Why I Hate Bollywood GRWM

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[@DamselInDestressMansiShah]

'The woman doesn't want to take a bath, leave her alone'- That's me,every Sunday. 😂😂

[@MrJovitageorge]

hahaha I feel you sista!

[@janellimarie]

🤣🤣🤣

[@shwetapatil7002]

I rewind that part 100 times

[@potatoeater3638]

Same

[@neelumchouhan9699]

Im dead 😂😂😂😂

[@hcmint4heart]

That Baahubali scene!!! I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT THOUGHT IT WAS TERRIBLE! I loved that movie, but that scene was terrible! She was such a wonderful independent woman, and he totally ruined that part of her by making her the traditional standard of woman. Thank you!!! This is why i love you! BTW, i totally think of you as my older sister that i don’t have! I love you

[@hemalatha4190]

Kristen Varghese I was actually. Shocked.. after that blouse came out.. I had to distract my nephew n neice n turn my head away from my parents... 🙈 Awwwkkwardddd

[@mystic_rhyme261]

SAME!!!

[@np5462]

!!!!

[@icandoit7170]

Same. At 3:45 I could guess which scene she was talking about. It really was appalling.

[@shalwinderkaur8276]

Kristen Varghese I cringed when I watched that scene and looked at husband and said this is molestation. I was shocked that even today scenes like this are justified. I thought we were way passed 80s and 90s cinema. I personally think dark skin women are gorgeous.

[@yagurllex]

The issues you brought up are universal to POCs even though you spoke of South Indian and Hindi culture. Big ups for shining a light on colorism and colonialism. ✌

[@homediva_by_diya]

A Holland Heyyy do check out my channel and if you like it then do subscribe..😊😊

[@MsDiMera2]

So true ,I am a black person who has watched a lot of Bollywood and have noticed how much fairer the people on-screen are as compared to Indians you actually meet .Its worse when a white or half white woman is hired to pass for Indian implying that this is what an Indian should look like. Unfortunately this fair and lovely culture is a post colonial hangover for POCs

[@ananyagupta3917]

Since I am a women's rights lawyer, these things annoy me on a daily basis. I am North Indian and I am considered "fair" not punjabi fair but still fair and just recently, an aunty at a wedding thought she was complimenting me when she told me I was fair and I am even more beautiful than my mom because of that. I was like "what"? In one sentence, you pretty much insulted my mom and all the other girls out there many of whom look way better than me. I mean, I have a really dusky cousin and she has THE MOST amazing skin and hair. I would love to look like her. And at her own wedding, someone had commented that now we also have a dark bahu in the family with a lot of brains. The next one, we should pick a bahu who is fair and pretty even if she doesn't have such a high education. Are you kidding me? ugh. I have such a girl crush on Lisa Hayden. She looks amazing! Would pick her over Katrina or Jacqueline any day every day.

[@MrJovitageorge]

Loved this comment! Thanks for taking your time out to write this ♥️♥️

[@aasthapasta]

Oh my god Lisa Hayden is slayyyyiinng!! I've seen some of her photoshoots and #ded I loved her in Aisha!

[@prairiehorse6168]

Ananya Gupta did you actually give her a piece of your mind or was that something that you thought in your mind? Lisa is gorgeous. I think Radhika Apte is another dusky actress who is not only immensely talented but very gorgeous 😍.

[@ananyagupta3917]

I was only able to give them both dirty looks. Couldn't say anything cause then I'd be the "uncultured, loud mouthed drama maker" and the situation would have been awkward and tense. Didn't want to do put my cousin in a bad situation. There are so many good indian actresses who act really well! Rani Mukherjee is one of them in my opinion. She is versatile and knows how to act. Personally, I don't care for foreigners in Indian movies. We have a lot of our own people who can do a way better and much more realistic job. It also irks me cause somewhere or the other, film makers are keeping the notion alive that foreign women ergo fair and thin women are better than indian women who are more curvaceous and have melanin skin.

[@aasthapasta]

And it is even more damaging to have these fair skinned foreign actresses then being in songs like Chittiya Kalaiyan and Kala Chashma, effectively putting white bodies as being the more beautiful! Its absolutely disgusting! I was so happy to see Lisa Hayden on screen and even happier to see that her skin hasn't gone through a significant change in colour!!!

