Super 30: Breakthrough Hrithik Roshan's Upcoming Movie 'Brownface' brouhaha

Can a brown man be accused of 'bracing'? Obviously, yes.

Since the trailer of the movie Super 30 has been dropped, the social media has been unanimously criticizing Hrithik Roshan in the public. We are always known that Hrithik Fad is fair and has used Bronze in the years to come; This is not new and nobody cares about it. This time, however, it is so in your face that a question is why it was why it was done.

Three years ago, when Alia Bhatt sacked all "Best Actress" awards for her role in Uta Punjab, nobody blinded her. Its brownfacing was less or no resentment, so why now? Can there be anything to do with this fact that this trailer took a pinch on the high heel of heavy national outrage around the casteist politics which had deep penetration in the educational institutions of India? A very big issue is dropped on the debate around something that may seem to be the least frivolous, but this fact is our option in the film industry when it comes to breaking up or to maintain the stereotype, and they are clear After choosing the form; Because it is convenient because it is convenient.

While the word brownfacing (to represent a brown man in black color by non-brown artists) many people in India had searched for the first time this week, the practice has existed for decades only. Whether it is in the form of Peter Sellers in Party (1968) or Jake Gyllenhall (2010) In the price of Persia, Hollywood is notorious for whiteness in its casting options (and recently Scarlett Johansson played a character of Asiatic origin in the ghost Shell resulting in mass response). However, in the last decade, there has been a significant reduction in the overall debate on the inclusion of it.

To understand why our brand of brownfacing is as problematic as the West, if not more so, has been looking at a letter it has done for in the first place. In Kaboti Sita (1974), Jaya Bachchan wore a makeup that made a character so ugly that made her deep enough that no one would love her. Jeetat Aman had to play as a domestic worker in PAAS (1982). And whoever junior Mehmood songs 'we have black so what happened ...' in Brahmachari (1968), badly done badly ever with the worst condition of the makeup. This cycle has been going on for years and continues to this day, along with Ranveer Singh, a black-colored living in a slum in the lane of the alley boy.

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