Parineeti and Raghav Engagement - Official pics Pg1 - Page 15

Originally posted by: Dirdam

Pari is

Really?? I thought PC and Pari were Hindus....😲

I have attended a Sikh wedding in the Gurudwara.....and the peace you get sitting there and listen to the bhajans....is out of this world...❤️

Originally posted by: blue-ice.1

Really?? I thought PC and Pari were Hindus....😲

I have attended a Sikh wedding in the Gurudwara.....and the peace you get sitting there and listen to the bhajans....is out of this world...❤️

No,PC is Sikh also. Many Khatris are mixed.

https://twitter.com/HVSBanwait/status/1657621138690949121?t=N-b0Ds500xebw4nV-wLYjQ&s=19

All Sikh Gurus were from Khatri families. This is why Khatris still practise mixed traditions and are not rigidly Hindu/Sikh. You will find many Khatri Sikhs going to mandirs or celebrating Karva chauth etc and many Khatri Hindus going to gurdwara or doing kirtan or having Akhand paath at home or wedding as per Sikh rites.

Hindu and Sikh are different categories only now. Earlier, especially in Punjabis, the lines were blurred and there were lot of Hindu and Sikh weddings and often eldest son of every Hindu family was raised as a Sikh.

Lot of mixed Hindu and Sikh families or Sindhis going to gurdwaras exist till date. Especially in North India. Even in Pakistan, Nepal and Afghanistan, Hindus and Sikhs live quite similar to each other and quite together. Very common for Hindus and Sikhs to go to mandirs and gurdwaras in these nations also.

Chopras are Punjabi Hindus and Khatri and they have overlapping and mixed traditions.

Same as Kapoors, Sindhis etc which is why Ranveer and Deepika, Shahid, Lolo had some Sikh rites also at their weddings.

Of course husbands of Swara and Parineeti are not small fish.

Politicians have lot more power and money and access compared to anyone else.

Raghav is one of building blocks of AAP and close to Kejriwal and will aim for bigger things in future as party grows. Pari has not chosen a lesser man. She knows what future investment she made.

Originally posted by: atominis

All Sikh Gurus were from Khatri families. This is why Khatris still practise mixed traditions and are not rigidly Hindu/Sikh. You will find many Khatri Sikhs going to mandirs or celebrating Karva chauth etc and many Khatri Hindus going to gurdwara or doing kirtan or having Akhand paath at home or wedding as per Sikh rites.

Hindu and Sikh are different categories only now. Earlier, especially in Punjabis, the lines were blurred and there were lot of Hindu and Sikh weddings and often eldest son of every Hindu family was raised as a Sikh.

Lot of mixed Hindu and Sikh families or Sindhis going to gurdwaras exist till date. Especially in North India. Even in Pakistan, Nepal and Afghanistan, Hindus and Sikhs live quite similar to each other and quite together. Very common for Hindus and Sikhs to go to mandirs and gurdwaras in these nations also.

Yes i know the Gurus were Khatris and they worship them as much as khatri sikhs and all the sikhs and they gave their children to sikhism. I find them an interesting community 😊

Very informative Atominis, thank you.

I believe PC’s Nani was a Christian but I don’t know if Priyanka and her brother were raised in a partially Christian practicing family or not.

BTW Pc's Mom and Pari's Mom could pass off as real sisters.

PC has married a Christian and had a Christian wedding ceremony.

Who knows her nani being a Christian probably had an influence on her at a subconscious level which is why she had no issues, attracted to a Christian or marrying in his style of ceremony?

Chopras seem to be a pluralistic family and fairly modern, progressive, less rigid compared to most desi families.

Same as Kapoors, IMO, where they had DILs from all communities, races and religions and celebrate all festivals.

Originally posted by: Cpt.DudleySmith

https://www.instagram.com/p/CsNodboSVO7/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Wait, WOT IS BIJLI PAANI?

Doesn’t that mean electricity water?