[@cocodakilla]

They don't show a mixture of indian kids anymore and backing dancers are white lol like allll of them. I'm also sick of these uncles playing heroes. You had your time let guys place with girls their age!!!

[@prairiehorse6168]

That's why I don't spend money in theaters on Bollywood movies unless they are different from regular mainstream stuff.

[@ayshas288]

Thankyou!!!!

[@Lucy-ef9nx]

Yaah thts so true

[@orion4848]

Talks about hard-hitting woc (women of color) and cultural issues while *casually* completing a killer look...imagine being that cool. Great job Jovita 👑

[@MrJovitageorge]

orion4848 hahhaha thank you!!

[@swatibishnoi2171]

Girl you're absolutely right about stalking! There was an actual international incident where a non-Indian court acquitted and Indian man of molestation because his lawyer proved that this is what Indian men equate as affection as that can be seen in Indian movies!😑😡😠

[@khintanu]

Swati Bishnoi you’re kidding!! I would be peeved! What happened to when in Rome you follow THEIR LAWS

[@Anisha1503]

AIB VIDEO!

[@opalstudies2925]

Yes..that's a true case ..in Sydney Australia...weird. Really

[@AndiAlexander1]

I love that you spoke about this skin colour issue in Indian cinema. I’m a white canadian girl, but there are lots of Indians where I live, and I notice how culturally ingrained it is in them that lighter is better.

[@pratibha7074]

Andi Alexander I know you from Quora lol

[@AndiAlexander1]

Pratibha yup! Case in point where Indians prize light skin. So many questions on Quora about that very thing.

[@selenapink98]

I'm a dusky Indian Canadian and our internal community issues are none of your business.

[@lanasantorini6718]

selenapink98 yes it is her business..... because it’s a human issue it’s a human rights issue and she’s a human and she got every right to express her feelings about it. Plus this issue is not even hidden or personal issue it’s quite open and a sad cultural issue. And it’s pretty disgusting just like the INDIAN CASTE SYSTEM....IT’S INHUMAN AND DISGUSTING. GLORIFYING HUMAN DISCRIMINATION IS DISGUSTING. No culture should teach that but sadly Indian culture got it just like The Western culture used to have it ( they still do but not at that level ).

[@i.8885]

@@selenapink98 this is not a problem that you have, it's everyone's problem so of course it's everyone's business. How dare you say it's not.

[@jessicacoleman3752]

It's so crazy that everyone that is pale in America would LOVE to always be tan and have beautiful golden skin while a lot of people in India and Korea for example would love to have lighter skin. I have always been extremely pale and my skin does not tan. I have always found Indian skin color to be soooo beautiful! I love your channel. Thank you for always talking about important issues in your videos. Everyone looks beautiful in their own skin and the current media stars make it hard to realize it. Not only are your words amazing but that makeup is gorgeous😱😍

[@gpal8224]

Honey but your movie industry doesn't pick only tan women and show it to you everyday that u aren't worth enough right??!!!! But it happens in Indian cinemas... They pick only pale skin women and show it in media everyday and low down our SELF ESTEEM...

[@nm9688]

But Hollywood is filled with pale women. Also blacks in the showbiz always lightening their skin w makeup

[@jenniferwaddell2582]

I am a fair skinned European girl born and raised in USA. My husband is an Arab man. I’m so jealous of naturally dark skin. Born with a tan. I’m so white My legs reflect light instead of tanning. If ur heavy then it just looks like chicken fat. Like, Americans spend thousands of dollars every year trying to obtain a tan like the natural one u have Jovita! Even we aren’t trying to be white. The film industry there is seriously disillusioned. Stay proud of ur color and know there’s an American woman who wishes she was as beautiful as u!

[@MrJovitageorge]

"legs reflect light" loooll Thanks for the lovely uplifting comment love!

[@herms16]

Jennifer Hadrich that's awesome... but don't put your white skin down as welll... love yourself... all

[@ardsarya20]

Such a motivation for dusky people at the expense of u

[@i.8885]

Basically all skin types have their beauty but I like brown skin because it's neither too fair nor too dark. Mine is light and I easily tan because I'm Mediterranean.

