The One with the Stripper

F. R. I. E. N. D. S. Season 8 FOr The Episode 8.

"The One With THe Stripper"

My Personal ReView, Ross and Ross THen GirlFriend Mona Are First TalkIng on Couch. Mona Asks About THe Idol Kept on Table. Ross Tells Mona THat It Is some Idol Made From Calcutta, India (Now Bharat🇮🇳).

It's The Idol of Lord Ganesh.

After Talk While Ross and Mona Are KissIng, The Idol is By mistakenly Kicked By Mona.

My Personal ReView, I Am A Bit Angry, Though It's Series / SitCom But It's Wrong.

In Bharat It Is THe Wrong Doings and Belief That SomeThing Wrong Will Happen.

And Immediately, Ross is found in trouble between Mr. Green and Mona Fight over Rachel Being Pregnant With Ross Baby and All of THe Rest Episode 8.

"Lord Ganesha's idol was kicked" that scene was added unnecessarily it was not even required there, which shows no sense and humour rather showed disrespect to Indians' and Hindu's god/goddess, to their faith and beliefs and to hurt their sentiments. 🙏🏼

Netflix India has the version of this episode where Lord Ganesh's idol is kicked by Mona. It's an unnecessary scene just included to insult Hinduism. Request Netflix to edit this version of the episode.

I never paid attention to the idol before. I really don't get the motivation behind doing so.

Why are you still airing it in India ? Kindly remove this scene. I have already tagged Netflix India via my Twitter handle too.

Netflix India has the version of this episode where Lord Ganesh's idol is kicked by Mona. It's an unnecessary scene just included to insult Hinduism. Request Netflix to edit this version of the episode.

Lord Ganesha idol is kicked and broken by Ross's date Mona. Hurts Indian sentiments.

It's not have been enlightened enough that Lord Ganesha's idol is kicked by Mona in this episode . It could be any other idol but yet they used Ganesha's idol to kick down . It's a matter of shame that yet sone Indians doesn't care enough and has made this show so much popular in India and Netflix has that scene still unedited . Friends has gone down all at once in my eyes. It should be atleast get edited before presenting on the screen and the writers should publish an apology note understanding the mistake they made whether intentionally or unintentionally . It should be left unedited , that's the least they can do .