Sunday, 2 October 2016

Girls Power.. Hillary for President




Girls Power.. Hillary for President

While many see India as an undeveloped nation I like to tell them about Indira Gandhi as Prime Minister. 36 years before the US even nominated a woman in to candidacy. I am thrilled that Hillary Clinton has been selected as the Democratic Presidential Candidate.
She is someone that can be held up to young girls as an example of what it means to be a girl. What you can accomplish as a woman in America.
Below I listed just a few of the things that she has done to help and support women and children around the globe and Americans here at home.
I am proud to be from India and I can easily say that I am proud to be an American.

Even though her major initiative, the Clinton healthcare plan, failed (due to Republican obstruction), you cannot deny that it laid ground for what we have today, the Affordable Healthcare Act, something Clinton supports and will continue.

She played a leading role in the development of State Children’s Health Insurance Program, which provides the much-needed state support for children whose parents cannot afford nor provide them with adequate healthcare coverage.

She was also instrumental in the creation of the Adoption and Safe Families Act and the Foster Care Independence Act.

At the Department of Justice, she helped create the office on Violence Against Women.

Proposed a revival of the New Deal-era Home Owners’ Loan Corporation to help homeowners refinance their mortgages in the wake of the 2008 financial disaster.

Was a major proponent of sensible diplomacy which brought about a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, and brokered human rights with Burma.

Oversaw free trade agreements with our allies such as Panama, Colombia, and South Korea.

Was the most traveled Secretary of State to date.

The Clinton Foundation, founded by her and her husband, has improved the living conditions for nearly 400 million people in over 180 countries through its Initiative program.
My vote for  Hillary


MINI RICHARD

Thursday, 15 September 2016

The Controversial Mini Richard Onam Picture






Here is the controversial Onam Picture that made people’s blood boil. Loudly complaining because I did not show proper respect by wearing shoes on the Pookalam. I have many people messaging and calling me names saying I should respect the flowers. Where is your respect for human beings? People want us to respect cows, dogs, flowers. Where is this generation going? Stop worrying about what Mini Richard is wearing or how much of my cleavage is on display or whether I am wearing a bikini. Turn your outrage to something that really matters. When you see or hear about atrocities you need to speak out.  I am very disappointed and worried about people that are so opinionated on Social Media, but do not care about what happens in their own towns and sometimes their own homes. Kids being kidnapped and raped. Children being molested. Women being attacked and left for dead in the street. People starving to death.

Children kidnapped and raped every day. >Here is a story of 5 children and what has happened to them and their families. These are tragic stories of small children as young as 5 years of age. Lives destroyed. They will never forget what happened to them and yet the criminals that perpetrated these horrendous acts of injustice walk among you free to rape another child.

A woman walking alone is dragged off and raped, beaten and then left for dead. How do many Indians respond? She should not have been out so late, she should not have been wearing jeans, or her clothes were too tight. Why isn’t the man being prosecuted? He is the one that committed the crime. Why is the woman at fault?

Another woman is beaten and raped in a Muslim family. It was her fault she can never be married, never have a family because she “allowed” herself to be raped. It was her fault.

A child A CHILD!!! Is repeatedly raped by her father and when it becomes public the village elders order HER to be beaten. What kind of people do this?

The pictures that I post are for fun and entertainment. I do not have any particular agenda or intentions. I want people to be happy to live joyous lives. As Indians we can do this. We are strong and need to fight for the lives of others, for the lives of your neighbors, potentially for the lives of YOUR family. Not complain about the trivial actions of someone on Social Media.

Mini Richard In White Churidar






Saturday, 30 July 2016

About Me


Hi and WELCOME! I am Mini Richard. I was brought in to this big beautiful world by a Middle Class family in the state of Kerala just outside of Kottayam. My Dad was a School Teacher and Mom was a housewife. I have 2 brothers and as the only girl I was always treated pretty well. Oh who am I kidding? I was actually pretty spoiled.

At a young age I started learning dance and music. During my early school years I entered and performed in numerous Dance and Drama competitions. While I didn’t always win, I didn’t always lose either . J This is something I enjoyed very much and even as a youngster I was bristling with confidence.

I continued my schooling and music education and even studied a great deal under the wonderful tutelage of the master  Jayan K. Jayan. To this day he remains a valued personal friend whom I see on a regular basis.

Moved to the USA at a young age and continued my studies Completing my degrees in Business and Internet Marketing. It was during this time that I met my husband and the Love of my life. As a self starting go getter I am always looking for the next challenge.  Always looking for the next fun task. While I did receive a lot of criticism for marrying a foreigner, I have no regrets. I believe he is the best thing that has happened to my life and to use the movie line “He completes me.” He supports me in anything I want to do in my life.

I have two really smart and handsome boys that I love dearly. They are also a huge source of support for me. They are my stars and they love me unconditionally.

In my 30’s I finally started doing some modeling and acting.  People were always asking why I started late and I explained to them that in my life this is was the right time for me. Acting was one of my dreams gowning up and I believe I am more mature and wiser than I was in my 20s. A few years back I landed my first role in a Telugu movie as a dance teacher, It was just a small role, but it boosted my confidence even more and gave me the courage to do my first Malayalam movie Parinkimala.  It was an awesome experience. Right after Parinkimala began shooting I signed on for a Tamil movie called Ivan Chirairanjeevi that was shot in the Himalayas. That was a fabulous once in a life time experience.

I started My Facebook page 6 years ago just hoping to connect with family and friends. After posting a few cute shots I started getting all kinds a little attention from fans. I enjoyed every bit of it and since I never was a shy person I have really come to enjoy the daily interaction with the fans. For my critics there is a HUGE difference between sexy pictures and glamour shots. When people do criticize me about sexy pictures I don’t believe there is nothing wrong with being glamorous. I am not the kind of person to live for others. I have one life to live and I intend to live it the way I want to. Life is beautiful and it’s here for us to enjoy and have fun.

As I continue on this journey of life I am really hoping to play in more movies and showcase my various talents.