For those wondering whats KASTURI MRIG(MUSK DEER) - Page 2

Originally posted by: Alrightokie

Really? I am sure no body knows that.😆 Bechara Rajiv...khaya piya kuch nahi glass toda baraneka..atleast i learned somethign new...kasturi mrig comment really cracked me up..this shows the generation gap between him and Sana. She was cluless what it was when he said that first time ..she said yeh kya hota hai🤣 then he goes on explaining about it...epic🤣

Originally posted by: tanvismile

he dint mean this ;he was talking abt different kasturi

Originally posted by: -Cruiser-

Nature's beauty is, you look at any species...it has blessed males with 'beauty' as well as unique assets for impressive display and to attract females. In contrast, females lack these attraction enhancing additional assets and yet, irony is males are totally lattoo and fida on females.😆

Just compare a majestic male peacock to a bland, almost featherless female counterpart, a majestic tusker to a smaller, tuskless female elephant, majestic lion with a beautiful mane to a plain jane looking lioness...or in this case, the Musk fragrance carrying majestic male who literally gets ripped because of this nature's gift that only he receives!

Originally posted by: lonely0planet

human being is exception to this.. though many may still contradict me

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

The reason males of species have showier plumage and attractive features like manes, scent glands etc is because they have to try extra hard to mate. Typically in nature the females mate only with the alpha male. The attractive features help the male compete against other males to get that privilege. Many males will go a lifetime without mating because they couldn't compete with other males.

I'd say humans are definitely an exception to the norms because our social structures around courtship and mating are completely different.

Although insects would be another exception due to the presence of female dominance/deadly female like Queen Bee, Black Widow, Praying Mantis etc.

PS: The female African elephant does have tusks. Patriarchy is so typically Indian. 😆

Originally posted by: bhartiya

That has got nothing to do with generation gap...I am nearer to Sana's age and knew about kasturi mrig and the location source of its scent. Only thing I didnt know was that its found in the male of the species😆

When I heard the compliment, I was ROFLing at the thought that how would sana react if she knew the exact location the smell comes out of and how it would sound to the audience🤣

Originally posted by: -Cruiser-

Naheen...no exception!😛

Human Males too follow the universal law and do everything possible to woo their female counterparts!

okay 😉 cruiser you are better looking
Just as a Lioness doesn't tell Lion, or a female peacock doesn't confess to male peacock, why would a human female tell a male that,"Sach bolun? Tum jyaada acche lag rahe ho!" 🤣

Female:

Male: