What does a half-Indian half-white look like 2024?
That’s my son Giorgi(Prince) Thakor.. father is Indian (Gujarati) and I’m from Georgia (Europe).
And now he is 9 years old 🥰
And now 11 years old
And that’s me and my husband 🤩
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What does a half-Indian half-white look like?
- Evelyn Sharma
Indian father and German mother.
- Naomi Scott
Naomi Scott’s mother is of Indian Gujarati descent while her father is English.
- Ben Kingsley
Ben Kingsley’s mother is English, and his father is of Gujarati Indian descent.
- Ashika Pratt
Model Ashika Pratt has a Fijian-Indian mother and English father.
- Lisa Haydon
Lisa Haydon has an Australian mother and Indian father
- Dia mirza
The actress was born to a Bengali mother and a German father.
- Rena Haley and Nalin Haley
The son & daughter of Nikki Haley of Indian Punjabi descent and Michael Haley.
- Liza Koshy
Liza Koshy was born to an Indian father of South Indian descent and German mother.
- Anya Chalotra
Anya Chalotra was born to an Indian father and an English mother.
- Karan Kapoor
The son of actor Shashi Kapoor and actress Jennifer Kendal
- Rahul Gandhi
Son of Rajeev Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi, an Italian
- Michelle Khare
Michelle Khare was born with an Indian father and a white mother
- Safiya Nygaard
Born to an Indian mother and white father
- Indira Varma
Born to an Indian father and Swiss mother who was of part Genoese Italian descent.
- Rhona Mitra
Bengali father and Irish mother.
What does a half-Indian half-white look like?
Meet Naomi Scott (aka Princess Jasmine of the movie “Aladdin”), the British actress with an English father & Ugandan-born Gujarati mother 🙂
Edit: holy cr*p, I only had a few upvotes. Thank you all!
What does a half-Indian half-white look like?
Very easy!
Prominent Bollywood Heroines
Her father is of Gujarati descent, and her mother is of Kashmiri Pandit and German ancestry.
Her father (Mohammed Kaif) is a British businessman of Kashmiri descent, and her mother (Suzanne, also spelled Susanna) is an English lawyer and charity worker.
Fun Fact:
More skin pride Tamil Nadu hires fair heroines from different states, and Bollywood enlists actresses who aren’t even fully Indians.
What does a half-Indian half-white look like?
Like a Romani/ gypsy.
They are the most famous example of what mixed Indian/ European looks like:
(Yes, they originated in India, they’re not European converts😆)
What does a half-Indian half-white look like?
Here comes the list of well-known faces globally with half-India, half-white origins. The list is quite interesting.
- Kamala Harris: She is the first woman vice president of the USA. She was born to a Tamil mother and an Afro-American father. She is a member of the democratic party. She has served as attorney general of California as well. As a US senator, she represented California till 2021.
- Sir Ben Kingsley: He is an award-winning English actor. His birth name was Krishna Pandit Bhanji. He was born to an English mother and Gujarati origin father.
- Katrina Kaif: She was born to a Kashmir-origin British businessman father and British origin mother. Her born name was Katrina Turquotte, which is the last name of her mother, but while moving to the Bollywood industry, she renamed it to Kaif – the last name of her father in order to have Indian taste in her name.
- Nargis Fakhri: This Bollywood beauty was born to a Pakistani-born father and a Czech-born mother. She has American nationality and Pakistani-Czech ethnicity. So, she calls herself a global citizen.
- Nasser Hussain: He was a British cricket commentator and former cricketer who captained the England cricket team between 1999 and 2003. He was born in Madras to an English mother and an Indian father.
- Dia Mirza: She was born to a German father and a Bengali mother. When she was 4, her parents divorced. Then, her mother married a Muslim man in Hyderabad — Ahmed Mirza. Dia adopted her stepfather’s last name.
- Evelyn Sharma: One of the hottest Bollywood sensations — Evelyn was born in Frankfurt to an Indian Punjabi Hindu father and a German mother. Her full name is Evelyn Krishna Sharma.
- Naomi Scott: She is an English actress and singer. She is best known for her starring role as Princess Jasmine in Disney’s fantasy film Aladdin. Naomi Grace Scott’s mother is of Indian Gujarati descent, while her father is English.
- Avan Jogia: He is a Canadian actor, writer, director, and musician. His father is British Indian, and her mother is of English/German descent.
- Hannah Simone: She is a British-Canadian actress, TV host, VJ, and fashion model. She was born in London to an Indian father and an English mother.
- Kelly Gale: She is globally known for her work at Victoria’s Secret and Playboy. She was born to an Indian mother and an Australian father.
