Women generally in India and Pakistan love Mehndi. Any big event is incomplete without Mehndi designs placed on the hands of baby girls, teenagers, young girls, and elderly women. But what about men?
If you have never seen a man put Mehndi on his hands, see this.
The guy named Alyees posted on Twitter, “anyone that comes at this with negative energy needs to do the same to ranbir kapoor or any guy getting tattoos. you can’t have double standards. designs, colors, tattoos, henna are not limited to femininity. if you can’t see that then you are blind lmfao.”
Adding, “these pics are so old but i saw some ignorance on my timeline and decided to share these. my masculinity isn’t fragile so i’m not even concerned in the slightest with what a few insecure guys and even women have to say lol”
“and honestly we all know the gender discrepancies in society, especially in desi culture. but if you can’t get past something as little as this, then you need to re-evaluate before you claim to be a supporter of inclusivity. anyways thank you for coming to my ted talk.”
Once this guy posted this more person came forward with similar post.
Huma Sajid another Twitterati wrote that she made Mehndi designs for her brother in law and cousins.
Another guy tweeted
And more
Seems like its trending
While some people were appreciative towards this post, others criticized it.
What do you think?
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