Ambudkar explained that he understands not everyone will get jokes that are culturally specific but added it's still necessary to make everyone "feel seen and represented. "The more groups that we can include in the story, the more people are able to connect to it and the more truth that we can tell from different perspectives, the more people laugh," he offered. Notably, Ambudkar recently spoke with about Ghosts and, during the conversation, commented on the importance of South Asian representation in TV and film. Because we’re not just swapped around “because brown”.- Rahul Kohli October 8, 2021 Like when Rose’s new show “Ghosts” was announced and I got flooded with “why didn’t Rahul do it?” Because I’m not Utkarsh Ambudkar. "Just think before you me, ask yourself why they remind you of me and if it's because we share the same pigment, keep it in the drafts." They earned their roles because of what *they* individually bring to a character," he added. Check it out, along with a new music video directed by Adrienne. It’s called Midnight Snacks, and the Fanatix produced the track. "I don't lose roles to Dev Patel or Riz Ahmed. Kelis is back with a new single, her first in seven years. Kohli explained that it's insensitive for people to act as if "brown" actors can be "swapped around" in acting parts. The iZombie alum pointed that when his former castmate Rose McIver's " new show Ghosts was announced" he was "flooded" with notifications of social media users asking, "Why didn't Rahul do it?" McIver's co-star in the new CBS sitcom Ghosts is actor and rapper Utkarsh Ambudkar.
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