I loved doing my own laundry: Deepika

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Kehkasha

@K.Ahm

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Posted: 9 years ago

#91

Originally posted by: .Rinnie.

I agree. I know certain parents make their kids do the work even if they have help around to do it for them. Thus I won't say she has never done her dishes or laundry in her entire life but believing that she still does it and LOVES it is something else entirely 😆 Because majority will still find doing these chores a tiresome task to do after a hard day's work.

😆 It is unbelievable for us because we hate it. Maybe she loves it or just likes to do her own work.

I mean abroad maybe the hours she had to shoot was less and had time to do her work.

I am just saying maybe. We can just take her word for an answer.

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OutsiderWan

@SELINA_MV

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Posted: 9 years ago

#92

Famous doesn't mean rich.

I met someone who was famous at young age (footballer), but when retired, he even don't has enough money to pay his own medicines.

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Petal_Pose

@Petal_Pose

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Posted: 9 years ago

#93

Originally posted by: TheBoss

I did say you will get clean ones back -- but I didnt say the same ones. You will just get something newer of equal or higher value. I will bid the old ones on Ebay to japanese people and make a killing profit 😆

Ahh, talking liking a businessman and duping people, shady man.😆

Edited by NepaliStrawbery - 9 years ago

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HZAnita

@HZAnita

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Posted: 9 years ago

#94

I could totally see this being true. DP seems to have a very strictly organized personality and life. She always seems in control, whether she is caught at the airport or in an interview. Which is why she probably needs a Ranveer in her life.😆

She would probably think that no one can fold laundry as well as she can! 😆

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Petal_Pose

@Petal_Pose

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Posted: 9 years ago

#95

I admire Dpad though for doing small things. She has all this lap of luxury in the world, but you have to give her credit for doing these small things. We might not think it mean a lot, but according to their lifestyle it does.

A Question for people in India

Dude, why do you guys honk though your cars though?😆I have to close my ears whenever I go to South East Asia, bleeds my ears and freaks me out. The only time I honk here is to get the A hole Massachusetts driver out of my way.They never signal and tailgate you

Edited by NepaliStrawbery - 9 years ago

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TheekThaak

@TheekThaak

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Posted: 9 years ago

#96

You enjoy these things when you don't have to do them regularly and don't have the pressure of completing all the tasks in a given period so that your daily schedule doesn't face problems. Once you have deadlines for laundry, dishes etc..etc..then toh bhagwan hi malik. 😆

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TheekThaak

@TheekThaak

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Posted: 9 years ago

#97

Anyway, having said the above stuff..I do believe Southies are more humble and have a relatively simpler lifestyle. 😛

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d-_-b

@d-_-b

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Posted: 9 years ago

#98

Originally posted by: Maul-E-Wood

I sort of can understand when DP says she washed the utensils and stuff cuz even we did the same growing up and it was not due to lack of finances or such but just principles. Our elders had this (misguided) notion that getting the "pampered"kids to do the house work will keep them grounded and adjusted to reality. It was also a precautionary move.- sort of like times change and better to be well adjusted to flow with the change..

As for sleeping on the floors... for me at least, that happened when plethora of cousins and nephews/nieces would land during hols and we the younger lots would choose to spend it together and the big hall was the "IT"Place... it was kind of domesticated indoor camping -- Those were golden days 😊

+1. Ditto. Even though we had servants we had to set the table every day and wash our own plates atleast after eating. That was also to ensure when we go to other relatives house we don't burden them with all the cleaning and do our own plates atleast. 😆

Also the southies usually hate to flaunt their wealth. Mostly the ppl from Mumbai /Delhi love to flaunt.😆 DP did live in the heart of the city(one of the best locality) just a stone throw from her school in an apt before they bought a home. So yeah if relatives came it would mean to vacate for aunty/uncles n kids in hall.