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Most Indian Americans Appreciate Hank Azaria’s Regret for Voicing the Character of Apu on ‘The Simpsons’

Most Indian Americans Appreciate Hank Azaria’s Regret for Voicing the Character of Apu on ‘The Simpsons’

  • Some felt there was no need for apology because Aup was ‘funny, often irreverent, but never mocking’
https://twitter.com/jootsyfruity/status/1381662589344616450https://twitter.com/_meher/status/1382021123357958145https://twitter.com/juvingonsalves/status/1381865993794809859https://twitter.com/LavinderSingh18/status/1382230976336601089

Comedian Hari Kondabolu 

Aseem Shukla, co-founder Hindu American Foundation 

Jitesh Manu, Canada-based labor lawyer 

Gaurav

Kanishka Chakrabarti

And btw, you don’t have to apologise to me. And that holds true for the Blue Raja as well 🙂 

@HankAzaria

Mehr,  South Asia & Middle East editor @restofworld, covered Pakistan for @nytimes and made films for @vice

Nicky Kumar

Juvin Gonsalves

Nah mahn. Im Indian and i think Its funny as hell. I love the work he did on it. Hank Azaria rocks.

Shefali S. Kulkarni

Sharmila Chowdhury

For goodness sake!! There’s nothing wrong with Apu. Stop making everything ‘racist’ when its not. I’m of Indian origin & I liked Apu. Good to have Indians represented on Simpsons. @HankAzaria please retract your apology. You did a great job. Many Indians have Apu’s accent – fact.

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Amitabo_Buddha 

Why the need to apologise @HankAzaria ? You  did a better #Apu than I can do as born Indian. It’s humour, comedy. There’s no malice or ill-intent. We miss you.

Swapnil Karandikar

Replying to @harikondabolu and @HankAzaria. I hope you and the 10 Indians bothered by this are happy. Next time use your time for something that actually helps society.

BobbyKevin

@HankAzaria  how about coming to #India and apologize. That’s  Lame

Lavinder Singh

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