[@hcmint4heart]

Alsoooo, in regards to scenes that we are like “WHAAAT?? HOWW??” That scene in Devdas where SRK hits Aishwarya with a necklace and scars her face “out of love”?? Why?? How?? Ew

[@MrJovitageorge]

OOHHHH YESSSS! What was that about?

[@hrishitapaul7225]

That scene wasn't in the novel being vulgar, Bollywood exaggerated it! I am a Bengali girl myself!!

[@sriyakanduri1895]

@@hrishitapaul7225 Well it is a Sanjay Leela Bansali's project.

[@sriyakanduri1895]

@@MrJovitageorge And that was ... she said no for marriage to devdas bcz he did not take a stand for her. He was like... "itna guroor acchha nehi hota!" Like seriously. She decided to stand for her mother and herself.

[@ericagarcia1333]

All the way from Cali here! You’re my gurl! I recently got into makeup at age 33 following years of producing in the tv news industry. I’ve tried watching several different makeup gurus, they are all lovely, but you are the only one I feel I can actually have an intelligent conversation with! Your views are top-notch realness. You’re very right about the problems Women face. We have the same damn problems in the Mexican community. I’ve fought so hard against that mentality and am of course considered radical for it. A 33yo unwed Mexican woman is a no no, but I’m doing me and I’m happier than most women I know. Thank you so much for spreading truth to all these women. You are a very good big sis and thank you for using your platform for the good of Women.

[@reiloveable]

I have always felt uneasy n horrified when stalking is portrayed as something romantic in movies. If you have watched American beauty, you’ll be surprised as well as confused as to why the girl ended up with the guy who secretly used to film her. This world is messed up

[@moz2479]

I hate it when the girl always ends up with the guy who treats her like shit or harasses her at the beginning of the film. My range of entertainment is quite vast, and nearly always, the girl ends up with they guy who we in real life would disapprove of cause of how mean he is. But for some reason, media likes to show that girls like being harassed? I seriously don't get why.

[@prairiehorse6168]

That hardly happens in real life. Most women would run miles away from a creep.

[@shahbana2060]

Oh I watched Bahubali a couple of months ago and I had the exact same reaction. I got soooooo pissed I was live texting my friends that this is a violation of my body and how is this considered romantic? I would punch a guy if he does that to me and not consider it romantic. It is a huge movie and they wrote this as their romantic first meeting? I still have the pent up frustration from seeing her role in the movie. Even after the scene (for which I still cringe) she gives up on her mission when a dude comes along. She's a warrior woman, don't make a girl a warrior woman and then just give her a sprain so the guy can show how much of a hero he is. The whole movie made me wonder...this is what they call strong female character?

[@tiyashabiswas12]

I was so annoyed when he went instead of her....i was like.. wtf why why??

[@vishnusenthil6409]

hey jovi - i absolutely loved this video. I am quite fair skinned and i am south indian and i hate it when people (100% of the time INDIAN) say i am beautiful BECAUSE MY SKIN IS FAIR. its so annoying because i have more to fucking offer than my fair skin. fair skin doesnt make someone beautiful - indian girls not only have beautiful eyes and cheekbones to die for but 99% of them are super intelligent. WHY ARENT THEY TALKING ABOUT THAT. also - queen is being remade and the telugu and tamil version have tammana and kajal aggarwal respectively. the movies are gonna be about a telugu and tamil girl finding themself so WHY THE FUCK CANT THEY CAST AN ACTUAL TAMIL AND TELUGU GIRL ??? i am so annoyed urgh and these stupid movies always have these stupid ideologies. and yes i know and agree that sex sells but that is only because the fucking industry has conditioned the audience to only watch movies where women are conditioned and sexualised.

[@graced.6711]

god that chittiya kalaiya song is sooo hopelessly dumb!!!!! its not just about fair complexion. it also goes on to explaining tons of things she wants her 'man' to do for her. why? why cant you do it yourself!!! UGH! The one and only time i listened to that song that was the only thing i could think about. also dont forget super talented nandita daas and chitrangada singh 😍😍 chitrangada singh is downright the most beautiful woman alive 😱😱

[@SaiyaFlower]

A few years ago I saw a bollywood movie about a woman (who was a teacher) getting sexually assaulted by this random guy. To him it was her ‘punishment’ for talking back. So her and his family decided that they should get married. 😱 And in some weird way, this movie had a romantic ending. Which is very unrealistic.🤨 Turns out in some cases this really does happen in real life 😞 Not just in India, btw.

