There is a rule for Indian film actors: caste return, simply put, which caste person plays the role of which caste, and must not be overstepped, so it is no wonder that the male lead in this film Although he is a positive character, he is not as handsome as the villain. It is because the villain is a high caste character and must be played by a high caste actor, and the male lead is a low caste character and must be played by a low caste actor.
Let’s talk about the origin of the Indian caste system. Since the land of India used to be the growth and reproduction of the Tu tribes, and then the aliens invaded and occupied it, the invaders worried that their bloodline would be polluted by the Tu people, so they deceived a religion to fool the people and divide them. Draw out complex caste classifications and promote intra-caste marriage, so in the Indian land thousands of years later, although everyone claims to be Indians, they are not a race at all in terms of appearance or IQ. Today's India is essentially a living fossil of a medieval feudal society. The Shenma democracy is just a seemingly gorgeous coat. Stripped of the outer disguise, the essence is nothing but the ruling race that has remained unchanged for thousands of years and enslaves most of the ruled Tu ethnic groups That's it. The rulers are always within the marriage, and the right to rule is always inherited, and the ruled generations are ruled. China has been enlightened since Chen Sheng and Wu Guang shouted that "the princes and generals have a seed" two thousand years ago, but the Indians still have no such awareness.
So-called democratic India, the social system in essence is still medieval feudalism and even slavery. Does this democracy serve a bird purpose? ? ? ? ? ? The whole people do not have the consciousness of "the princes and the generals have the same kind of people", and they have turned the caste system into a religion to worship. Even if such a nation and country put on a good-looking democratic disguise, it will always be in the backward Middle Ages. This is why no matter how much the West touts India, India is still a bird.
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