Mini Skirt issue-The real India?

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Posted: 12 years ago
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Am I right, that the real india lies in the people of country and not city...I know mini skirt is no biggie in the city, its like a normal thing to wear on a bright sunny day, but the country people are unknown to that..is it fair to say that the real image of india lies in village and not city, I mean..come on I am trying to analyze the situation, Pakhi can speak english words just not wear mini skirt because she is uncomfortable or becoz she thinks down of the city people?😕

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Posted: 12 years ago
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I think Pakhi doesn't want to wear the mini-skirts because she is uncomfortable. It would be difficult to describe what exactly "real India" would be since its quite dispersed and divided between the village and the city. But, to a certain extent I would say that even though the village has gone and opened its minds to sports like tennis, clothing is still a different case.
But on the other hand, many people living in the states or other western countries are also uncomfortable. I have seen in my own highschool that even white girls were uncomfortable. Obviously, their reasoning was different. They were insecure of their body while Pakhi is not insecure of her body but it's a foreign concept for her.


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Posted: 12 years ago
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I think the point here is one should have a choice to wear what they are comfortable in whether they come from a village or a city.

People who wear western clothes may feel uncomfortable in a Sari just as people who are used to wearing traditional clothes are uncomfortable in mini skirts.

Denigrating people and judging them by what they wear is what is wrong here.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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I don't think the point here is about real India as I feel it doesn't matter whether you are from a city or a village people should wear what they like and if they are comfortable in a mini skirt it doesn't matter if that person is living in a big city or a town as such.
Pakhi doesn't degrade the people who wear skirts she is just uncomfortable to wear it, she is from a village is smart and educated doesn't mean she will not love wearing skirts it's just the environment she has grown up in. I don't think anyone should judge anyone on the basis of whether one wears mink skirt or sari
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Posted: 12 years ago
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What people wear in small towns is besides the point...the point is...Paakhi is not used to wearing short dresses and that's that. She is passing no moral judgement on people who wear them...she is just saying she won't be comfortable playing in a style of clothing she is not used to wearing...she was actually very clear about that...
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Posted: 12 years ago
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If I remember Saina Nehwal wasn't with the decision of govt making mini skirt more mini.
She even stated, i want to concentrate on game, I have to abide by the rules so am wearing them but if I see my pics being clicked, posted in a vulgar or wrong way by the media am going to take a troll on them.😃

Any one wants to concentrate on the game but glad they showed the brighter part on this mini skirt issue. And its obvious village people cannot adjust easily with short clothes like any other thing.😆
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: Dolly-heart

I think the point here is one should have a choice to wear what they are comfortable in whether they come from a village or a city.


People who wear western clothes may feel uncomfortable in a Sari just as people who are used to wearing traditional clothes are uncomfortable in mini skirts.

Denigrating people and judging them by what they wear is what is wrong here.

you said it all
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Yesterday's issue definitely doesn't lie in city-village notions. Paakhi had mentioned that she has never worn that before and this is a fact , how can a ghaghra wearing girl no matter how modern she is wear a super short skirt all outta blue that too in front of a large crowd & play zealous sport like tennis.
Plus , a woman need to prepare herself before exposing 😉 😆

Edited by shubhika124 - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
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The real India includes both the cities and villages. And even in the cities, there are all kinds of people - there are many city-born and bred people who are not comfortable in miniskirts for whatever personal reasons.

In Pakhi's case, she refused to wear it because she has never worn one before and wouldn't feel comfortable wearing one and playing tennis all of a sudden. Different people will have different comfort levels when it comes to clothes... and Pakhi neither has looked down upon people wearing miniskirts nor did she do any moral preaching.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Paakhi was also very clear that shes not used to it, so even if she wears it she wouldn't be able to play the game properly.
theres no need to go as far as mini skirts, I belong to a large section that finds it uneasy to wear sleeveless clothes. it has nothing to do with being English speaking or living in the cities. I am both but im still not comfy. that's my choice. I like how well they are potraying the modern indian woman without unnecessary cosmetic changes.

mallika

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