Lindsay lohan is in India on a mission. She is doing a documentary for BBC, which is actually an investigation on human trafficking. But, amusingly, it is being ridiculed by all forms of media. One of the main reasons being, it is made by the BBC 3, which has got few other documentaries, like My Man Boobs and Me, F*** Off, I’m Fat, & Freaky Eaters etc, to boast off. Also, the great career graph of Lohan is another reason for this mockery. So everyone is assuming it as another faux pas in Lohan’s career.
But, Lohan’s version is different, rather indifferent. She is quite enjoying working with “Bachpan Bachao Andolan”. Though BBC 3 office keeping a mum on the issue, but she is giving us all the fodder. On Wednesday, she tweeted from India- “Over 40 children saved so far, within one day’s work, this is what life is about . . . Doing THIS is a life worth living!!! Oh, and I’m talking about being in India.” Another entry reads “”Trafficking is a big issue here; I’m (doing) what I can.”” We can see that that it is a good experience for her, despite it being ridiculed by the tabloids.
It is not the first time she is on such mission. Few were planned in past, but it’s a different thing that they never worked out. In 2007 she was supposed to go to Africa on a project of American Red Cross, and before that, in 2006 she even tried to visit Iraq.
Well, it seems like BBC has taken a responsibility to save the starlets whose career is showing a downward motion. Let’s hope that it helps the children in India and also the Freaky Friday star.
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