Originally posted by: tamanna_20
I agree with your first point that leads are given a special unique style of their own. That's pretty much how it works in most shows.But you really do find people in rural villages of India dressed in small backless cholis even today!! Even the grandmothers there are dressed like this. The only difference is that maybe the dupatta is not net material or see-through, not sure about that, but trust me the cholis are really tiny and backless. And it's not like these women are not considered religious or dutyminded. They are actually very religious, but this just happens to be their traditional dress and in those villages no one makes a big deal out of it because it's just considered a normal part of their society. This is not my opinion or something, it's an actual fact (so please don't think I'm making it up to prove a point or something 😆 )I know the story is not about Jennifer, it's about Kumud. And I wasn't trying to argue either. I was just sharing my knowledge on the way people actually dress in some cultures and villages of India! So please don't mind. 😳