Indian Spiderman

[Samandri]

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

careful you're going to summon the insecure Indian trolls who are constantly prowling the internet looking for forum posts that make fun of them.

[Saleh]

If you guys are from Afghanistan, you should Focus on making that country better instead of making fun of other cultures.

Indians with their Bollywood Hollywood copied crap actually has soft Power that can influence cultures outside India. And I Dont mean it's positive for Afgyans. Afghans raised in Pakiland actually enjoy watching this Bollywood crap. Their Bollywood is nowadays basically rip off of Hollywood. Indians want to whitewash their culture.

[Friends of Baloch]

Indians want to whitewash their culture.

They have been doing that for decades. It is nothing new. Their film and advertising industries just have more money these days to play out their fantasy in the fictional World of movies and advertising.

For example, Indians, especially in the West, typically look for European women to model for them, appear as supporting artists etc. They use Europen women to dress up in Indian clothing and try to pass them off as an Indian, rather than just employ their own Indian women to represent themselves as Indian women.

I also read recently that a very well known Iranian actress, Golshifteh Farahani, was cast to play the lead role in some Indian movie even though she does not look even 1% Indian.

Here is what i have noticed about self-assured and confident-in-themselves people like Americans, and insecure and inferiority complex ridden people like Indians and Pakis.

Even when portraying foreigners, Americans mostly just cast their own, regular looking White people to dress up and play the role of other peoples and cultures.

But Indians are the opposite. Any chance they get they try to cast other people, particularly foreign women, to dress up as Indians and try to pass them off as Indians, even though they have 1 billion Indians they can pick from to work as models.

I have never seen another people and culture that loathes itself so much and falsely portrays and misrepresents itself and what its people are and look like so much than South Asians.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

[MENTION=17351]Friends of Baloch[/MENTION]

That's so strange you mention that because Indians are now trying to hire Moroccans and North Africans in their movies too ....

[Friends of Baloch]

@Friends of Baloch

That's so strange you mention that because Indians are now trying to hire Moroccans and North Africans in their movies too ....

That is not surprising to me. I dont think Pakis and Indians will ever come to grips with who and what they actually are, dark skinned brown people that are peculiar and distinctive to the Indian subcontinent.

Everybody else sees them for what they are, but Indians/Pakis are truly deluded and in denial that they try to see themselves in others. They refuse to embrace themselves and what their race is.

Their movie, tv and media industries perpetuate the self-loathing they have for themselves. Acutally, it seems to be the ultimate manifestation of South Asian inferiority complex and self-loathing.

Pakiland is the same. If you look at any clip you can find from Paki or Indian TV they always use unnatural lighting and brighten up the picture to make everybody appear as "fair skinned" as possible. They never use natural lighting on TV. They also appear to wear a sh!t ton of make-up, probably the men too.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

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Pakiland is the same. If you look at any clip you can find from Paki or Indian TV they always use unnatural lighting and brighten up the picture to make everybody appear as "fair skinned" as possible. They never use natural lighting on TV. They also appear to wear a sh!t ton of make-up, probably the men too.

If you ever peruse social media like Instagram and Facebook, a LOT of Pakistani girls seem to use colored contacts and Instagram filters quite often ....it makes them look like transvestites.

[Friends of Baloch]

If you ever peruse social media like Instagram and Facebook, a LOT of Pakistani girls seem to use colored contacts and Instagram filters quite often ....it makes them look like transvestites.

Paki females are as insecure about their race as paki boys are.

As an example of what i was saying before, not too long ago Pakiland had a young woman as their Foreign Minister with the very strange name of Hina Rabbani Khar

On Paki media they always 'brighten' her up as much they can to try and make her look like this:



But whenever you see her appear on non-Paki media she is black and in reality looks like this:



This is very typical of both Paki and Indian media to never use natural lighting and always try to 'brighten' up the piture as much as possible to make themselves appear much different than they do in real life.

