-what was the impact, do you think, of apu?think it shaped entity.icans there was a certain emrrassment sometimes about being who we were. there was an embarrassment of our parents,wa and thershame. there was a sense of, this is... "we are not american. we are less amican. we don't fit. we have to fight against this constantly." i mean, i think those early childhood experiences always shape you, -but yet, there's a moment a thing in your filmlot of us. where you interview your parents, i and they're both indiigrants, and they say they weren't offended by apu. at they weren't bothered he voice was done by a white actor. -right. i an, i think my mom said that it's not that she wast offended. it was that, like, you know, it wasn't something shreally worried about. you know, when you're coming to this country, and the stakes are so high, you're not realle,worried about things l "how am i being seen?" like, you worry about, you know, your bills, s but i think ebody who was born in this country, grew up in this country, there's a cer

he takesoon the long-running caseries "the simpsons" in his documentary titled, "the problem with apu convenience ste owner caters to stereotypes. he problem is we didn't have any other representation in this country. -there was no aziz, no mindy, no kal, no "that dude who was on 'lost at other dude from 'heroes' and that dude that's in the apuocumentary," no politicians or reporters and no whatever deepak chopra is. no pthis is all we had.ters er apu reflected how ica viewed us -- servile, devious, goofy. -and joining me now is hari kondabolu. so nice to have you here. -thanks for having me. -"the simpsons" was one of your favorite tv shows as a kid, and yet you were so frustrated with theharacter named apu. why? -apu is a convenience store owner, very one-dimensional, stereotypical, and at that time, that's the oamy depiction south asiaicans had, specifically indian-americans. like, we didn't have anything else, and initially we were... i think i waomexcited because we hadhing. but as i got older, i realized, yo"oh, this is all we have,ng, and this is how my parents are depicted," a

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