Aug 29, 2011
104 Experiment Video Part 4
Part 4 in an ongoing series of experiment videos.
Here is a new low-budget DIY experiment video I shot and edited. no music, no dialogue, no sounds. there is no story. just moving images from a purely aesthetic perspective. Part 1 ("Saint/Slut") Part 2 ("Jahannam/Hell") Part 3 ("A Day at the Circus") .. now this is Part 4.
Aug 15, 2011
103 Bollywood Vampires, Part 5
INDEPENDENCE DAY - जाई हिंद!
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY TO ALL MY FELLOW INDIANS!
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY TO ALL MY FELLOW INDIANS!
Bollywood Vampires, Part 5:
The Exoticization of an Indian Women
(click on image below to enlarge the picture)
I love to wear a saree, but what I don't like is the treatment I get from non-Indian males when I wear a saree. We are treated like we are stupid, weak, helpless, fragile sexual creatures that need to be protected from evil dark Indian men and we need to be "saved" by white men (and some black men). Worse of all, we are made to feel like we are sex objects that just stepped out of the Kama Sutra and we are here to serve white guys and please their straight male gaze.
I hate how I am made to feel fetishized, exoticized, and objectified when I wear a saree out in public in the White Man's Land. When I am in a saree surrounded by Indians, I am treated normal. When I am in a saree surrounded by foreigners, I am made to feel like a sex object, a porn star, a prostitute, an Orientalist fantasy. Our sarees are not some sort of a costume for your perveted fantasies. Our sarees are a huge part of our culture, some of us wear it everyday, some of us wear it to work and to school, while some others of us wear it on special occassions. Saree is a legitimate piece of cloth that women actually wear and function in, it's not a fuckin' costume.
SIT YOUR ASS DOWN AND AVERT YOUR EYES AND DON'T FUCKIN' BELITTLE ME! Fuckin' gora perverts.
I hate how I am made to feel fetishized, exoticized, and objectified when I wear a saree out in public in the White Man's Land. When I am in a saree surrounded by Indians, I am treated normal. When I am in a saree surrounded by foreigners, I am made to feel like a sex object, a porn star, a prostitute, an Orientalist fantasy. Our sarees are not some sort of a costume for your perveted fantasies. Our sarees are a huge part of our culture, some of us wear it everyday, some of us wear it to work and to school, while some others of us wear it on special occassions. Saree is a legitimate piece of cloth that women actually wear and function in, it's not a fuckin' costume.
SIT YOUR ASS DOWN AND AVERT YOUR EYES AND DON'T FUCKIN' BELITTLE ME! Fuckin' gora perverts.
See the rest of Bollywood Vampires series:
Bollywood Vampires, Part 4: Bollywood Bloodbath
Bollywood Vanpires, Part 3: Honeymoon at Humayun's Tomb
Bollywood Vampires, Part 2: Mahr Matters
Bollywood Vampires, Part 1: Intro
Aug 8, 2011
102 Princess Jasmine the Whore, the Terrorist
Princess Jasmine: the Madonna and the Ho Complex
Click on each image to enlarge the picture.
Women, no matter how we dress or how we present ourselves, we keep getting attacked by others for how we look! We're either called sluts/whores and accused of seeking attention if we wear a nice outfit and some make-up, but also-- as Muslim women, we get attacked and mocked if anyone of us covers up and wears hijab, abaya, niqab, jelbab, or burqa. If a girl or woman gets sexually assaulted or raped, she is automatically BLAMED for how she dresses -- or -- even if she's covered up, she still gets blamed for her "seductive manners and ways."
Even if we are covered up, we are called oppressed, weak, and helpless.
Even if we are scantily clad, we are called whorish, slutty, and seductive.
Even if we cover up in hijab or niqab, we are accused of trying to seek attention (yes I've actually heard that from non-Muslims, especially other white Western women).
Even if we dress up in a nice short dress, we are accused of dolling up for men's attention.
Have it ever occured to you that we dress the way we do, because WE WANT TO, AND WE'RE DOING IT FOR OURSELVES?
Madonna or the Ho,
We're neither,
We're just NORMAL women who want to dress how we want and live our lives in peace.
Why can't you stop judging us and go look at yourself and worry about your own goddamned business?
You're so obsessed, you can't stop making snide comments.
Something is seriously wrong with you, you're so fucking pathetic, you feel jealous at the fact you can't get laid, so you lash out at women (and if you're a woman, you're probably so ugly and hideous and can't stand the fact that other women are confident with themselves and aren't afraid to dress how they want, so you start hating other women and lash out at them).
Get a life,
get a look at yourself,
worry about your own life,
and shut the fuck up.
Click on each image to enlarge the picture.
Princess Jasmine as the "Ho," the slut, the whore who dresses sexy and is asking for attention from men, and if she gets raped, it's her own fault for dressing like a slut!
Princess Jasmine as the "Madonna," the virgin, the saintly, helpless, weak, oppressed woman who is forced to wear the burqa and she's a fucking terrorist who loves and worships Osama bin Laden.
Women, no matter how we dress or how we present ourselves, we keep getting attacked by others for how we look! We're either called sluts/whores and accused of seeking attention if we wear a nice outfit and some make-up, but also-- as Muslim women, we get attacked and mocked if anyone of us covers up and wears hijab, abaya, niqab, jelbab, or burqa. If a girl or woman gets sexually assaulted or raped, she is automatically BLAMED for how she dresses -- or -- even if she's covered up, she still gets blamed for her "seductive manners and ways."
Even if we are covered up, we are called oppressed, weak, and helpless.
Even if we are scantily clad, we are called whorish, slutty, and seductive.
Even if we cover up in hijab or niqab, we are accused of trying to seek attention (yes I've actually heard that from non-Muslims, especially other white Western women).
Even if we dress up in a nice short dress, we are accused of dolling up for men's attention.
Have it ever occured to you that we dress the way we do, because WE WANT TO, AND WE'RE DOING IT FOR OURSELVES?
Madonna or the Ho,
We're neither,
We're just NORMAL women who want to dress how we want and live our lives in peace.
Why can't you stop judging us and go look at yourself and worry about your own goddamned business?
You're so obsessed, you can't stop making snide comments.
Something is seriously wrong with you, you're so fucking pathetic, you feel jealous at the fact you can't get laid, so you lash out at women (and if you're a woman, you're probably so ugly and hideous and can't stand the fact that other women are confident with themselves and aren't afraid to dress how they want, so you start hating other women and lash out at them).
Get a life,
get a look at yourself,
worry about your own life,
and shut the fuck up.
Aug 4, 2011
101 The Punk and The Thief (video)
Here is a new comedy video "The Punk and The Thief." All characters are performed by me! The video was specially made for Rebellion 2011 in Blackpool, England. My comedy videos will be shown at Rebellion Festival on August 7, 2011 for its first ever Video/Film Showcase!
"The Punk and The Thief" features songs by Blanks 77, Vice Squad, Bus Station Loonies, and Sham 69. Enjoy!
"The Punk and The Thief" features songs by Blanks 77, Vice Squad, Bus Station Loonies, and Sham 69. Enjoy!
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