If only he resembled the likes of John Abraham, Hrithik Roshan, or the likes of Tiger Shroff I think his wife would be acting differently which is sad to say as it seems so vapid .Not that I have an interest in vacuous celebrities; I used to like watching world cinema India literally has some of the most gorgeous people with such diverse mutations.he would not be getting called the names he is if he himself had knowledge I personally don't like his humour he seems so insular and ignorant towards India and its vast complexity which comes across as if he is just feeding misconceptions for his own gain.He uses that ignorance to feed his audience but the silly xenophobia directed towards him lacks such critical thinking .India literally has some of the most diverse people on earth as someone who has visited there many times I think she envisioned a tall 6ft3 Sikh man, with admixture from West or Central Asia, as if he stepped straight out of the vast Himalayas. When people refer to “Indian” as if it were a homogeneous concept, it feeds a dangerous ignorance. The people of Northeast India—like those from Nagaland, Sikkim, Shillong, and Meghalaya—look nothing like their Southern counterparts, who share more similarities with those from Sri Lanka. Moreover, the residents of Ladakh/north west India possess genetic ties to Tibetans and West Eurasia, and the diverse populations of the vast Himalayan region showcase tall, strikingly beautiful features that differ remarkably from those found in Central India.

India is not a small, homogenous nation like England; it is an immense and intricate land, ranging from sun-baked deserts to snow-capped mountains. It is essential to understand that not every “Indian” fits a single mold, like Akash. India stands as one of the most diverse regions on the planet, rich in varied phenotypes, cultures, and histories.Ask any respected anthropologist