[@TahrinAziz]

SaiyaFlower which movie was it? 😂 i just wanna give it a bad review anywhere i find it

[@kirtisawant9288]

Must be "Raja ki aayegi baraat"...Rani Mukherjee?

[@ayshas288]

That movie was a mess!! Made me puke

[@i.8885]

Wow that plot is fucked up😑 like movies can make an influence on some dumb people and then a stupid guy might do the same thing just because he saw that movie

[@MultiBigbird01]

Rani mukherjee movie, right? It was disgusting because after that she walked on the street naked surrounded by her school students.

[@ayshahaniehabib6460]

GIRL!!! I feel you. Even my 5 y/o is facing the problem and to tell you the truth, we don't talk about colours at home. I'm slightly fairer then my daughter and she thinks being fair is beautiful. It's so heartbreaking to explain to a 5 year old that she's just beautiful the way she is. We've been brought up in such environment where being fair is beautiful and it sucks! Much love from Malaysia.

[@prairiehorse6168]

Aysha Hanie Habib please tell her that she is gorgeous. My Mom is dusky and as a child she was always told how dark she was in comparison to her mother and her relatives. Even to this day I can see the damage caused to my Mom's self-esteem even though she is the most educated person in our family.

[@ayshahaniehabib6460]

Priya K thank you. It's something we have to keep working on because the society is such.

[@cthour90]

@@ayshahaniehabib6460 Malaysian media and mentality is equally as sick and colorist. I hope you keep telling your daughter she is beautiful as she is, or else media and society will make her think she's ugly. It was hard for me growing up without affirmation even from my own mom. I struggled alot with the colorism there. Now happily married to an arab who loves my skin color. Brown skin is MUCH more valued overseas and i feel much more beautiful now than when i was growing up in Asia. Never going back there.

[@bhagya1985]

my daughter is seven and she some times says ''mom, you;'re more beautiful than me. I reply her,, 'nah baby, you look more pretty and you have such a baby skin. Maama does so much on her skin but you are naturally so soft and i wish I have as soft and nice skin as you'' and instantly, it brightens up her face. I always motivate her by praising a bit and hugging, kissing and making her feel special. She even wears glasses because of her eye condition and i try to uplift her by saying ''u are the cutest one while wearing glasses tht I have ever seen'' and she feels so good.

[@shalinimahapatra3973]

Exactly! Even I felt violated watching that scene from bahubali.That wasn't romantic at all,if anything I got angry watching it.And a lot of people didn't feel anything wrong about it, I mean how? And if she wants to put on makeup and all to look beautiful she can do it herself,or at least ask for her permission before stripping her half naked and touching her inappropriately.There is no thing called consent when it comes to movies in India,be it Bollywood or any other regional movie.

[@shalinimahapatra3973]

Aastha Lalita I agree.

[@carlyh6913]

And I'm really saddened to hear the brown kids can't see someone like themselves in these ads, its been the same in Australia, it used to be if you weren't blonde, blue eyed and stick thin then I guess you weren't the Aussie version of beautiful. After 200 years I'm happy to say our brown ppl are SLOWLY being represented on ads, most recently a KFC ad ;( But, I hope this is just the beginning of something. Also, I need to see more indian/Asian models on the worldwide catwalks and campaigns... I hate Victoria's secret but they had a show in shanghai this year and only 6 or 8 Asian models?! I think I only counted a couple of Indian models... We need to represent our world cultures more..

[@dharabarot4033]

I agree with that, I think being one of the most multicultural countries we are but too late to the party.

[@melissaguevara4049]

So love your videos and I agree. I am Mexican American and live out here in the South West United States. Latin influence is strong here, but it is the same, where fair skin is put above more brown skin. In Spanish soap operas or movies the leads are fair and the darker girls are maids, cooks, or lower class working girls. It's been like that forever! It amazes me how different nationalities are so similar when it comes to "saying" what is beautiful. Even here in the United States, African American girls are told that fair is better. This to me is the oldest form of racism. Hopefully it slowly changes, but for now, us brown girls have to stick together. Love you so much. ❤

[@tanukaushal5026]

I can relate to this... I'm a dusky girl... And growing up I heard so much of comments about my colour... Even many marriage proposals didn't worked out coz of my skin shade but now I don't care about such nonsense... I'm independent doing well in my carrier so don't need anyone's bullshit...

