According to what I remember about communication tools, the use of a metaphor is not disrespectful, and you don't…
Exactly! I'm not defending the caste system at all or saying that no one can talk about it if they're not Indians! But there's a difference between a well-researched documentary and this nonsense.
Caste in this context doesn’t mean the traditional Indian class system, but a class system. Korea had something…
If that were true, they would not have used Indian clothing, music, and art to prove their point. I just think it's someone's misguided idea for something creative.
According to what I remember about communication tools, the use of a metaphor is not disrespectful, and you don't…
The dictionary definition of something is not applicable in many instances in real life, where you can't just point to a definition and justify usage. Caste system is a sensitive topic and should be left alone, and also it's entirely possible to explain this topic without resorting to this method.
Regardless of anyone's personal views on the caste system in India, it's not appropriate for a foreign TV show to use it a quirky way to describe hierarchy in a company. The caste system in India is a deeply complex issue even for us Indians. How can that be used as a metaphor by people who have never experienced it themselves?? It's disrespectful and condescending.
I can't believe it got through and aired. Not the first or last time kdrama will do something wildly inappropriate...
I don't think I ever commented on how nice the songs were. They were excellent!! Genuinely stuck in my head and I'll listen to them and think of this drama 🥲😘
When Bong Ye-bun says she'd like to help him because of course they were close, did anyone catch Jang Yeol's eyebrow raise and smirk? I rewound that bit lol, he's so effortlessly hot 😍🤩
I can't believe it got through and aired. Not the first or last time kdrama will do something wildly inappropriate...