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How Can You Decide A Girl's Character?
By: Tupaki Desk | 29 Aug 2017 7:53 AM GMT
Esha Gupta has raised the temperatures in the social media space by posing almost nude for photo shoots. When she posted those pics on the Instagram, those pics have created a sensation. While some of the netizens got mesmerised with the pics, others started posting vulgar comments.
There is a general tendency among the Indian audience that they like the fair skinned heroines more. As Esha's complexion is wheatish, some of the netizens started commenting her 'Kaali'(black). Esha Gupta has reacted very strong at the critics who are trolling her. She said that "90% of the Indian women are in my colour. Their skin tone will be like me. Europeans are fond of brown skinned people. But Indians don't care of about browned skinned people moreover they will tease them. But I'm proud of my skin colour. The people who are criticising me are hypocrites."
"How can you decide a girl's character with her skin colour or her dress? When I appear in Salwar Kameez people treat me with respect. When I wear a short their opinions will change. They are giving value to the clothes.. can't they give value to the character rather than clothes?"
There is a general tendency among the Indian audience that they like the fair skinned heroines more. As Esha's complexion is wheatish, some of the netizens started commenting her 'Kaali'(black). Esha Gupta has reacted very strong at the critics who are trolling her. She said that "90% of the Indian women are in my colour. Their skin tone will be like me. Europeans are fond of brown skinned people. But Indians don't care of about browned skinned people moreover they will tease them. But I'm proud of my skin colour. The people who are criticising me are hypocrites."
"How can you decide a girl's character with her skin colour or her dress? When I appear in Salwar Kameez people treat me with respect. When I wear a short their opinions will change. They are giving value to the clothes.. can't they give value to the character rather than clothes?"