[@hemalatha4190]

I stopped watching Bollywood movies... And no offense but telugu, tamil n Kannada film industry are crazy about fair skin.. or atleast making dusky skin girls also fair... Gawwdd. Wen will our people accept that beauty is beyond skin tone.. no wonder actresses like nandita das, konkana sen, Lisa Haydon, esha Gupta struggle... Why is Katrina, Amy Jackson, jacquline still in the industry.. why why... they really don know acting.. seriously I can do a better job.. I soo feel u Jovita... I was called a negro by my own uncle.. cause I didn't put make up or care for my skin wen I was a teenager.... I was studying medicine to become a doctor. I don hve fucking time to care for my skin... God.. I m really pissed..About this whole dark skin racism even at this era.... 😡😠😠😵

[@prairiehorse6168]

Hema Latha your uncle is a racist ignoramus. Btw, you are gorgeous.

[@hemalatha4190]

Priya K awww.. thank u so much dear.. 😘. Ya.. I realized that he is a ass..

[@khintanu]

What a punk! I bet he looked like a sad potato sack himself. You’re gorgeous!

[@MeghanaKaranth101]

the Kannada film industry is basically nonexistent lolololol

[@hemalatha4190]

Meghana Karanth ...Not totally... Wen they come up with. Original scripts... It's totally worth it... Watch jaby koa reviews. If u wanna know more.

[@vjynrachu3432]

Thank you so much for bringing up this topic. Yes I grew up watching that being dark is bad and being fair is beautiful. That had affected by confidences and I think it happens to all dusky skinned girls. They don't believe or feel beautiful.

[@Nesi222]

i agree...Y they r so perfect always?? everybody in Bollywood r slim trim with perfect hair...i am a 2XL gal with curly thin hair..nd yes i luk beautiful..and my mom-in-law feels proud of me..she loves me ,cares for me.. really Bollywood should change their stereotype thoughts...

[@vattalmulakuclub1454]

U shud also speak about that thin lean and extremely beautiful girls coupled with muscleman in front of matrimonial ads ... Do we have only that species ready for marriage ? I have reached to a point wherein I say I love my colour been portrayed as nothing but helplessness

[@MsJamieNY]

You are so right! Skincolour and ethnicity shouldn't be important in our modern society... sick the world has still to deal with it! Btw.. You are sooo pretty!

[@sleeplessmom4830]

I thought that scene was so weird too! Then I was confused how they went from a jungle to falling down a snowy mountain.

[@MrJovitageorge]

Sleepless Mom hahahahhaha

[@FairyOfFlowers22]

Omg this is the best GRWM I've ever watched. I love how you talk about serious stuff!!!!! Yaaaaaasssss

[@lizasen7123]

🤣 this video is fun. :P it makes me imagine sitting with a cup of coffee beside you and roasting Bollywood together . 😁

[@MrJovitageorge]

HAHAHHA

[@jessicasusanjacob9111]

Loving the Cleopatra eye look!! Loved your rant even more...

[@debduttachakraborty6572]

A big thumbs up to this video. Love and respect increased a notch higher, for you, ❤. Girl, keep slaying this way 💞. Loads of hugs 😘

[@DeepikaRam]

Loll ..gurl paryayvachi 😂👌🏼i cannot even express how irritated i get when i see some YTers (sadly) promoting videos on how to get white/fair..get fair hands..its one thing to make videos on how to remove tan ..but its totally differnt to make videos on how to get fair..why thou😔.. i really hope this obsession for fairness vanishes...

[@MrJovitageorge]

And people continue to click on those video and watch them too!

[@DeepikaRam]

MrJovitageorge and most imp are d comments sections asking for more fairness videos with comments like wow u r great ..🤔🤭🙄having half mill subs.. 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@DeepikaRam]

MrJovitageorge btw i am tryin to recollect d movie name where gurl clicks picture of guy..

[@chemfun7218]

I am one of those people who click those videos, but click the pause button immediately. I go directly to the comment section and I tell you what; it is pure entertainment ;) We have different skin tones and we should appreciate it. You are so right about the Indian movie industry.

