#plsss?

We need a Hindu Indian Disney Princess. No, Jasmine does not count as one. Her clothing wasn't even Indian, it was Arab, considering the traditional Indian clothings for women are Lehengas, women's Sherwanis, Sarees, Ghaghra Choli and many more that I'm too lazy to name. As for men, they're Dhoti Kurta, Kurta Pajama, basically Dhoti Garment. As if modern times, Dhotis are also paired with slacks or dress pants.

This:

Not this:

I mean, yeah, people in India where these as well, but they are not traditionally Indian. It's traditionally Middle Eastern, and India does not count as Middle Eastern because their main religion is Islam, whereas as ours is Hinduism (we're going to be talking more about the religion later on), and hence, those, among many other, are the traditional Hindu Indian dresses. Kings and Queens, Sultans and Sultanas, God's and Goddesses, civilians, all wore that. The roots go a long time.

And also, if the Princess is taken into consideration,

She better not be shown as some stay-at-home kind of princess, because while there were princesses and queens who stayed behind palace walls, many, and I mean many Indian Princesses and Queens, take Rāni Lakshmi Bai, famously known as the legendary Jhansi ki Rani (what an icon, an idol to me, really), as an example. She fought for our freedom. Even Mā Durga, one of the main Hindu goddesses, took on so many forms, and many of them were warrior women.

Make her LGBTQ+!!! I beg you, make her LGBTQ+!! Because, yes, Indians are LGBTQ+. If you're gonna make it historic, yes, the princess can be LGBTQ+, even now, the princess can be LGBTQ+. In historic times, there was nothing against the community. They were treated just the same as any other civilain. And it's time Diney shows LGBTQ+ representation, and gives us a kiss, because let's be honest here, Raya and Namaari were lesbians and in love but Diney decided to be cowardly and make them a couple. It could've been Enemies to Lovers, and who doesn't love that? There was so much tension- ykw, this is a rant for later.

Don't make her a math geek. We hate math too. It's a curse for all. Not all of us are good at it, surprise surprise.

Don't make her want to escape her religion, make her be proud of it, because people should be proud of being of whatever religion they are.

Thick accents are a no. This is a stereotype that AGGRAVATES me. Not all Indians have a thick accent, we can speak English just fine, thank you very much. It really matters on the dialect. We're not illiterate. Even the illiterate people can speak English.

And if y'all doing the take on the LGBTQ+ thing, here's something you can do.

A dark skinned Indian girl, a light skinned Indian girl, fall in love. Boom. There you have it.

Important pointers:

Research about Hinduism before putting it in the script. Because y'all are really uneducated when it comes to that. Spirituality, Yoga, the 'color run' which is really Holi, a festival with such deep meaning and story (but y'all decided to take that from us-), are all from the Hindu religion.

If you're gonna give them Indian names ... MAKE SURE YOU CAN PRONOUNCE IT RIGHT!!

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