Chandan Ka Palna II - Page 22

Originally posted by: deepali.rock

From last 10hrs or so I am only thinking about the next update 😳

Originally posted by: sonalgupta2004

Same here...

Originally posted by: Errantnomad

"Your Mom said I need to do something about it, since it keeps sliding off and since I am the youngest I need to keep it on pretty much always

"Ouch he muttered

"U should wear a cap too she told him

He laughed again"

It was indeed funny. Dry humor at its best. Yep men do have it slightly easy at times 😊 By the way cap is an easy wear ...let's think of something more slippery . 😊

Originally posted by: jaschick

Originally posted by: RedGarnet

This reminds me of my trip to Tirupati just after wedding as a new bride with my in laws. My mil insisted I wear nine yards sari (she would help me drape) and my co-sister and sil wore it too but I was adamant I wouldn't until my husband wore veshtadai 😆 . He gave me excuses that he doesn't know to drape it by himself none in his family can do it for him. I don't remember if I relented or not (need to check with my mil) probably I did but had to show my disconcert anyways 😃 .

Originally posted by: Errantnomad

Tirupati is tough. You have those endless chambers to cross with lakhs of people even in a special queue.
I remember we took one of the sevas to get quicker access. I wore sari the first time immediately after marriage but have preferred salwar suits after that every single time , because in blouses you tend to sweat a little more given the heat and the crowd in tirupati. But hubs loves veshti, not veshtadai. He has never missed an oppo to wear veshti till date and he insists that they are maintained crisp and new all the time. He loves to be a maapilai all the time as far as veshti goes. I enjoy wearing saris here though as it doesn't make sweat through your blouse or Inskirt. I got a few blouses stitched a little different for my old sarees during my short trip to India. Planned a little prior to have though blouses done thru my sister so that they are ready . Now I enjoy wearing those pattu sarees with the new blouses

Originally posted by: jaschick

RG - how come I didn't know about this incident? But the question is were you compensated in other ways 😉

Originally posted by: jaschick

I used to dread wearing sarees. I used to take atleast an hour to drape when I got married. Now I find it is the most elegant dress in middle age. It brings out the grace in anyone without one naturally!

I don't remember if it was Alka or Suman who mentioned it. I agree that it is one of the sexy dress !