[@katie.sleeps]

I've not heard the term dusky used to describe brown skin before. It sounds beautiful, I'll be sure to use it in the future! Love everything about this video :)

[@ChrisSunHwa]

I totally agree with you about all the different skin colors/shades being equally beautiful!

[@ajna928]

I'm so glad that you were brave enough to address the things that you said in your video, it's not just even Bollywood, it's everywhere it's people's old mentally of thinking and belittling people let alone women, girls and women these days need to learn that beauty comes from within not from the clothes that they wear the fake hair the fake nails or fake tans just the wholehearted love that they have to give to people in general. You're always so positive and upbeat that's one of the reasons I watch you. Keep up the hard work and stay the way you are!

[@aishamohsin4491]

Gorgeous look!😍 Love the fact that you spoke up for this! Totally agree with you!👍

[@shwetanair3430]

I love you. I love your skin, I love your voice and everything that's come out of your mouth in the last 15 minutes and 21 seconds. what you are doing is so important. Talking about out thoughts and opinions is one of the most important steps into fixing these issues. we just need to keep battering people with these extremely logical questions and eventually, things will change. thank you for saying these words.

[@carlyh6913]

Omg I LOVE you !! So glad I found your channel, brains, talent, charisma, humor (dare I say beauty haha) Big hugs from Australia *xo*

[@lizasen7123]

TV serials are the crappiest 😑

[@Chithrasp]

Ahhhhhh bald .. fully clothed n yet beautiful ... Bang on girl .. now this makes a warrior statement 😍😍😍😍😍

[@neptunemeditation5874]

everyting you speak about.. this comes right from my heart! You're such a golden person (meaning with a golden heart!) And OMG that make up though :-)

[@bellejohn8761]

totally agree with you Sonia!

[@heenamahendra2287]

More power to you, Jovita! I am binge watching your videos!

[@Search4Cherise]

i feel the same! im also going to recreate this look!

[@apurvs]

The rant is real and I echo same random tots here and there..on daily basis.. Especially, I had same tots about Bahubali scene, the first time I saw it. It's like teaching all that it's ok to act stalker and be behind even after denials..since you are in love it seems that One sided force is ok.. Coz she will see ur love and change soon, show her ur power and conquer her!!

[@neptunemeditation5874]

yeah right!? What the f! No means no.

[@joefranciscastephan766]

That's an awesome video. Keep up your good work!

[@ishabindal5117]

The things you talked about! Right on point! More power to you! These things are exactly what I think when I watch these movies.

[@SueEmmDee]

I love your speaking out about colorism or colour prejudice. The gold eye liner and wing out are beautiful. Thanks for the video.

[@diljyotsidhu9877]

So well spoken Jovita! You’re doing great😁

[@PuranieVlogs]

By far this is my favorite video of yours!! Next to the pregnancy video of course. So true whatever you said. It's nice to have someone talking and emphasizing it in social media!!!! Love youuuu

[@bellejohn8761]

YES. so true!

[@michellemahadeo2365]

love this video! convo and make up.

[@kerencg5297]

You are beautiful and thank you sooo much for your message on embracing our beautiful brown skin. And on the truth about Bollywood movies. Love your messages and your makeup too of course💗

[@pakeezabutt5731]

You are so inspiring and original! I just love ur chatty videos. You are beautiful even without makeup. Love u 💕

[@nasimabegum7232]

Thank you for talking about this!!🙏🙏

[@nehas1882]

If I could, I wud have liked rather loved this video a thousand times, how easly u spoke about this huge messed up issues....

[@ninaanaida4278]

Joviiiii you look super cute speaking in hindi !! I totally agree with your perspective ... Can't wait for your next video ❤

[@vyshious]

Everything you mentioned is what I found so alienating about my family's culture. I love the language and stories, the food, the clothing, the big, strong family networks....but I hate how women are treated in film and how dark skin is apparently the worst physical trait. *cough* Amy Jackson's whole career *cough* I found it really helpful to find indie Tamil films. Real plots and real acting. Even if the story isn't my usual cup of tea, it feels downright healing haha.

