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**Drugsonl** · 12-06-2005, 03:43 PM

Having them dress in American style clothes is not a good solution either, because then the dance would lose its Indian touch. So I think the present scenario is a fair compromise.

No offence....but actually I don't see y they hav to use the Sari as a "compromise" in the 1st place! As for the dance losing its "Indian touch" w/ western dresses, wudn't it lose tat neways, considering, as u stated, tat its not an authentic Indian style but a copy of the US "hip-hop" style??!

So I guess it makes no diff. if they make the actresses wear western/sum other outfit instead of Sarees........!
OTOH, I feel they r the main culprits for most of the general public to consider even Sarees as "sexy" outfits today!

'wonder y the public doesn't feel like protesting abt this so far as they'd done in case of Kushboo's statement!

12-06-2005, 03:43 PM	#9
Drugsonl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 531 Senior Member	Having them dress in American style clothes is not a good solution either, because then the dance would lose its Indian touch. So I think the present scenario is a fair compromise. No offence....but actually I don't see y they hav to use the Sari as a "compromise" in the 1st place! As for the dance losing its "Indian touch" w/ western dresses, wudn't it lose tat neways, considering, as u stated, tat its not an authentic Indian style but a copy of the US "hip-hop" style??! So I guess it makes no diff. if they make the actresses wear western/sum other outfit instead of Sarees........! OTOH, I feel they r the main culprits for most of the general public to consider even Sarees as "sexy" outfits today! 'wonder y the public doesn't feel like protesting abt this so far as they'd done in case of Kushboo's statement!
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