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noodles

@noodles

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Posted: 15 years ago

#21

^ LOL yeah 😆 I liked the way he put it on. She should keep it like that.

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Raisa

@radiant_raisa

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Posted: 15 years ago

#22

OMG 🤣🤣🤣, I needed a good laugh, thank you!!!! That is so true!!!!

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noodles

@noodles

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Posted: 15 years ago

#23

^ Glad you liked it. 😆

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Jess.

@Jess.

Sparkler

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Posted: 15 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: SimranD
It's just a traditional and conservative way of dressing and if you remember Geet once lost her dupatta and so was scared to go home in case her grandfather or brij saw her. When the door bell rings at our house and I mention that cousins have come or theres a man at the door, that's the first thing that my mum always goes to get......her chunni.... and believe me my mum's suits necks aern't low at all.

Geet has been raised to keep her dupatta on at all times. She even got punished for not having it on...so subconsciuosly she is still scared of not having it on because of previous punishments.

Hey, i call it a chunni too! But most people in the section call it a dupatta so i just say that 😆

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maneetworld

@maneetworld

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Posted: 15 years ago

#25

I don't wear dupatta at home when my door bells rings that is first thing I go to grab. Even though it doesn't cover much but doesn't feel comfortable without it. I live in United States even when the postman comes I run to grab my dupatta and open the door. I am so used to it now. If I wear suit I need to have dupatta around my neck. I can't walk without it on the streets like someone people I saw.

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@-SilverAngel-

Stunner

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Posted: 15 years ago

#26

Thats what I don't understand either.... arey bhai chupta kya hai aisay dupattay ko neck main daal kay..... sab toh dikhta hai lollll

I agree lets buy a box of safety pins and present them to Geet as a gift.... she really needs it. Poor girl, I've never in my life seen anybody so accident prone.............. lolllll

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Hetal

@ibelieveinpink

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Posted: 15 years ago

#27

i agree w/you all! W/out the dupatta the dress doesn't feel complete..I still feel a sense of nakeness even though i'm covered! But that's also how i wear my dupatta whenever i wear a salwar!!

@jess I so agree!! It's jus tin her nature now to feel that way!!

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Alia

@SimplyNice

Dazzler

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Posted: 15 years ago

#28

LOL its the case with all the dramas so i hav stopped thinking abt anything lol
& keep saying..."MAINU KEE FARAK PAINADA HAI? LOL"

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Hiba

@Hiba282

Dazzler

Posted: 15 years ago

#29

yeah 😆 actually she used to wear it properly back in hoshiarpur, so she used to get embarrasd, now i guess its more of a habbit of her....
but its more of the concpt i agree, no matter how i wear my duppata if i dont have it, i feel uncomfortable...so whethr its a scarf or duppata i just need sumthing....