[@eshadasgupta8601]

This video was amazing! 😍

[@aroosam2632]

Loved this video Jovita! I really enjoy these chatty videos and hearing your opinion on such topics. You said pretty much everything I feel about Bollywood. Some people take it so seriously. It's such a scary thought that so many people look up to the characters of these fictional films and adopt certain behaviours and ideas portrayed in the movies into their own lives. The list of problems with majority typical Bollywood films can go on but I do accept that it is slightly adapting, not fast enough however. I think people who watch these films should be more aware about why things like stalking, molestation, subordination of women and heroic masculinity are wrong. Hopefully Bollywood adapts to more open minded ideas about society soon. But loved hearing your opinion, it's good to speak about these things to spread awareness. x

[@wastetanz]

i loooove this video!! i loved listening to you talk and i just wanna sit down with you and some chai and rant about allllllllllll the bollywood issues

[@user-e2023]

I love this look I Cnt wait to try it for Christmas!

[@priyankabhattacharya7984]

Love you...this chatty video is just awesome....xoxo

[@luv1DSelenaGomez]

Omg i love you! You talk about matters that actually matter!!!! Much love ❤️❤️

[@anushashivamurthyp1419]

Well said Jo, you are expressing the things which I have exactly in my mind. Thanks a lot☺️

[@nehabiswas8006]

Thank you soooooo much for coming up with this topic... This is a very true fact of Bollywood! People need to think about it deeply

[@anulakshmi1630]

Nothing makes me prouder than to see the most beautiful dusky, brown and even black skinned little girls in my beloved India especially when they are playing and laughing. Sometimes I want to cry because of the love they give and the love they don't receive in return. I love you, Jovita because you are proof things will change and are changing. YOU are part of that change! Thank you for telling the world the beauty that you see when you look at India.

[@chloe_s3635]

I love how unique ur eye makeup is!

[@m.v.v.fathima7641]

Omg 😂 movie makers got burnt. I am south indian ,you may know in some of the movies they told like girls are like this and that, they love you for your money and if the boy's love failed they can do whatever they want like they verbally abuse the girls.even after the guy insulted her in every way she still fall for him. in some movies they portrait girls like piece of crap , I was like dude are u kidding me I know nobody is perfect but these kind of portrayal really needed.its just want me to rip off that screen

[@moz2479]

I say the same thing about Tamil movies. The guy literally full on stalks her and then they fall in love? Like that does not happen; especially if she doesn't even know the guy. And I also couldn't get my head around Dabang. He literally followed the girl wherever she went and emotionally blackmailed her and her father. The father even killed himself cause of his guilt. Now that was just sickening.

[@walkingindlite]

You are such an inspiration!

[@sanjanabhattarai7892]

You literally nailed❤

[@hipchic18]

I am in awe of your content! I just watched your pregnancy video and was really impressed. You blew me away with this one! You need to continue speaking up and bring awareness to really important world wide issues. I would really love to see you speak at the United Nations. I truly appreciate your convictions, your passion, your honesty and your delivery. Bravo!

[@MrJovitageorge]

awwww Thank you soo much!

[@velsrisharminiesathianaray3757]

I totally agree with you. I have watched movie reviews that says the heroine looks like side character because she wasnt fair enough.. even in malaysia cinema its the same thing. However, i found singapore dramas and short films have tan and dark skin girls as their main cast which I personally adore and look up to.

[@pandapanda5355]

Just love the way u spread the message of eternal beauty.

[@chayak24]

And this is why I LOVE watching your videos! ❤

[@veronikamelamed4068]

A wonderful video and a great tutorial - you look beautiful.

[@shamsuzzamanrizvi1962]

I just love your message

[@artiagarwal3144]

I seriously have the same opinion! It’s very sad. 🤭 I have a lil thing to share as well. So here goes.. I hadn’t watched the movie Dil Wale Dhulaniya Le Jayengey and it’s really really hyped! And I didn’t watch it ever cause it’s realllllyy not my type but one day it was being telecasted on tv so I was like, “hmm let’s see what’s the hype about” and I watched ONE scene which happened to be where the guy(shah rukh Khan) is literally forcing the girl (kajol) to may be go somewhere with him or something (I’m not sure) but they were at the train station I guess and the guy pulls the girl’s clothes (around the arm) to forcefully catch her and her clothes literally tear off!! I mean what? Howwww? How can you portray such a thing! (Low key molestation) you have such a big platform! Do something helpful/positive. Portray something inspiring instead of this crap! Anyway, that was the only scene I watched from DDLJ and I don’t think I’ll ever even try to watch that movie again. #grossedout 🤮 btw you look absolutely gorgeous, LOVING the look you created! Hope you have a great week ahead! ❤️

