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Mdwst

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Posted: 10 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: kras
it was a nice episode but now i have a doubt on sarika.
i think toshiji is right about sarika
she is definitely create some chaos in family about property division
i have a strong feeling about this

That's pretty evident.

Now that she's pursuing her education, and taking care of rohit, household chores, added to all this Ishu's preggy. I doubt if she'll understand her complications, and will whine a lot. But simi understands Ishu's condition very well, so she might step in to help ishu. Now that Puttar will be way too overprotective of ishu after the almost accident incident, things are not looking good. Misunderstandings are bound to happen.

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nishaani

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Posted: 10 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: Mdwst

They have the coolest festival, even dandiya.
We do have golu, but mainly with iyers and iyengars, and kolattam, again pertaining to these two communities. Whereas dandiya is fir everybody. I like their navrathiri man. These people know how to have fun, our festivals are very serious, imo.
Look they also gave holi, we have nothing.

😆 sorry to butt in,are you a south indian???
I don't really noe much about SI festivals but I really liked
all the SI festivals shown in yhm 😊

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Mdwst

@Mdwst

Sparkler

Posted: 10 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: nish161
😆 sorry to butt in,are you a south indian???
I don't really noe much about SI festivals but I really liked
all the SI festivals shown in yhm 😊

Welcome dear

Yes I'm a South Indian, tamilian from chennai

Yes like them too, it's too serious, pongal, Diwali, navrathiri, I feel they are too religious.

What I'm. Trying to say is its traditional, sometimes it all depends on the communities. As different communities have different festivals, let's not go there. Again not fun. I'm not saying North Indian festivals are not traditional, you follow tradition and also have fun festivals like Gharba, holi etc. hope I made sense.

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nishaani

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Posted: 10 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: Mdwst

Welcome dear

Yes I'm a South Indian, tamilian from chennai
Yes like them too, it's too serious, pongal, Diwali, navrathiri, I feel they are too religious.

that's nice,yep north festivals are a little loud,but don't u guys celebrate RB

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kras

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Posted: 10 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: Mdwst

That's pretty evident.
Now that she's pursuing her education, and taking care of rohit, household chores, added to all this Ishu's preggy. I doubt if she'll understand her complications, and will whine a lot. But simi understands Ishu's condition very well, so she might step in to help ishu. Now that Puttar will be way too overprotective of ishu after the almost accident incident, things are not looking good. Misunderstandings are bound to happen.

but they know ishra

they know how selfless they two are

then why always misunderstand them

this is really so sad

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Mdwst

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Sparkler

Posted: 10 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: nish161
that's nice,yep north festivals are a little loud,but don't u guys celebrate RB

You mean raksha bandhan, no we don't. I think now the trend is changing. There r lot of North Indians in chennai. So may be among flat mates, co Ed colleges may be , but not in Tamil families.

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nishaani

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Posted: 10 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: Mdwst

You mean raksha bandhan, no we don't. I think now the trend is changing. There r lot of North Indians in chennai. So may be among flat mates, co Ed colleges may be , but not in Tamil families.

yep raksha bandhan,oh that's cool.