Punjabis ishita simmi mrs bhalla

Namaste ji, Firstly, I am unaware of Punjabi's so please don't bash me if I am wrong. :-D OK at the start of yhm time Ishita and simmi wore mangalsutra sindoor. But now both the ladies removed it. is it Punjabi style that only newlyweds Must wear mangalsutra sindoor and rest can ignore? Or am I missing something?

I am not aware of Punjabi/Madrasi or something specific like that.

Yar its nothing to do with punjabis ..
Bt i am punjabi...

Bht kaam logh wore sindoor n mangalsutar...

Im some function they used to wear...

Punjabis dont wear mangalsutra/sindoor. If they do its more for fashion purposes.

Originally posted by: hazeleyedangel

Punjabis dont wear mangalsutra/sindoor. If they do its more for fashion purposes.

Originally posted by: swatica

Its nthin wid punajbis..

nw-a-days its nt sutmhgn mandatory to wear al d tym...

n ishita used to wear madrasi mangalsutra n sindoo wich she had stopped long ago...even pre leap she had stopped both while ishra were together..

n simmi is divorced so y wud she wear..

bt generally none wear mangalasutrs n sindoor al tyms in real...

its personal choice...

Originally posted by: sririt

I am not aware of Punjabi/Madrasi or something specific like that.

But I am aware of few things my mom told me.

I was small when I asked about mangalsutra being a part of marriage ceremony but maa refused saying it wasn't a ritual; but now out of fashion people started including it.

Married women do wear but not out of ritual, its their choice. (This is North India perspective at my place). As far as I have seen my maa, she says most important sign of being married is toe-ring, as now a days no one wears sindoor or mangalsutra on day-to-day basis.

Coming to South Indians, mainly Madrasi

My cousin wife is from Chennai; so in their marriage it was mandatory. Even 13 years down the lane she still wears. I met them 4 years back, though they stay in US. At their marriage time I was told it's most important ritual of marriage. It's mandatory to wear them always.

Leave them aside, I work in Bangalore. I have lot of south Indian colleagues who wear day to day basis.

P.S. This is my family personal experience. Sorry if you don't agree

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I'm from Tamil Nadu.

According to the tradition and belief here married women wear their mangalsutra sindoor until the lady die or became widow. and it really considers inauspicious for the husband if they did not do so. It is a strong belief here. Oh yes toe ring too. It will raise eyebrows if they do not do so.

But in hindi serials it is not something so big to show like that. I really don't understand when I used to live in North India in UP, married lady there always had their mangalsutra and sindoor on. But looks like every thing is changing now a days with time.

And one cannot be certain when down the line in coming years tradition, rituals, and beliefs will change some more, which are in actually mad made rituals in the first place.

Originally posted by: swatica

I guess u cud hv said ds in a better way...

FASHION PURPOSE...

lyk really...

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