India, July 29 -- Imagine this scenario: It's 7:30 pm on a dull weekday, your mother is fixated on the television, and then, out of nowhere, both of them gasp in unison. That's the glamorous "vamp" from every Indian soap opera casting her spell. She's the reason your grandmother hurls insults at the screen and swiftly changes the channel in disgust, yet she's also the inspiration behind countless young girls embracing fresh fashion ideas to flaunt in 2025. The Indian Regina Georges, in contrast to every stereotypical submissive daughter-in-law, has been a significant source of distress for Indian women. However, today, Gen Z is embracing a completely different perspective on the iconic Indian TV serial vamps because the Bindi Baddies have...