[@moz2479]

Oh my gosh! I thought the exact same thing about DDLJ too. I think its way too overrated. The one scene which really pissed me off was when Kajol and Sharukh were locked in a train compartment and he was straight on harassing her by staring at her and lying on her lap. Like dude, she doesn't even know you!!! Cause of that I still haven't watched the film, and I don't intend to. But what surprised me was that the film still airs in Mumbai and loads of people go to re-watch it. Like I heard that a person has watched it over 30 times or something. What are people doing with their lives?!!

[@artiagarwal3144]

Oh god! How jobless is that person! And if that person is coincidentally reading this then (which I really hope they are), dude! What’s wrong with you! Why are you living under a rock? There are so many better movies you can watch! Even if they’re Bollywood! 🤭

[@khintanu]

Lol this is a bit overrated, she fought back against his crap in the movie and was also mean to him at times. It was a lot of what people do in the beginning of relationships (stupid things). I think if you continued to watch the movie you would see that and it’s one of my favorite cheesy movies. But having said that, I hate the scene where he lies to her about what happened over night. It’s not funny and unnecessary.

[@artiagarwal3144]

khintanu oh my gosh! I’ve watched that scene too!! There are so many little scenes like those in the movie which are unnecessary and misleading! And that’s my point! As we all know how influenced does the audience(specially in India) get by the characters of their favourite actors/actresses, why not portray something inspiring or chivalrous at least!

[@manchurianful]

The final look! Wow

[@nagachinmayee]

I juz loved loved loveddddd this video... u spoke my mind ❤️❤️❤️

[@ajeetalokhande7119]

You are really amazing... Love to see your videos.

[@klassykassie4158]

Love love love this video! U speaketh the truth!

[@tennnine]

you and Jackie Aina, you guys keep talking the talk! there are so many young brown people feeling disenfranchised from the general culture - more such videos please. You are a wonderful role model.. more power to you!

[@hotmessmombie83]

Love your look and love your perspective and personality. You are awesome 😎🙌🏼💕👸🏾

[@mansiparekh9149]

It's the BEST video of your channel👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@graciaragho]

Well said Jovita. Love your vids!❤

[@scorpiobabe]

Love this kind of videos from you ❤

[@bellejohn8761]

LOVE this video. Girl, you make us feel like we're not alone when you share these things. Thank you :) Looking so beautiful, as always!

[@Shridhar26]

Totally agree with you !

[@Ditimiffy]

Girl you’re the best 😘I love your videos ...you’ve truly spoken my mind ❤️

[@janellimarie]

I love this vid. Great rant. Very valid points. It’s not just Indian culture. I’m Puerto Rican and Hispanics have a lot of the same cultural issues with colorism and how men treat women.

[@raining_houseplants2646]

This chit chat series is very good jovita... Can't wait for the next one... And you have a way with words :)

[@komalLuVs1D]

Amen Preach it SISTA

[@insiyahabib4660]

You should do more videos like this 💕 you are a beautiful person inside out and I am so glad that I am your subscriber from so long❤️ You are truly a motivation and you inspire all the brown and dark skin girls 😘💕

[@junebug3354]

Oooh such a pretty eye look! I've never seen blue and gold look so good together like that! This video inspired me. :)

[@julietate3262]

I absolutely love all of your make-up tutorial videos! Your perspective regarding skin shades in India and the mentality behind darker shades is also quite interesting. Though I was not born in India, my grandparents were. I was told they migrated to the West Indies from South India, as many others did in search of economic freedom. I am from Trinidad and it's quite interesting to see so much of the same similarities in thinking when it comes to skin. I totally agree with you. God loves as just the way He created us! End of story. Thank you as always for sharing from the heart!

[@geetdesh111]

loved loved loved ur look and with those earrings, wow!

[@debradias8288]

I completely agree with you, Jovita! I don't watch movies a lot so I'm only familiar with bollywood songs!

[@delann13]

Jovita you are super confident and I think that just rubs off on all your viewers!! Also what’s with all the wit and beauty and brains ... love it

[@jerryjacob7062]

Amen! Preach it Jovi. Love you xx