Shipla interview

[MrBen5]

Did anyone watch that shipla shetty interview on sky news?
I remember the part when Kay asked her if she felt anything when the other housemates told her to go home. To which Shilpa replied "no no Kay, i am not ashamed of who i am or where i come from. I dont care if they say that to me. I am proud to be Indian. But i know a lot of people in India took offence"
I admire her for being honest.
Am i right in assuming though, that she was implying that all the ones who cry the race card, are ashamed of being who they are and where they come from?

[Panic Button]

I had breakfast at Tesco this morning and looked at the Daily Star while there. (Not my normal paper)

If they were allowed to publish the photos of Shilpa in her fishnets in India they might have a different view of her. What was she thinking of?

[jean88]

I think she was trying not to bring up the race issue and move on from this, she's scared of causing trouble for herself and others as she felt she's a guest in this country.
She might as well not do that interview, she doesn't know what she's talking about most of the time, kept talking around the questions.

[Booldawg]

Cringeworthy. Just how desperate was the interviewer to make something out of nothing? I lost count the number of times that she repeatedly tried get to Shilpa to say that the housemates were racist, more or less putting words in her mouth. Haha, theres nothing to see here, move along!

[lindapinda]

I agree Booldawg..Her interview technique was soo determined,I started to count !!..

[yassa]

She is an example of Hindus, they are the only religion that has more good points than bad. I think the Indians inviting Jade Baddy to India, is bloody fantastic, they might have thrown thier toys out of the pram for five minutes but they seen sense in the end. But then, even they wanted the Muslims out of thier country,,, lol, sorry couldn't resist it.

[*ALFIE*]

i always thought muslims were on top, besides all the media-filled terrorism...