By Steph Cockroft Somi Guha, 36, said she is proud for standing up to Jeremy Clarkson and the BBC in another of his infamous race rows The actress who took a stand against Jeremy Clarkson after he made a racist joke during an episode of Top Gear said she is proud of her actions. Indian-born Somi Guha revealed how she was inundated with nasty comments from Top Gear fans after publicly criticising Clarkson's use of the word 'slope' - a derogatory word for those of Asian descent - in a Burma special. But today Ms Guha, from Tower Hamlets, east London, said she is glad she took a stand - and would happily do it again.
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Somi Guha, 36, made formal complaint to BBC over Clarkson's racist jibe
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Presenter used word 'slope' - a derogatory term for those of Asian descent
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Indian-born actress was offended by word used in Top Gear Burma special
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Said she was trolled by Clarkson fans for taking a stand but has no regrets
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Ofcom ruled last week that BBC had used an 'offensive racial term'
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Just weeks after the furore, Clarkson was forced to deny allegations that he was caught on camera using the n-word during filming of the hit @placeholder series.