I Also Said, Men Are Like Curling

I Grew Up Speaking English And Punjabi. Just Living And Working In Punjab And Smelling The Early Morning Air And Sitting Down And Having Paranthas And Lassi And All That Was Marvellous.

I Think Worldwide, The Movement Has Been Towards Accepting And Respecting The Individuality And The Rights Of Gay People, Lesbians And Transgender People. Here, However, Age-old Cultural Mindsets - Which Also Comes From Victorian Times, Affect The Thinking Of People.

The Advantage My Looks Gave Me Was That I Wasn't Limited To Just Playing Indian Roles When I Was Abroad, And I've Been Abroad For Almost Twenty-five Years.

Men Are Like Mascara, They Run At The Slightest Display Of Emotion.

The Anglo-saxon World Saw India As An Underdeveloped Country. The Land Of Snake Charmers, The Cows On The Street, That "ex-colony-backward-nation" Kind Of Viewpoint, Very Condescending. Europe On The Other Hand, Saw India In A More Romantic, Mystical, Spiritual Way, As A Place That's A Fountain Of Wisdom.