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sg2600

@sg2600

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Posted: 17 years ago

During a hindu wedding, after the haldi ceremony, they dont send the bride outside, other than the wedding venue. Couldnt the garodias afford an onsite beautician rather than sending Niyati to a beauty parlour? Was this done, so that they can show Kajri trying to kidnap Niyati?

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Adi

@enigma6

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Posted: 17 years ago

Well I am a Hindu but I did go to the parlour to get my makeup done on the wedding day and that was after the haldi ceremony....so I guess its not a blooper afterall :)

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Lucy

@kareenarox

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Posted: 17 years ago

just to say i'm not a hindu but i can still understand a little hindi.so I don't know what the heck you are talking about.this should not be taken as an insult! 😭

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Radhika

@wazup

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Posted: 17 years ago

may be olden days not any more

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sg2600

@sg2600

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Posted: 17 years ago

i am sorry if i offended anyone here...I had a south indian marriage,and i wasnt allowed to venture out myself after the haldi ceremony other than the wedding hall..so

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Yuks

@-Yuks-

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Posted: 17 years ago

Well I don't know about South Indian weddings, but I'm North Indian, and all of my cousins that go married went to a parlour to get ready after the haldi ceremony.

Many reached the wedding venue directly from the parlour

So it's not really a blooper.

Yuks

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how does it matter?

@willina

Dazzler

Posted: 17 years ago

but in bengalee marriages we r not allowed to move out of our homes after the haldi ceremony!!!!...maybe here, and there, but definitely not to a parlour!!!

i think it's b'se of our place of existence!!!!...north and south indians do go to a parlour and west and east indians don't..... simple!!!!

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Neets

@Neets

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Posted: 17 years ago

hye every one goes out now-a-days. I went to beauty parolor to get ready> you get more privacy than home ( so many relatives knowing on your door (at home)

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GP Dhillon

@newpath

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Posted: 17 years ago

People are not very superstitious anymore about it....most people in Canada have the beautician come to their house and get them ready....in India they actually go to the Beauty Parlour down in the
morning and then go to the Mandir/Temple etc from there.

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koolsadhu1000

@koolsadhu1000

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Posted: 17 years ago

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It has nothing to do with north indian , or south indian. It is purely a matter of money , choice , and convenience . Depending on circumstances , sometimes beautician is called at home , sometimes directly at the marraige hall where a small room is alloted for dressing up or sumtimes , bride goes to beauty parlour , although , rarely alone as such . So its not a blooper . Both things r possible and practical.

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