Masaba Gupta's father Vivian Richards had to face the pain of racism, people also gave such advice regarding the actress's future child.

Masaba Gupta On father Vivian Richards: Masaba Gupta has shared the story of her father Vivian Richards' struggle with racism. She said that if she asks him about it, he still cries about it.

Masaba Gupta On father Vivian Richards

 Many celebrities in the country and the world have faced racism. Many celebs have struggled hard against racism. This includes the name of former west indies cricketer and bollywood actress Neena Gupta's husband Vivian Richards. His story of racism has been shared by his daughter and actress Masaba Gupta in an interview.

Masaba Gupta, daughter of Vivian Richards and Neena Gupta, is an actress as well as a fashion designer. Masaba Gupta, daughter of an indian mother and a former west indies cricketer father, has herself faced racism. She said that her father used to cry due to racism.

Masa Ba's father used to cry due to racism.

Masaba Gupta recently gave an interview to Faye D'Souza. During this, she said, 'Now I know why my father felt so strongly about it (racism) for so many years. To this day, if you ask him, he will have tears in his eyes or he will be so angry that he will answer with great pride. He grew up in the worst times. He played professional cricket at a time when your skin color came in the way of your ability to move forward in the world. It is there, everywhere. Unless we fight for it, it will keep being talked about and this will happen only when everyone fights for it.'

Masaba also stated racism regarding the child being born.

Let us tell you that these days Masaba is pregnant. She said that people give racist advice about her unborn child. Masaba said that, just yesterday it happened to me that a person came to me and was telling me, 'You should eat a rasgulla every day' because your child has to be lighter than you. And then, 15 days before that when I was getting a pre-delivery massage, because that's what I do, and she (her masseuse) told me, 'Aap na doodh liya karo (You should not consume milk, should not have, whatever). Your child should not be dark).'