By the way i am not faulting Hina Rabbani 'Khar' for this. She herself seems quite reasonable by paki standards in her behavior and views and there is nothing wrong with her appearance, which is dignfied unlike most pakis.

[Elias]

Paki females are as insecure about their race as paki boys are.

As an example of what i was saying before, not too long ago Pakiland had a young woman as their Foreign Minister with the very strange name of Hina Rabbani Khar

On Paki media they always 'brighten' her up as much they can to try and make her look like this:



But whenever you see her appear on non-Paki media she is black and in reality looks like this:



This is very typical of both Paki and Indian media to never use natural lighting and always try to 'brighten' up the piture as much as possible to make themselves appear much different than they do in real life.

By the way i am not faulting Hina Rabbani 'Khar' for this. She herself seems quite reasonable by paki standards in her behavior and views and there is nothing wrong with her appearance, which is dignfied unlike most pakis.

Haha what a surname. Does Khar in urdu/hindi also mean donkey?

[Traveller]

Haha what a surname. Does Khar in urdu/hindi also mean donkey?

No it doesn't. Donkey in Urdu-Hindi is "Gadha." In Punjabi I believe it is "Kota."

[Samandri]

Haha what a surname. Does Khar in urdu/hindi also mean donkey?

The pronunciation and proper spelling is not of Khar (خر) i.e donkey... her surname is کهر , which is pronounced as Kar, Ka-h-r.

[Baserka]

Paki females are as insecure about their race as paki boys are.

As an example of what i was saying before, not too long ago Pakiland had a young woman as their Foreign Minister with the very strange name of Hina Rabbani Khar

On Paki media they always 'brighten' her up as much they can to try and make her look like this:



But whenever you see her appear on non-Paki media she is black and in reality looks like this:



This is very typical of both Paki and Indian media to never use natural lighting and always try to 'brighten' up the piture as much as possible to make themselves appear much different than they do in real life.

By the way i am not faulting Hina Rabbani 'Khar' for this. She herself seems quite reasonable by paki standards in her behavior and views and there is nothing wrong with her appearance, which is dignfied unlike most pakis.

Before appearing in front of a professional camera, you have to be prepared by a make up team hired by the tv channel that is hosting whatever you are participating in. How they prepare you is not a reflection of your personal preference but the general media's.

In one picture she is participating in a program broadcasted by pakistanies and in a Pakistani channel, in the other, its a European one.
If pakistanies are obsessed with fair skin, the west drools over tanned skin complexions. We are back to square one.

However, the fact that you find her dark skin something to laugh or mock her over, does tell a thing or two about where you stand personally when it comes to prejudice based on skin colour and inferior complexity.

[Elias]

The pronunciation and proper spelling is not of Khar (خر) i.e donkey... her surname is کهر , which is pronounced as Kar, Ka-h-r.

Didn't knew that.

[Elias]

No it doesn't. Donkey in Urdu-Hindi is "Gadha." In Punjabi I believe it is "Kota."

Thanks

[a.s.takhar]

Paki females are as insecure about their race as paki boys are.

As an example of what i was saying before, not too long ago Pakiland had a young woman as their Foreign Minister with the very strange name of Hina Rabbani Khar

On Paki media they always 'brighten' her up as much they can to try and make her look like this:



But whenever you see her appear on non-Paki media she is black and in reality looks like this:



This is very typical of both Paki and Indian media to never use natural lighting and always try to 'brighten' up the piture as much as possible to make themselves appear much different than they do in real life.

By the way i am not faulting Hina Rabbani 'Khar' for this. She herself seems quite reasonable by paki standards in her behavior and views and there is nothing wrong with her appearance, which is dignfied unlike most pakis.

dude, have you heard of lighting or makeup effect?

Example.
Afghan president here looks dark like Indian PM Modi. They were trying to make themselves dark here?




Here they both look lighter. They wanted to be lighter here?




Here Ghani looks like this. He was trying to make himself look much different to how he really looks?