How Obsessed Are Indians With Fair Skin? | ASIAN BOSS

With a multi-billion dollar industry in India, skin bleaching is very common among the Indian population. But how are people with fair skin treated in India? Do they get preferential treatment? We hit the streets of Mumbai to find out.

The opinions expressed in this video are those of individual interviewees alone and do not reflect the views of ASIAN BOSS or the general Indian population.

Special thanks to our Asian Boss team in Mumbai.

Aqsa (Reporter)

Karan (Camera)

Jasper (Host)

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[MrHereugo]

This is not only Limited to India.. but rest of Asia....South East Asia & Far East Asia as well!

[chai]

"it is given to you naturally, you never earned it" great line.

[Salma-ceqr]

"I don't take pride in my color because it's nothing to take pride in. It's given to you naturally, you never earned it" I loved that

[zhengawrintings]

"nobody wants to look like a ghost!"

The beauty standards in Korea and china:👁️👄👁️

[shravyasikha]

The youth in India are flourishing and are extremely smart ...I'm glad they have an opinion stronger than society.

[theblackpearl]

"Your colour is something given to you naturally its nothing to take pride in" clever man

[greenisgreener]

LMAO the guy that was like 'india has a million problems if you solve that you're more beautiful than a skin tone' AINT DAT DA TRUTH

[rowangrace]

I'm french studying in America and my girlfriend she's indian .!! once I saw her applying some kind of mixture on her face when I asked what what it is ? she said it's lep ( a kind of mixture including curd, turmeric, gram flour rose water) when I asked why she's doing this she said it's because she wants to have fair skin
Like baby you're already fair why do you even need that
She's the most beautiful girl I've ever saw !! We both met in birthday party of a friend gosh I still can't forget the day when I first saw her dammm 😍

[scissorhands]

shoutout to that guy in full black who said "i dont take pride in my fair skin cos it was just given to me, i didnt earn it "

[emiliagray]

I’m half white and whenever I visit my cousins in India they compliment me on my “fair” skin and it’s honestly heartbreaking because they are so gorgeous

[skinbubby]

Fair and lovely deserves to be banned in India.

[dogdogthegamer]

I'm speechless. This interviews are a reflection of how Smart, Mature, Humble these boys and girls are. I love India ❤

[vasundhrabharti]

Asia : skin bleaching
Foreigners: skin tanning

This shows that no one is happy with the skin tone they have.

[laxmijoshi]

Am I the only indian girl who hasn't used fair & lovely(glow&lovely whatever) till date???

[happynappyable]

I have a gorgeous friend ( she’s from India), she said she never got compliments about her beauty in India, she was rather told that she’s too dark . it’s only when she started traveling that people would tell her that she’s strikingly beautiful .

[Siaaesthetix]

Black is everyone's favourite colour until it comes to skin

[rpmtechph]

Can we talk about how intelligent the indians interviewed here were. I mean out of all the videos i watched in this channel, indians are very spontaneous and fluent in answering even in the English language.

[ashachopra]

People can't even imagine what kind of mental trauma dark skinned people go thru in India... It's horrible...

[DonDashVEVO]

In modern times the biggest contributor to “fairness” is BOLLYWOOD. Not a single dark successful lead actor.

[onaputhyhoe]

i’m south asian and i LOVE darker women and men. in fact i’ve never used any skin whitening products! hope people can learn to love themselves