Shame on you if you don't know how to wear a sari - SABYASACHI

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Anu

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Posted: 7 years ago

#31

Saree is very uncomfortable n people prefer wearing comfortable clothes on a daily basis. and not knowing how to drape a saree isn't shameful .

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anjs

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Posted: 7 years ago

#32

Originally posted by: flipfl0p
Always keeping up the sanskar is in woman's hand. One would get tired of this burden.
It is nice for a woman to know how to tie a saree. But a man should also know, how to tie dhoti.

It is always women, who have kept India's tradition alive. Till last generation, women used saree as daily wear, had plaits.
Men left dhoti and and Shika centuries back under British influence. (Even though British clothing style never suited Indian weather).

Exactly, when questioned about Dhoti, he said Dhoti is dead, so why not shame Indian Men for letting it die ??

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anjs

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Posted: 7 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: -BebaakBegum-
Ugh! Clothes are all about style and comfort. People take them too seriously. What is so shameful about not knowing how to carry or drape an outfit?
Tbh I find sarees uncomfortable for everyday wear. It's an occasional wear for youth these days. How does one pee while wearing that? LOL.

honestly, peeing is more easy in a saree, cause its just like a skirt. To make it more comfortable, you can pin the plaits to the underskirt, that will keep it in place.😊

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MrsAkyurek

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Posted: 7 years ago

#34

Originally posted by: ilovecrepes

Of course there is. I don't know how to drape a sari but I won't be shamed for not knowing it.

The fact that ppl applauded Sabya for saying that makes me worried that were really regressing .

He is sounding like vivek agnihotri on twitter who made a similar statement saying why actresses don't wear sari instead of evening gowns for award nights and events.

Ultimately it's choice.

Sabya is obviously peddling his pseudo-nationalistic narrative to make a headline but my point wasn't about his statement at all.

@Bold: Do you live in India? If yes, then I am surprised. Isn't it like a basic knowledge one must possess? Not wanting to wear it is just an after-thought and nobody should be forced to do something that goes against their personhood. At home I've been trained( same is the case with most South Asian and Asian immigrant households) since childhood to converse in my mother tongue(so as to not forget one's roots) whereas the cousins in India speak English at home. I've always thought that's kinda weird.

Edited by MrsAkyurek - 7 years ago

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Pehchaan.Kaun

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Posted: 7 years ago

#35

Originally posted by: ZanduBaaM

Lo Ji Sasu maa bhi change ho rahi magar yeh designer aaj bhi wahi ka wahi ..aur ek baar khud try kar phir bol😳

Lagta hai sales wale ladke nikaal diye isne target achive karne ka sara burden iske kandhe pe hai .. waise isko pucho saari 80000 ki dega to koan pehnega be😆

Kal ko haldiraam bolega jisko samosa bananna nahi aata shame on them ...kamino apne business ke chakkar main women ki kyu laga rahe ho😆

So true inse bass binness' karwa lo 😆

Waise aajkal ke ladko ko pucho toh 80k mein 100 lingerie khareed le instead of wasting it on a single saree 😆 . Arre jisko jo pehenna hai pehne usse sanskaar ka kya lena dena, aur dhoti bhi national dress hai for ladke, dhoti pehenke kiun nai aaya conference mei ? Ajeeb hai 😕

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JustMySelf

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Posted: 7 years ago

#36

i cannot recollect where or when i heard it bt srk told once that
he finds sari most sexy dress...as the navel often gets revealed..
n perverts do stare..
so i do not find it alarming or shameful if women prefers to ditch the
sari unless they are in known environment of familiarity like say some
weddings or puja etc.