13 Annoying Things NRIs Do When They Return To India

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Breeeezy

@Breeeezy

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

Lol, none of these apply to me 😆 ... The only change in me after I returned India is being a fitness freak and to some extent labels too ...

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VivaEmptiness

@VivaEmptiness

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

Bottle water and Mosquito repellents are a must but the rest 😆

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tina

@tina59

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

bottled water is a must esp with kids around. Otherwise all chilled out however i do like to point out that when you have a comparison point to compare , you do feel a lot of things in India could be better and yes you like the other better coz you've seen a world outside of India which has several things that you wished you could have in India

nothing wrong in that.

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@Chippeshwini

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

oh f**k that 😆

they should make one for fellow desis who come abroad for a few years and try to adapt local lingo, then lead double lives when they get home and ditch it

if it doens't suit you, please, don't call other guys "bruv"!

*Gets torched alive*

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gilmores

@gilmores

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Posted: 11 years ago

#15

I want pani puri on the road and my family in India won't let me. 😭

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428419

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Posted: 11 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: chocolover89
I want pani puri on the road and my family in India won't let me. 😭

But why? Aaj kal toh they.wear gloves and use mineral water for the imli paani.😆

Talking about mineral water,actually nowadays in the bigger cities even indian peoole drink mineral water,thanks to the bisleri/bailey dispensers available. Even we drink it from the dispensers, usually called 'matka' in the local language.

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Khan (from the epiglottis)

@-Mischievous-

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#17

Well, I visited India once in my life and that too when I was around 11 -12 years old (never been to India before or after that) so I don't think I had any major particular problem...

But I think they forgot something on the list. THE HEAT & HUMIDITY..OMG.. I am from Canada and in the summers, it gets really hot here but here, majority of the year is winter and snowing... When I went to India, the only thing that I remember really hitting me was the unbearable heat... It was just way way way too hot... I honestly didn't want to step outside... Even the winters are hot...No jokes... Inida's winter is our spring

Edited by -Mischievous- - 11 years ago

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Dhee Jattan Di

@DheeJattanDi

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Posted: 11 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: Chippeshwini
oh f**k that 😆
they should make one for fellow desis who come abroad for a few years and try to adapt local lingo

^ That.

This list doesn't even make sense. Especially the first one, I doubt any of us needs "to put on an accent"? Being born and raised in these countries, most of us have a British or American... or whatever accent. Big deal.

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Khan (from the epiglottis)

@-Mischievous-

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: K.Sean

^ That.

This list doesn't even make sense. Especially the first one, I doubt any of us needs "to put on an accent"? Being born and raised in these countries, most of us have a British or American... or whatever accent. Big deal.

I don't find my accent fake at all cause this is where I was born and raised so that is what I adapted to .. .. YeS, maybe someone like Madhuri Dixit who spent her entire life in India with an Indian accent but as soon as she got married and shifted to the US, she came back with a completely different accent,can be considered a fake accent or Priyanka Chopra or Aishwariya Rai's accents can be considered fake .