- Jamie Gunns: She is of Indian, Caucasian, and Jamaican descent. Jamie Elizabeth Gunns is a British fashion model. Early in her career, Gunns was an editorial model. Later, she became popular on the internet due to her appearance in online retailers such as ASOS.com, Bon Prix, Nasty Gal, Nordstrom, Nelly, and Littlewoods.
- Gia Johnson: She was born in London to an English mother and a Punjabi-Indian father. She is a British fashion model best known for appearances in Vogue and is the face of Tia Maria.
- Lisa Haydon: She is an Indian actress and model. She has appeared in many popular lifestyle magazines like Vogue, Femina, FHM, and Elle. She was born in Chennai to an Indian father and an Australian mother.
- Rahul Gandhi: He is an Indian politician. He is the son of Rajiv Gandhi(Indian) and Sonia Gandhi(Italian)
- Michelle Khare: She is an American YouTuber and actress. She was a former professional cyclist as well. Her father was Indian, and her mother was Caucasian.
There are many more numerous celebrities with a half-Indian, half-white ethnicity, and the list continues.
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What does a half-black and half-Indian person look like?
What does a half-Indian half-white look like 2024?
Here’s an example:
This is me. I’m half Indian, half Black/African-American. I love my background, and I enjoy being a part of both cultures. There’s so much beauty in it!
Why do the mixed-race children of North Indians and British tend to look white?
In my honest opinion, they dont. They have pale skin. Its like my body instantly realizes the inferior genetics and the trademark Indian ugliness they have. Its just less prevalent than their full-blood Indian counterpart. Oh well, it is good, though; the whores are getting separated from the faithful and the ones raised by normal families. They ruined their child’s genetics; their children will have shitty lives and prolly be outcasts. The reason the north Indian and white mix tends to look white is that the north tends to carry the genetics reminiscent of Mongol, Turkish, and Iranian peoples, which are closer to Europeans genetically than any other race on the planet. At this point, north India shouldn’t even be considered Indians because they are more like Iranian and Middle Eastern people than their southern neighbors, who are closer to aboriginals and Africans. There is a reason why all the people from India who look good are from the north. xD. The Timurid’s sack of Delhi paved the way for more middle-east and central Asian-oriented genetics in the north; the Mughal ruler Babur Shah, who made the Taj Mahal, carried Mongol and Turkic blood, and they stayed there dominantly for 350 years and loved to intermix with other people. The Kashmirian people carry the said genetics most, so that is why rapy-rapy people from the jungles of the south rapiered them in 1999.
I love how the south Indians claim northerners were whores (especially the Tamils). At the same time, they are the most British-loving inferiority complex Stockholm syndrome fucks I’ve ever seen, but they still can’t score with British women, and northerners can. There are even claims that the reason the Mughals didn’t invade the southern coast and Sri Lanka and the Maldives for a long period before the Portuguese arrived is that quote, “They are so vile, and dirty and tactless unbearable, worthless and unattractive that I would not wish not even 1 of my soldiers to fall in combat against these people for us to tell their family he died fighting them.” LOL
I am half white and half Indian, and my husband is half Indian and half white, so how would our future kids look?
Your kids stand about a 50% chance of looking about like both you and your husband, about a 25% chance of looking more like you, and about a 25% chance of looking more like your husband.
In terms of skin tone, it would be easy to calculate if skin tone was determined by only one gene, but it’s about five. (last I checked, this seems to be changing as more is learned.) With only one gene for skin tone (like for blood type), the kids have a 25% chance of being completely white, a 25% chance of being completely Indian, and a 50% chance of being a mix. But with five genes, the calculation gets so complicated that you may as well accept that your kids could come out anywhere from as pale as the palest grandparent to as dark as the darkest grandparent. Chances are greater, though, that they will be somewhere in between.
Don’t worry, though; the nature of mixed genetics is such that your children stand a better chance of being considered to be good-looking by both sides of the family, no matter who they take after.
I am half white and half Indian, and my husband is half Indian and half white, so how would our future kids look?
Your future kids are most likely to look like a mix of white and Indian phenotypes.
But in cases of mixed children, what they look like (phenotype) does not always convey what their genes are (genotype).
Since your future kids have two grandparents from each phenotype, there is a small possibility that one of them completely looks like a white phenotype or Indian phenotype. It would not mean that they only inherited that side of the genes. They would still be mixed, but they would have inherited one side of the looks.
