Bill Kaulitz | India

The dark mother is Kali. Kali's image is not about evil and destruction for the sake of destruction. It is about profound transformation, liberation from the shackles of the material world, and the path to truth.
It's a feminine form of the concept of time, an eternal and all-consuming force that, at the end of cycles, dissolves the universe to make way for new creation. Black or blue skin, loose, tangled hair, a necklace of skulls, a protruding tongue, a weapon in hand. But each element carries a deep symbolic meaning:
Black color is a symbol of infinity, eternity, and also death.
A necklace of skulls signifies the cycle of births and deaths, as well as the destruction of the false self, pride, and desires.
The protruding tongue symbolizes the kinetic energy of the universe (guna rajas).
The severed head of a demon in the hand is a victory over ego and ignorance.
Dancing on Shiva is not a sign of disdain, but a symbol of unity: Shiva represents consciousness, and Kali represents energy; their union shows that energy without consciousness

Bill was the son of India's leading family, the Sharmas. Because girls were always born first in this family, it was a matriarchal society, and power was always held by women. Bill had been born in another city, so no one recognized him—no one knew what the heir to this family looked like, but he was known to a dozen.

Detached and cold, he controls himself and his emotions, is logical and quick-witted, but can also succumb to chaos and madness.

Tall, with black hair and dark eyes, striking and sharp features, and a tall, slender build. Fair skin is unusual in India.