Check out Rasika Mathur Thursday night on the new MTV, Nick Cannon, comedy show Wild 'N Out. From what I hear, the show is a more hip hop version of something like Whose Line Is It Anyway, which sounds fresh. It is awesome to see South Asian sisters being represented by the likes of a loud, in-your-face comedian like Rasika, who I saw back in 2002 at this amazing South Asian arts festival in LA called Artwallah. Speaking of representations of South Asian women, this site had me laughing and identifying. While we are on the topic of strong South Asian women, I picked up the latest Stuff Magazine in the airport the other day because it was featuring the women of the latest Owen Wilson/Vince Vaughn vehicle The Wedding Crashers. I am interested in going to see this movie because the duo supposedly crash an Indian wedding in the movie. And sure enough, there was a South Asian women, Naureen Zaim in there posing in her skivvies. Anyway, reading her brief bio I found at that she is a semi-professional boxer who has a 6-0 record with two knock outs. Now that's badass.
Posted by neela at July 28, 2005 3:19 PM
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>> semi-professional boxer who has a 6-0 record with two knock outs
I don't think her record stands at that anymore.
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Posted by: Shiva at August 5, 2005 4:28 PM
you make it sound like she's lost. but i was at the fight where she made herself 7-0. which, i might add, is where she stands today.
Posted by: Anonymous at August 9, 2005 11:12 PM
She should represent her South Asian sisters in South Asia. Get out of America you dots.
Posted by: dot at August 10, 2005 1:14 AM
Zaim shows her tities in the movie also. I dont think she is a model for South Asian women.
Posted by: Aamir Ali at March 14, 2006 11:58 PM
She has a skinny teenage boy body with implants..typical celeb! but she's still badass cuz im sure her paki parents don't like her career!
Posted by: sidra at January 15, 2008 11:54 AM






