A Damaging Truth The Indian Entertainment Industry Doesnt Want You

I found this to be quite interesting.

[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt1Rhd_sRhg[/YOUTUBE]

Funny really because in the late 70's, 80's and 90's Bollywood really had some descent stories.

From family dynamics, divorce, affairs, drug/alcohol abuse, sexuality, death, war, poverty.

Think with the 2000's came excess and commercialism. Sometimes I feel like I am just watching one big commercial with no descent plot but just showcasing the latest trends in pop culture, from clothing, dance, music and mannerisms.

They even use to have movies showcasing Indian classical dances. They don't even do that much anymore.

It's become very commercialised and somewhat imitating MTV.

Some of these videos are heartbreaking and I can't believe those guys continue while people are filming. What pleasure do they get by ripping off a girl's clothes in public. Horrible.

Some of those BW clips are shameful. BW can't be held solely responsible however they need to stop romanticising eve teasing and the bad boy chasing a girl. How many times have we seen a story where the girl doesn't like the guy yet he is persistent and wins her over. How sick is that, when a girl says NO it should be understood as a NO. Yet we laugh at those moments and cheer for the guy to get the girl. This needs to be stopped. How is it any different from telling a guy that don't worry keep on chasing the girl in real life some day she will end up falling in love with you and you will change and live happily ever after. That Akshay scene with Sonashki was disgusting, where he goes he tried but couldn't stop himself from pinching her stomach. What message is that sending that it is ok if you can't control yourself the girl will forgive and in fact she will fall in love with you. Being a girl Sonashki should have put her foot down on such a scene. Same with Ayesha in that Wanted scene. In one clip he says to a girl and slaps her because she doesn't respect women but before that he was staring into a window and "checking out" Ayesha Takia's bottom. Why is this ok and allowed to be shown, is it because Salman Khan is doing the scene and because he is a star and if stars do it then it is fine.

Edit: I should have added this before, but all actors male and female, should object to such scenes. The directors and writers write this so the only people who will have leverage over them would be top male stars. They should put a stop to this.

A woman should be able to walk out of her house wearing whatever she feels comfortable and not having men 'hit' on her or pass such stupid remarks. A woman should have every right to live her life without fear...without hesitation..without the thinking that if she steps out of the house in a certain way she will be mocked and possibly subject to rape.

I don't know how this will end in India, but firstly Bollywood needs to stop with all of these derogatory scenes. Some of the scenes were plain sick!

IN ISLAM THEY SAY A GUY MUST LOOK DOWN WHEN THERE IS WOMAN WALKING THIS IS SAID EVEN BEFORE THEY MENTION THE WOMEN CLOTHING? HOW HINDU RELIGION ALLOW MEN TO STARE AT WOMEN THAT TOO WITH DISGUSTING LOOK 🤢🤢🤢

CANT BELIEVE WOMAN IS ONLY USED BY GUYS TO HAVE FUN NOW, NO RESPECT FOR THEM.. GO ON TV AND ENJOY WHATEVER THE WOMEN IS SHOWING YOU/WHATEVER THEY ARE SHAKING..

RAPE HAPPEN WITH THE BURQA BUT STILL NOT MUCH

rAPE STATICTIC

http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Crime/Rapes/Per-capita.