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Glow & Lovely Mindset: Bollywood’s Biggest Untalked Bias

Is Bollywood logic stuck in a loop where skin tone defines your entire character arc? According to the sources, the industry treats skin colour like a "mood mode" where "fair equals fantastic" and darker tones are reserved for "default grief delivery". In this video, we dive deep into the industry's "melanin phobia" and how casting rules still dictate that a heroine must be fair and slim, while dusky girls are pigeonholed into roles as poor or village-bound characters. We have to ask: does your bank balance really "tan" just because you spend ten minutes in the sun? The Double Standards of "Woke" Cinema The sources highlight the "peak double standards" of an industry that posted "Black Lives Matter" solidarity captions in 2020 while remaining locally colourist on screen. We look at recent examples like Dhadak 2, where the lead actor's skin is darkened so the audience "instantly understands" the character is poor. We also discuss the controversial casting in Super 30, where Hrithik Roshan was darkened to portray a middle-class teacher, suggesting that financial hardship is somehow measured by skin tone. Subscribe for more deep dives into celebrity behavior and the psychology of fame:    / @kritikasaysssss   #celebrityfeuds #prstrategy #bollywooddrama #kritika #humanbehavior #psychologyoffame #bollywood #bollywoodnews #kritikasayss #kritika #bollywoodcolorism #fairnessobsession #kritikasays #melaninphobia #bollywooddoublestandards #super30 #dhadak2 #skinpolitics