ll be launched in the next year or two.

This is the pattern, first airport sighting with parents, then social media postings, then gym appearances, next will be some big function with mom and/or dad. Then launch! The orders might vary from star kid to star kid.

Originally posted by: mira30

The girl next to her is very pretty. Without nepotism, the best role Nysa can get is maid’s role.

What's Ur point ? It appalling to see people using the words like she looks like Kamwali Bai (as if a maid cannot be pretty) and She will get a maid's role 🤢👎🏼

Originally posted by: Jaitreya23

Why are these actresses obsessed with fair skin? Isn't Micheal Jackson example enough for them to know about the disastrous effects on skin and mind.

Huh? What does skin whitening have to do with Michael Jackson. The guy suffered from vitiligo. It's a disease where you get dark and white patches all over your body. ITS NOT SKIN WHITENING. He used light makeup to hide his disease. Infact,he was extremely proud of being a black man and the most successful one in the world.

And actresses are obsessed with fair skin because the post colonial world has made Indians obsessed with being fair as they associate it to being beautiful. Eurocentric beauty standards.

It's the same way the west is obsessed with tanning since the 'exotic' look is now in. Look at Ariana Grande,the Kardashians,most white people today.

I feel bad for Nysa but I understand why she did it. One look at the kind of comments she has got over these years and you can completely get why she went for skin lightening. She's just a kid :(

Originally posted by: AllThatCritique

Its definitely true. While discrimination might have existed partly, the Colonization mimicry and hybridism is an actual phenomenon that has happened in every colonized nation and has propelled the beauty industry to cater to a specific need in these nations. Ofcourse its a world wide phenomenon because most of the world was colonized including Africa. Infact it was one of the most colonized places in the world that till this day, so many countries have not been able to culturally and economically replenish themselves. What you will see in most African writers' works is the loss of identity the black person felt when biracial population grew. They saw themselves inferior to them and the biracial population while culturally shunned by the natives received social and economic handouts as superiors.

This is definitely true.

India is perhaps the only colonized country/region that has maintained its culture and roots despite a spending 1000 years as a colony of the invaders. It's another thing that Muslim colonizers assimilated themselves into India. And, the fact that British colonization is much more recent.

You still see how English-speaking is fashionable in India. It's still a status symbol. If we had someone like Bong Joon-ho speaking in Hindi at the Oscars, they'd be mocked by posh Bollywood circles. That's the Indian mentality.

In Africa, native culture has almost been demolished and has been replaced by Evangelical Christianity. Even in Africa, the fairer blacks are more highly thought of than the native blacks. It's all a product of colonization. The hard colonies don't exist anymore, but soft colonies still do and India is one of them.

You look at a movie like Gully Boy that was sent to the Oscars this year. Should it have been sent? Nope. Tumbbad should have been. But Gully Boy was more fashionable. It's also another thing that Gully Boy garnered more eyeballs than Tumbbad.

Films in India were initiated by the upper classes; the people who were in the good books of East India Company. That's why even today Bollywood looks to the West for validity. It's in-built now. The slavery mindset runs really deep.

To see an accomplished actress like Kajol white-wash herself quite literally is a sad reflection of where we stand. It's sad really. Dusky actresses like Swara Bhaskar and Radhika Apte are legitimately more beautiful than the likes of Jhanvi, Sara, and Ananya. But those actors find themselves in the fringes despite being better actors.

Alia is your typical girl next door. But you find her mom brag about her being a Slavic beauty. Like really? Nobody talks about Konkona being a Bong beauty. As much as I like Katrina, if she weren't white, say she were Lupita Nyong'o, she'd have been ridiculed in India and not just by the masses, but elite Bollywood circles themselves.

Bollywood is a very racist and sexist place. But nothing tops Bollywood in their obsession with white skin and the white race.

How many dark skinned actors have made it as a lead any way? Ajay, Rajkumar Rao, Vicky? Whilst tall, dark, and handsome seems to be the gold standard worldwide, in India, it's tall, fair, and regular. Beauty and sexual appeal comes after fairness in India. It's a bonus.

I've never seen a country and its power industries be as ashamed for being themselves as India/Indians are. If Gal Gadot speaks in broken English, it's cute. If an Indian does so, they become a joke. But when a white speaks broken Hindi, it's again cute.

Weird.

Suhana and Nysa - no camera trick can save them. They just don’t have what it takes

Originally posted by: MahanalayakKarn

Sorry. I hear this thing about color obsession being a post colonial thing. Ain't true. While we might have a Krishna and an Arjun and a Panchali in Mahabharata who are stated to be dusky, the epics and puranas have plenty of examples of fair skinned women described as beauties while the dark skinned are termed demons etc.

Even in Africa, there is preferential treatment of lighter dark skin from what I read.

Pick other Asian countries, you'll see the same.

This is a world wide phenomenon

Its definitely true. While discrimination might have existed partly, the Colonization mimicry and hybridism is an actual phenomenon that has happened in every colonized nation and has propelled the beauty industry to cater to a specific need in these nations. Ofcourse its a world wide phenomenon because most of the world was colonized including Africa. Infact it was one of the most colonized places in the world that till this day, so many countries have not been able to culturally and economically replenish themselves. What you will see in most African writers' works is the loss of identity the black person felt when biracial population grew. They saw themselves inferior to them and the biracial population while culturally shunned by the natives received social and economic handouts as superiors.

Originally posted by: mira30

Why would she get comments like that? She is not actress now and she is nobody in the industry now. She is only known as Ajay and Kajol’s daughter. Karishma Kapoor’s daughter Samiara is also dark but I never saw anyone trolls Samiara for her skin color. In fact, most of the time I see people praising Samiara.

Nysa appears too much in pap pictures so people say rude things. Samiara is younger and has been out of the public eye for the most part. When she starts coming in Viral and Manav's pics, people will troll her too. Samaira is also an average desi skin tone. She is not dark like Nysa. Indians are color obsessed.

Originally posted by: anna143

Suhana and Nysa - no camera trick can save them. They just don’t have what it takes

I feel Nysa can look pretty attractive with the right makeup and styling.

Why are these actresses obsessed with fair skin? Isn't Micheal Jackson example enough for them to know about the disastrous effects on skin and mind.