CVS blunder! Show based on Sikh Punjabi family but no Sikh wedding? - Page 2

Originally posted by: jsidhu1994

Hi I was one of the people who cleared matters in yesterday's posts. I agree that in Bani they have showed them sitting in a Gurdwara but they are doing Hindu rituals. The only Sikhi think they did was ardaas that to without the words of ardaas just showed them standing with their hands together. In a punjabi wedding you don't have ghat bandan the girls father gets one side of the boys dupatta and gives it to his daughter in her hand they didn't show that in Bani. Also the girl is not brought in by her mother she should have been brought in by her father. And finally they didn't show the chaar lava (4 phere) which isn't allowed to be shown anyway so I am happy that that wasn't shown. So technically this was not a punjabi wedding this was a Hindu wedding in a Gurdwara. They are not allowed to show a Sikh punjabi wedding on television due to rules of Sikhism. Sikh wedding are to be done between a real couple not a reel couple because we Sikhs believe a wedding is too pure and sacred to be shown just like that for fun on television. I hope this cleared everything. 😊

It was all done on a rush...so they did it on mandir...!!

Originally posted by: jsidhu1994

Hi I was one of the people who cleared matters in yesterday's posts. I agree that in Bani they have showed them sitting in a Gurdwara but they are doing Hindu rituals. The only Sikhi think they did was ardaas that to without the words of ardaas just showed them standing with their hands together. In a punjabi wedding you don't have ghat bandan the girls father gets one side of the boys dupatta and gives it to his daughter in her hand they didn't show that in Bani. Also the girl is not brought in by her mother she should have been brought in by her father. And finally they didn't show the chaar lava (4 phere) which isn't allowed to be shown anyway so I am happy that that wasn't shown. So technically this was not a punjabi wedding this was a Hindu wedding in a Gurdwara. They are not allowed to show a Sikh punjabi wedding on television due to rules of Sikhism. Sikh wedding are to be done between a real couple not a reel couple because we Sikhs believe a wedding is too pure and sacred to be shown just like that for fun on television. I hope this cleared everything. 😊

Originally posted by: DazzilerDizzy

Wow i didn't knew that!!😲

It interesting to learn this things!!They can be very helpful!!😳

THANKS for explaining and taking your time!😊

No problem. It was my pleasure. I'm glad you found it interesting. 😊

Originally posted by: sunny303

Hey Jasreen!!

Again you took the words right out of my mouth...perfectly said bud.

Hey Sunny lol yes it's me yet again lol. 😆

Originally posted by: -...mohini...-

Coz Balwant suffered an attack after that casting couch fiasco and wanted RanJan to get married the very same evening!
And since Sikhism allows proper daytime wedding with all the rituals so showing those sacred rituals being performed in a mandir instead of gurudwara that too on television can be considered as blasphemy!
So they didnt risk it!

This makes sense, other shows have been criticized heavily for taking that risk so I'm glad the CVs did not make that mistake.