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ILoveDrama

@ILoveDrama

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Posted: 11 years ago

#41

Originally posted by: meghasingh
Lolz..it was too funny...But I do think whether people really blame NRI's like this...?? I doubt.

You'll be surprised when you hear first hand experiences.. but lot of these are from ignorant bunch who try to put down others just to feel better about themselves..

Originally posted by: .KuchiMama.Ds

Gosh we don't have this tradition.😲

Yeah its mainly in south India.. lucky girl you don't have to go through all the embarrassment 😛

Originally posted by: hasini009

no no, my grand mother says that, they do have two ceremonies, half saree ceremony will be organized by maternal grandparents and later was paternal or parents😆

and she used to say, that was their way of announcing(puberty ceremony) in their relatives, "we have a girl ready for marriage in our home", so please keep in mind. agar achcha ladka hain toh bata dena please😆

@Bold Must be that😆

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hasini009

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Posted: 11 years ago

#42

there are other places too in the world, who celebrates this bokwaas ceremony 😳

http://www.miesiaczka.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=77:rituals-for-girls-in-different-cultures&catid=5:1-miesiaczka&Itemid=62

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salta

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Posted: 11 years ago

#43

Originally posted by: ILoveDrama

You'll be surprised when you hear first hand experiences.. but lot of these are from ignorant bunch who try to put down others just to feel better about themselves..

Well honestly I've never witnessed this..yep I'd conversations and even debates about brain drain..but does it really matters at the end?? I mean what's the difference..india mein rehkar bank balance banao,ya phir kahin aur..kya fark padta hai...? I mean its not as if all doctors who are in india, are busy in helping needy people... they too are busy in only making their bank balances.

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salta

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Posted: 11 years ago

#44

Originally posted by: hasini009

no no, my grand mother says that, they do have two ceremonies, half saree ceremony will be organized by maternal grandparents and later was paternal or parents😆

and she used to say, that was their way of announcing(puberty ceremony) in their relatives, "we have a girl ready for marriage in our home", so please keep in mind. agar achcha ladka hain toh bata dena please😆

@ bold..its true even in north india..at least in muslim families...my friend told me that in any wedding or function, people bring rishtey in front of them😛 especially their mothers.

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Debarati7

@Debarati7

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Posted: 11 years ago

#45

I think its a very subjective way of looking at things..First of all who is making these opinions about NRI's..The people making these opinions..are they anyway related to India or know anything about India.. to comment on the culture and the way of living in India??..

Seeing a group of NRI's who are behaving in a particular way..we cant give our consensus to the whole NRI clan..

What my personal opinion is that NRI is an overused term..People often tend to forget that the last word in NRI is "Indian" and we cant genenalise it by using it for everyone from Asian origin living abroad..I saw a documentary once showing how innocent NRI's are abused in Western countries for no fault of theirs..but because they are being mistakenly taken as people of other Asian Origins..The main problem here is generalization..

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salta

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Posted: 11 years ago

#46

Originally posted by: Debarati7
I think its a very subjective way of looking at things..First of all who is making these opinions about NRI's..The people making these opinions..are they anyway related to India or know anything about India.. to comment on the culture and the way of living in India??..
Seeing a group of NRI's who are behaving in a particular way..we cant give our consensus to the whole NRI clan..
What my personal opinion is that NRI is an overused term..People often tend to forget that the last word in NRI is "Indian" and we cant genenalise it by using it for everyone from Asian origin living abroad..I saw a documentary once showing how innocent NRI's are abused in Western countries for no fault of theirs..but because they are being mistakenly taken as people of other Asian Origins..The main problem here is generalization..

It's a problem everywhere...and actually western people are champion in this...but obviously we are no less...kahin aur competitive ho ya na...aise kaamon mein humein zaroor aage aana hai😛

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salta

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Posted: 11 years ago

#47

Originally posted by: LadyDabangg
ok
so my friend did the puberty one
maybe she did the saree too

fire walking , cavadee is celebrated here
even hindus take part

what is this???

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Debarati7

@Debarati7

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Posted: 11 years ago

#48

Originally posted by: meghasingh

It's a problem everywhere...and actually western people are champion in this...but obviously we are no less...kahin aur competitive ho ya na...aise kaamon mein humein zaroor aage aana hai😛

You are right..It is a problem everywhere..but what people tend to forget is..that most of these NRI's are highly qualified and educated Indians..who are settled abroad..and are working for the betterment of the same western countries..where people generalise them..This is the reason Swades is my favourite movie..😛