Neetu Chandra is in hot water for "promoting lesbianism"

I hate those men! FTW!!! How dare they to interrupt the miracle of nature that is scorching hot lesbian innuendo!!

And how dare they to harm and assault somebody over a view of flesh! I cannot believe this hypocrisy and misogyny. And what is wrong with them, don't all hetero men actually LOVE promotion of lesbianism? Are men in India that afraid of women even insinuating the slightest bit of their own pleasure and that they don't need men for everything?

Arrgghhh I hate those guys so much right now! *yells like in the Kelly song*

Along with other horrible stuff they do in India to women :(

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but that first picture is my new desktop, so thanks! :0)

And the song 'Caught Out There' with the bridge 'I hate you so much right now!' is by Kelis not Kelly.

I won't be yelling obscenties. Only shout outs. I rarely know what kind of things goes on in other countries besides ours  pertaining to lgbtqi community.

They'll get over their bruised male egos! As long the models were safe and the crew ok,I don't care..

oh helloooo! ;D 

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  People still don't seem to understand how utterly hated homosexuality is in the middle and far east.  We get terribly upset at a beauty queen for not agreeing with gay marriage.  On the other side of the world, we would be beaten in the streets for having a smooch with our girlfriend.

"Don't hate me because I'm beautiful. Hate me because I'm with your girlfriend." -The Ki

F**k what more do they want? It is called the Man Magazine. What's wrong with promoting Lesbianism, anyway? The boys need to realize that not all girls want men to be involved. The boys threw a big enough temper tantrum they were willing to hurt people. Please get over yourselves.

" True enjoyment comes from activity of the mind and exercise of the body; the two are ever united" ~ Wilhelm von Humbolt

This mentality of Indian men makes me sick! Such hypocrites!

These bunch of idiots are the ones who light their lampost looking at these sensuous  pictures and then go disrupt the shoots! Urgh! Frustrating!

Since this shoot was happening in Mumbai, i believe it was mostly the local goons belonging to a political party Shiv Sena....who never do or let anything productive from happening and ought to be banned for their extremism. (Ah! i gotta give credit for this insight to a friend!) 

But then its not only about the Shiv Sena people, the mentality of most straight Indian men is the same, I've had guy friends who admitted they'd love to watch 2 lesbians making out but will not accept it, if their lover turned out to be a lesbian or bi or generally making out with another girl. Such double standards! 

I am just so pissed off with these people! 

I say, that was pretty daring for a bollywood star.

I know things are opening up in India, but we still cant ignore the fact that its a traditional country with very traditional values.

I'm sure if this spread even more, women would have been joining the rallies against this, not because of a bruised male ego, but because of complete disregard of cultural values.

in another case, this can be argued as lesbianism used for the benefit and sole pleasure of men, you know, since the mag is called The Man. again, conflicting diverse opinions, we cant really ignore.

I'll admit that I don't know much about the Indian culture, but I think Indian women r beautiful. I recently watched a movie about an Indian lesbian, done by an Indian lesbian who does documentaries. Forgive me that I can't recall her name. But the movie is beautiful. The title is Nina's Heavenly Delights, & stars Shelley Conn, who played a bi-sexual role in Mistresses. She is gorgeous also.

I wish I would have been there to watch that shoot. Definitely would have had to take a cold shower after that. Anyone know where I can get a copy of that mag?

Being from India and having spent a year in America i can defintely feel the cultural difference as well as the difference in the approach towards homosexuality. Even though India is the largest democracy in the world it is only so in theory. People don't have a right to be themselves and if they try, other people can't mind their own business and have to butt in.

I love India but i do agree that sometimes people just blow things out of proportion to get attention. If Neetu Chandra wants to promote lesbianism, it's her own wish. Whatever happened to freedom of speech, freedom of action and just the freedom to be ourselves. I agree homosexuality is not common in India and when people see things openly they get uncomfortable. When i was in India i had no gay friends and it took me all the courage i had to come out to my mom, sister and best friend. Here in LA i have only gay friends and its a relief because i don't have to bother about weighing my words and being someone i'm not. 

I did not mean to digress from the topic. I do not condone the attitude and reaction of the men but i do understand where they are coming from. Having grown up in India and been exposed to religion in its purest and harshest form i know that the acutely religious people see homosexuality as a sin. In America men would be drooling at a photoshoot with girl on girl action. Not in India!

Contrary to what someone just said about lesbianism being common in India, it is not. There are a few off cases but in 26 years of my life spent in India i have not personally come across any out lesbians. I am one and could only come out to my family and best friend and then was told to keep my mouth shut. 

The problem is that people care more about their reputation in the society which is basically made of people who don't give a f%$# about them. That's the irony of the whole situation. It's high time someone takes a stand and does something to educate the people about homosexuality in India. I'm not saying we need a Harvey Milk to change the system but awareness needs to be created in the minds of people so that they can look at us as one of them and not just outcasts and sinners. 

Perhaps her martial arts background gave her the confidence to attempt the controversial photo shoot, but now she seems to be backtracking because of all the attention.  Neetu Chandra said the photo shoot was based on cave sculptures of women.  I think her comments speak volumes about the heat she is receiving and the effect it may have on her career.  On the one hand the public seems to be eating up this story, and on the other hand so many are calling the shoot outrageous.  It's a two-faced doubled standard LGBT issues face everywhere, not just in India.

http://bollywood.rightcelebrity.com/?p=1153

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Bollywood/Neetu-clarifies-the-MNS-controversy-/articleshow/4569128.cms

I think they let their own frustration show alright, it got to them the fact that if they cant get it then no one should ey?. Selfish. 

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what i'm surprised about is that they even had that photoshoot over there in the first place. I don't know a lot about the middle east, but i know they're superstrict on stuff like that, and for them, even a few people, to agree to such a photoshoot...while it is objectifying, it's  a step forward as showing that it IS, in fact, a possibility. So kudos for the (hotsexy fine-ass) photoshoot; sucks about the guy gettin in another guy's ass over the photoshoot, and i'll be lookin for that magazine online at work this week. 

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I say go for it.. the recruiting has officially taken place. And I must say, it I wasn't already I sure would be a lesbian after those pictures. Mm hmm

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