Originally posted by: Maaneet099
Yup they were playing Vishnu sahasranama instead of Lalita sahasranama. 😆 I guess CVs were in their own world and made up every bit of it 😆
thnx for knowlege.cvs r really brainess when come to potray a culture.i m north indian bt i hav stayed at banglore for few years.though i dont know abt tamil culture bt from starting i dont like d way raman &his family mock lyers.also its irritating to see raman calling ishita madrasan in mock tone.even i dont belong to south india bt i find its offensive &rude.lyers dont mock punjabi in rude way.this way cv is also insulting punjabis by potraying them as rude,loud,disrespectful.i dont find it funny.
Originally posted by: Bhooma01
oh GOD...I am SO glad I came to this forum. I was going quite nuts thinking about the accent and the "Golu Festival" and the Vishnu Sahasranamam being played during the Aarti.
I quite loathe Mrs. Iyer's accent. Why speak the language at all when you cannot get it right? And what IS a 'maarumagan'?'Marumagan' are those who have come in one's marabu or lineage!!Whew...I am SO glad I got to vent!!!
Originally posted by: GredandForge
Don't get me started on this.
I'm already tired of hearing the word 'Golu'.
Navratri is Navratri for South Indians as well and it is just not Golu festival. Its a part of it not all.
I was also completely irked by the Visnu Sahasranama. Let alone culture, its common sense, why will you praise Vishnu while praying to Devi?
Originally posted by: Maaneet099
Me too I am sick with this golu festival all over!Actually in traditional Iyengar home they wouldn't play Lalita Sahasranama so I wouldn't really call it common sense but since they are showing a Iyer family it looks funky showing them play Vishnu sahasranama instead of Lalita sahasranama 😆
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