Portrayal of NRI's in Indian Cinema - Page 4

Originally posted by: desigrl05

and you are my new best friend..im about 5'5" and 110-115lbs and uncles/aunties from india come and tell me i look like a starving street kid ..W*F... and ur kids look like 3bacchon ki maa at age 15 :X

oh and what gets to me is when i know how to cook, wash dishes and clean up after mysefl they look like me w/ amusement and say i dont need to do so much housework and need to focus on my studies! omfg.. seriously, im doing damn good in school and i can take care of myself...its called independence not like baccha party in india who live w/ their parents until they're married and still have baba juice given to them w/ their spouse cleaning up afterthem like theri tail feather omgfhga;ldfj..

Originally posted by: Meena1

LOL.. and i am 5'6.. ok i am 125lbs with my winter clothes..😆😆 i cheated.. but makes me happy to see that on the scale..😆..all those aunties get to you after some point..ugh..😆😆

i have 15 year olds cousin who weigh almost 160lbs..😲😆😆 and you should just hear my mom..my own mom saying look at her "kini sohni lagdi.. chehra dekh kitna bada hai"..😲😲😆😆 like ma.. give me a break.. 😕😆😆😆

guys are lazy in india.. my brothers pretty lazy too.. he's been spoiled rotten.. but i can't blame my parents.. i spoiled him.. he's like 4 years younger than me..😆😆

Originally posted by: melonie

I agree with the weight thing a lot of people staying abroad are health concious and that's a good thing. But I don't agree on what you said about children living with their parents till they get married...what is wrong in that. Being independent is okay but I don't agree with the American culture that you turned 18 so let me pack my bag and be independent. Then why don't you start that from year 1 why wait till you are 15/18. And in a middle class family the kids do help their mother in the kitchen and most of them do know how to clean up and do the dishes.

Originally posted by: melonie

😆 😆 😆 For the most part Indian guys are lazy...Only in some families I have seen the mother involve her son in the kitchen for the most part it's a girls duty (which I don't agree with especially now since girls also work to run a family). So I do think that duties should be shared.

i don't agree about desi guys....depends i guess.. but the guys brought up in the states do know how to cook/clean..yes they're spoiled a bit by their mums but not to the core like desi gusy in india are... i remember i visited india and my auntie got mad b/c i calle dher son into the kitchen to help me set up the tea trays... 🤔 ghor paap right? [🤔

Originally posted by: desigrl05

nothing wrong w/ living at home..but being independent means putting forth effort to the home..doing chores..helping pay the bills..not just being mugal-e-azam and asking for baba juice

Originally posted by: desigrl05

i dont udnestand the entire 'gol chehra' issue..my uncle gets up about it as well.. W*F..since when did a face resembling a russgulla become attractive 🤔