People still think body‑shaming is fun?

[Varun]

[Anjali]

Sorry to say, Yes

[Varun]

You know what? I'm fed up with all of you acting all high-moral on your high horses. Haven't you seen teenagers doing this for generations? It's just a joke and kids don't see it the way you do.

[Ganesh]

Clearly OP has never seen such a group in their school. Every class has these cliques that make fun of almost everything.

[Swathi]

Looks like you all are pretty lonely. Most of my friends used to tease each other and still be best friends in school. A fat guy is called 'fat' in our local language, a short guy gets a nickname too, but they're all friends. Nowadays people are scared to get close, they're trained to be corporate and self-censor. The more open you are, the closer you become. It's not a big deal; learn to take it lightly instead of being overly sensitive, otherwise people will just isolate you.

[Shivendra]

The film shows college students as idiots. There's a difference between that and movies like Thirupaachi or Sivakasi where Vijay slaps a girl and the film praises him for it.

[Raghav]

Bro probably went to that perfect school where everyone is already mature like adults, even while still studying. Unfortunately, I didn't go to such a school, so I just laughed at the joke.

[Ravi]

Either OP is in their woke-teenager phase or they studied in some posh high-end school. Appa peru leak aanale kalaaichu saavadichiruvaanga, sotta nu laam therinja avalo dhaan.

[Gauri]

Still people find this body shaming thing as fun?
You don't have to look far

[Sumit]

I wonder what the entertainment industry will look like in the next 20-30 years when everyone gets easily offended.

[Niraj]

I've heard far worse stuff back in my school days, about parents I can't even repeat, and I've been bullied with even harsher insults.