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Nymeria

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Posted: 13 years ago

#321

Originally posted by: nureat01
W*F is this "dance" that Virat is doing??🤔😆

What a majorly half-assed epi *yawns*

Geee tell me about it Anu!
@Virat's "dance"---- 😳 Ummm what was that?

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AreYaar

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Posted: 13 years ago

#322

Originally posted by: Ramy25

Geee tell me about it Anu!
@Virat's "dance"---- 😳 Ummm what was that?

LOL I have no clue what that was...the entire epi was so half-baked...the "performances" or whatever were not well done at all...filler stuff...and V and M were quite out of sync in that "dance" or whatever it was😆...he was pushing her for one step and she would move like a beat later😆

And the entire Swamini spoof also ended up being a phoos bomb...🥱...

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Nymeria

@Nymeria

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Posted: 13 years ago

#323

yeah that whole "act" thing and the performances were so haphazardly done! there was just no coordination or flow. It totally failed to have any impact whatsoever! Swamini spoof was totally bleh as well.

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AreYaar

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Posted: 13 years ago

#324

I'm boreddd...I wish there was something good to watch *sigh*

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sarah1024

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Posted: 13 years ago

#325

*drops in randomly*

There's something I have been curious about for quite some time now. As I am not very familiar with most Hindi/Urdu swear words, I need explanations for the following. You know, aise hi ... so that the next time someone uses them in a show or movie, I'd know what they're implying. :P

Okay so what is the deal with 'teri maa ki' and 'teri behen ki' ... nobody ever completes those sentences! I need to know what comes after 'ki' ... teri maa ki kya? Your mother's what? Your sister's what?

This is really embarassing stuff to ask, I know. *hides face* The thing is, I've hardly been exposed to these extreme gaalis. Every desi that I know uses respectful Hindi or Urdu. And the swear words are either beeped out or vaguely implied in movies. Hence, no exposure. English wali gaalis toh yahan sab hi use karte hain so you'd have to live under a rock not to know them. :P

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Nymeria

@Nymeria

Sparkler

Posted: 13 years ago

#326

hey there sarah! lol it seems I have the same question as well...I have seen indian movies and they bleep stuff after that "teri maa ki" and I always wonder what that meant but never felt like asking for such explanation from parents 😆

@Anu--- i know there's nothing interesting on tv or in theaters right now. ... sigh!🤔

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sarah1024

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Posted: 13 years ago

#327

Hey Amy! LOL, same here. I could never gather the courage to ask anyone what they meant. Especially not my parents of all people! I can actually count on my fingers how many desi swear words I know. That's how uninformed I am in this matter. :P

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Nymeria

@Nymeria

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Posted: 13 years ago

#328

Same here Sarah. lol not that i really care about knowing that stuff, but still 😆

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AreYaar

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Posted: 13 years ago

#329

Originally posted by: sarah1024
*drops in randomly*

There's something I have been curious about for quite some time now. As I am not very familiar with most Hindi/Urdu swear words, I need explanations for the following. You know, aise hi ... so that the next time someone uses them in a show or movie, I'd know what they're implying. :P

Okay so what is the deal with 'teri maa ki' and 'teri behen ki' ... nobody ever completes those sentences! I need to know what comes after 'ki' ... teri maa ki kya? Your mother's what? Your sister's what?

This is really embarassing stuff to ask, I know. *hides face* The thing is, I've hardly been exposed to these extreme gaalis. Every desi that I know uses respectful Hindi or Urdu. And the swear words are either beeped out or vaguely implied in movies. Hence, no exposure. English wali gaalis toh yahan sab hi use karte hain so you'd have to live under a rock not to know them. :P

LOL you are so cute, Sarah😆😆

Well you know what the English gaalis are, right?? Motherf---- and sisterf------...so the hindi versions are similar...teri maa ki ------- is the equivalent to mother---- and so on so forth...it's the same word that's beeped out in both the English and hindi versions...