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Jokes on colour, body shaming should not be encouraged:Radhika
Coming out in support of her co-star Tannishtha Chatterjee who was \'roasted\' for her dark skin on a TV comedy show, actress Radhika Apte feels one shouldn\'t crack jokes on someone\'s colour and body structure.
Coming out in support of her co-star Tannishtha Chatterjee who was 'roasted' for her dark skin on a TV comedy show, actress Radhika Apte feels one shouldn't crack jokes on someone's colour and body structure.
Tannishtha had revealed on social media that she had walked out midway through the recording of the show ‘Comedy Nights Bachao’ because she was 'roasted' for her skin tone. The 35-year-old internationally acclaimed actress was on the show to promote her film recently released film ‘Parched’, produced by Ajay Devgn.
"I think jokes on colour or body shaming shouldn't be made. It's not funny to crack such jokes. Do you crack a joke on fair skin (people)? No right? So don't do it (joke on dark skin people). There has to be a limit," Radhika said.