Here is an example of a parent with a different phenotype. Their children are all mixed (same genotype: 50% dad, 50% mom), but one has the same phenotype as the father (who is also mixed), the second looks in between, and the third has a similar phenotype to the mother.
What is it like being half-white, half-Asian?
It’s strange.
I’m half white and half Korean.
In America, I’m Asian. In Korea, I’m white.
I spend most of my time in America. Sometimes, the topic of my genetics will come up in conversation. “You look Asian. Are you Chinese?” To which I will explain that I’m half. I’ll go through the entire spiel of how my dad is white, and my mom is Korean.
When I go to Korea, it’s very different. I went to school there for a few months. About a few times a day, I’d be walking down the halls, and some kid would point and go, “What? A white person? Dang.” I’d smile and wave. Outside of school, I got stared at a lot. Nobody wanted to ask because that was awkward. So, instead, they’d stare and point.
I don’t get stereotyped as much as other people, I think. But that might be just from the fact that I live in the Bay Area. My neighborhood is so diverse that almost the only race missing is black.
You can decide if I look white or Asian from my profile picture.
What is it like being half-white, half-Asian?
I suppose it depends on “how Asian” you look.
In my case, there is hardly anyone who can guess I’m Asian – so people are usually pretty surprised that I can speak to them in Japanese.
(Sorry for the mess)
It can also lead to interesting events, such as overhearing people speaking of you in Japanese. One thing that I hate, however, is how much racism towards Asian people I hear – not directed towards me, but rather when someone considers me to be white and comments on an Asian person or habit without realizing they are actually offending me at the same time.
Why are most mixed-race people more beautiful?
You might notice that the most common answer to this question so far is: “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” To an extent, that’s true. Beauty is somewhat subjective, and what we find attractive can be very varied. In other words, some of what we consider “beautiful” is down to personal preference.
That said, what humans consider beautiful is also objective. Scientists have proven that humans tend to find certain features more attractive than others, including facial symmetry, the golden ratio, a 0.70 hip-waist ratio, secondary sexual characteristics, and so on. In other words, some of what we consider “beautiful” is down to how we’re biologically hard-wired.
So, whether mixed-race people are considered more beautiful most likely falls into one of these two categories…
In the subjective category, individual people may not find mixed-race features attractive personally. For example, someone might find blonde-haired, blue-eyed, very fair-skinned people the most attractive, and these features are far less likely to be found in someone who is mixed race.
In the objective category, some studies have found that mixed-race people are perceived as more attractive on average. In one random study of 1,205 faces, mixed-race people were significantly more likely to be perceived as attractive, and other studies of virtual faces have found the same. However, there haven’t been many studies on the subject.
The scientists who propose this argument point to a biological reason first suggested by Charles Darwin back in 1876: “heterosis,” which means that “cross-breeding” leads to genetically fitter offspring. Some scientists argue that heterosis could explain why mixed-race people are, on average, seen as more attractive, though it is also disputed by other scientists, meaning we don’t really know.
Being mixed-race myself, half-white (English) and half-Indian, I find this subject interesting. As a child and teenager in the 80s and 90s, I didn’t think I was pretty because I didn’t fit the conventional beauty standards in the UK (light-haired, blue-eyed, upturned nose, etc.), but I do remember being told by a lot of my mom’s friends that I was beautiful. I thought they were either being polite or could see something I couldn’t.
As I got older, I realized that I’m quite unusual-looking due to my mix of traits from the gene pool:
- Thick, almost black hair
- A Roman nose
- Orangey-brown eyes
- Pale olive skin
- A ton of freckles
- Rosy cheeks
I also realized that some people find “unusual” very attractive while others really don’t, and my experience is that men either find me very attractive or not at all, likewise with my mixed-race friends.
This is me and my Ancestry DNA results, in case you were wondering…
Another thing I noticed as I got older is that “tastes” seemed to have changed over time, certainly in the UK. As a teenager, the most desired singers and actresses were blonde-haired and blue-eyed (think Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, etc.). Now, a much wider mix of celebrities is considered beautiful or the most desirable, and I wonder whether this is down to the (thankfully) increasing diversity in the UK. Compare this to societies where there is less diversity and people have less experience with other races, and we might find that mixed-race people are not considered more attractive.
In essence, we can’t say for certain whether mixed-race people are considered more beautiful as there aren’t enough studies on the subject. If they are, then it may be down to biological factors such as “heterosis.” However, personal preference also comes into play in what we find attractive, so individuals may not find mixed-race people more beautiful and may indeed find them less beautiful depending on what they like and don’t like.
What does a half-Indian half-white look like 2024?
What does a half-Indian half-white look like 2024?
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