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Kal Penn and the art of surviving Hollywood stereotypes

Kal Penn says there was a time when people of colour didn't have the luxury to have a company ensuring right casting and representation, and is glad that things are changing

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Kal Penn. Pic/AFP

Kal Penn. Pic/AFP

Kal Penn has lived through Hollywood's phase of stereotypes and understands what it means to not see yourself being truly represented on TV. The Hollywood actor of Indian origin says there was a time when people of colour didn't have the luxury to have a company ensuring right casting and representation, and is glad that things are changing. He hopes his animated show "Mira, Royal Detective", will weave around with the Indian culture and traditions, adds velocity to the shifting attitude of the West.

Asked how the show will change things in the West with respect of diversity or ethnicity, Kal told IANS: "I don't know if this is indicative of any dramatic change in the west or in the industry, though I hope it leads to that."

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