What is this nonsense with fairness creams. If fairness creams are racist then so is hair color. It’s a personal choice! #NotRacist
— Uday Chopra (@udaychopra) April 14, 2017
On fairness creams. If you need to use it, do it. It’s not a race issue, it’s a self esteem issue. Don’t do it if you think you are fine!
— Uday Chopra (@udaychopra) April 14, 2017
Look at what nepotism breeds. Tsk tsk. pic.twitter.com/Dgp0cEYIg3
— Shilpa Rathnam (@shilparathnam) April 14, 2017
Yes, because people have been discriminated against on the basis of hair color. Give this man a medal. 👏👏👏 https://t.co/QP0lnGuCDy
— Daniel Fernandes (@absolutelydanny) April 14, 2017
@udaychopra Mr. Chopra fairness creams say people who have white skin are only beautiful or handsom. So is it not racist ??
— Sunil Singh (@s200sunil) April 14, 2017
@udaychopra Have you seen any one saying oh your hair is black so dont come near me, but same happens when a person is dark skinned.
— Sunil Singh (@s200sunil) April 14, 2017
@s200sunil @udaychopra "Hair color is race related"??
— Mehul Jain (@jainmehul1994) April 14, 2017
@udaychopra Throw the rest of that doob away and clear out your brain.
— sigNATure (@AssLikeNat) April 14, 2017
@udaychopra You clearly missed the point what @AbhayDeol had to convey.
— Vishal Maheshwari (@breezingwinds) April 14, 2017
@udaychopra cc @AbhayDeol pic.twitter.com/66KL5xR23o
— Maya (@IamMayaSharma) April 14, 2017
@udaychopra Oh Mr Privileged Chopra. The very idea of creating a product called 'fairness cream' implies that those who aint fair need improvement 1/2
— Shilpa Srivastava (@shilpakobolnedo) April 14, 2017
@udaychopra Its not a matter of consumer choice. Its a matter of inducing this revolting mindset. Get oht of your cocoon 2/2
— Shilpa Srivastava (@shilpakobolnedo) April 14, 2017
@udaychopra kya aap log ye cream vream ke chakar me pade ho. Achi movie banao koi.
— Rahul (@raahrv) April 14, 2017