'Our country is homophobic' - Ayushmann Khurrana.... - Page 6

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I was calling to submit?

No I was calling out the vitriolic nature of their attack, at least that's what I thought...

Okay, thank you for calmly explaining it to me

Well i watched his last movie Doctor G in theaters and it was by far the worst movie i've seen in a theater.

Originally posted by: YoursTrulyOne

Well i watched his last movie Doctor G in theaters and it was by far the worst movie i've seen in a theater.

Hes gotten worse at acting 😆

I’ve had the misfortune of watching some of his last few movies and honestly, they were BAD. Also, serious question - how many countries can you say are truly not homophobic? You may have gay icons in the west, but how many out and proud footballers can you think of that play in the world famous English Premier League?

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

Homophobia has existed in India from ancient times just as it existed in the rest of the world.

But tell me why temples had homosexual art on them if it was banned? Temples and sculptures were way of educating back then, so why educate masses about everything then?

Originally posted by: Chocru

But tell me why temples had homosexual art on them if it was banned? Temples and sculptures were way of educating back then, so why educate masses about everything then?

My best guess would be same as best guess about art in Europe which predates the temples in India in fact, which also depicted homosexuality.

1. It existed, so they portrayed

2. Those in the arts, such as sculptors, tend to be more accepting of differences

Fact is we can't deny that there is prejudice documented in text against queer people, including laws. Manu Smriti, Dharmashastra, Arthashastra, Mahabharata are all ancient texts.

In Europe, if there was an Aristotle who argued in favor, there was Plato who wanted to ban.

The usual suspects trying to use the opportunity to spew their hateful rhetoric. 🤡

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

My best guess would be same as best guess about art in Europe which predated the temples in India in fact, which also depicted homosexuality.

1. It existed, so they portrayed

2. Those in the arts, such as sculptors, tend to be more accepting of differences

Fact is we can't deny that there is prejudice documented in text against queer people, including laws. Manu Smriti, Dharmashastra, Arthashastra, Mahabharata are all ancient texts.

In Europe, if there was an Aristotle who argued in favor, there was Plato who wanted to ban.

Art doesn't come for greater public viewing without patronage. Sculpures and drawings might be from the artist but the monies are from patrons and they did not refuse the exhibition to masses.

I am not saying we aren't homophobes but certain contradictory evidence also exists which says some are okay with it too.

hai....HMR debate kar rahi hai....lagta hai ye topic super hit hone wala hai...

Originally posted by: Chocru

Art doesn't come for greater public viewing without patronage. Sculpures and drawings might be from the artist but the monies are from patrons and they did not refuse the exhibition to masses.

I am not saying we aren't homophobes but certain contradictory evidence also exists which says some are okay with it too.

Then the other possibility I can think of is religious texts forbade homosexuality, but people ignored it until they stopped ignoring.