There are many ways to be labelled ' A bad girl ' in the UK , including stealing from the tuck-shop , cheating in an exam and smoking behind the bike sheds . But in India , the bar for being a disappointment to society is much , much lower . A group of students from the Srishti School of Art , Design and Technology in Bangalore made a tongue-in-cheek poster detailing the qualities a young women needs in India to be considered 'bad ' . The poster by students at the Srishti School of Art , Design and Technology in Bangalore details things that a bad girl does in India . The project came about after the pupils were given an assignment to contrast different images from popular culture . They decided to base a poster on an Indian old print from the 1980 's that listed the good things an 'Ideal Boy ' does , including 'greeting your parents ' , 'eat meals on time ' and 'get up early ' . In contrast , the new poster made by the students shows that a bad girl 'ca n't make round rotis ' , 'has breasts ' , and 'falls in love in a park . ' The group also made a poster that lists things that bad girls own , including a pregnancy test , condoms and cigarettes , but some of the items are far more innocent , including an iPhone , lipstick , and a short skirt . They also created a posted that detailed the items a bad girl owns . The assignment was given by teacher Alison Byres , who told the Wall Street Journal that her her students regularly bring up the topic of a 'Bad Girl ' in her classes nowadays . She said : 'It seems like there ’ s nothing you can do to be the perfect girl because being a girl itself appears to be the problem . ' The poster was based on a 1980s poster that detailed everything an ideal boy does . Student Furqan Jawed , who originally posted the image to Facebook said he was shocked by the attention it has received so far . He told BBC Trending : 'We did not mean it to become social propaganda . 'It was done as part of an assignment . ' The poster comes just a few weeks after a woman who uploaded a brutally honest 'Marriage CV ' to the internet after discovering her parents had posted a profile of their daughter on a dating site . Indhuja Pillai , 23 , from Bangalore , could n't believe her eyes when she saw the account that her well-meaning parents had created in order to find her a husband . She decided to build her own description , with a no-holds-barred description of her likes , dislikes and general demeanor and posted it on a blogging site . The profile reads : ' I wear glasses and look dorky in them . Not a spendthrift or a shopaholic . 'Detest masala & drama , not a TV fan . I do n't read . 'NOT a womanly woman . Definitely not marriage material . Wo n't grow long hair , ever . '
' A bad Girl ' poster was made by students at a school in Bangalore . The poster was given an assignment to contrast images from popular culture . They highlight what a ' bad girl ' does including ' has breasts ' and ' breasts '