Janice reveals only white complexion is preferred in the industry

Janice Tessa, in any case, is presently being commended via web-based entertainment industry not really for her acting ability, but rather for taking a position against colourism, which has been predominant in the Pakistani media industry.

Tessa revealed in a recent interview with Fuschia that she had been bullied for her dark skin since she was in preschool.

When asked if her skin colour was a factor for certain troubles in the profession, the newcomer said, “Some issues? There are much too many!” She went on to add. “I’ve been bullied since elementary school. I won’t name names, but if you want to land a lead role [in a project], you have to be fair-skinned. It wasn’t just one individual who mentioned this to me; there were many others who agreed.”

Tessa went on to say that reading the comments on Habs’ YouTube episode breaks her heart. “People are insane, man,” she observed. “I’m not acting properly, and my dialogue delivery should be better.” You have every right to criticise, and I will do my best to improve. But if you’re thinking, ‘Oh, take this ‘kaali’ out of the scene, I don’t like this ‘kaali,’ why have you cast this ‘kaali’?’ People have dubbed me “kaali.”

She added, “It’s just a character. Some might like it, some might not. The difference of opinion is completely fine. But you are being personal right there.” Adding how she is generally a strong person, Tessa said, “I’m generally not bothered. But we’re all human. We’re bound to have a breaking point. However, I still never let myself be demotivated. Because I have also received an ample amount of love from the same audience. I would rather look at the support, rather than the hate.”

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