Shajida Khan
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I have! Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, you name it! And for around 6-7 years in all. Have you lived in Seattle? Most of native find the gloomy and rainy winter with snow and no sun unbearable. Heck medically many people develop depression due to something called as SAD. So much, we actually take vitamin D supplements to avoid that kind of disorder, and do not even get me started on Norway at all. I have friends from UK who want to flee to Australia to avoid all the gloomy climate in London. BTW, compare climate of Queensland with that of Mumbai or Maharashtra. It has too many similarities.Shajida ji, please.
Have you actually lived in India?
Warm and sunny it is? Try burning tandoor, with dust and filth and smog and free radicals and chemicals.
Have you seen a European compared to us?
Even their chashma wala and twenty pens in top shirt/lab coat pocket academics, scientists, and nerds are fitter, more athletic, bigger, stronger, taller than us.
I see them day in and day out. They come in all shapes and size. There are extremely fit folks and there are extreme obese and sick folks in the US. Same in India. And no, academics, scientists are NOT nerds. Its about time you stop watching those tapes/DVDs/MKVs of Revenge of the Nerds.
Lastly, blaming the genes is usually a marker of losers in life. Till you are trying to hit olympic level fitness genetic material is seldom a constrain. I am not talking about 'genetic diseases' or 'genetic disorders', just the genetic diversity. And by any stretch of imagination neither a random/avarage America/European or Indian comes even close to hitting their genetic potential. Most of the time they are in the shape and fitness due to their nutrition and exercise regime or lack there.