Dupatta on Their Heads

Did you guys notice how all the women or I mean the women married into the family wear the ghoongat (is that what it is, I think those cover the whole face whereas they only covered there hair barely though) 😕

Not one of the daughters is like that. 😡The younger one Natasha she was completely opposite. 🤢Bhumija seemed nice but not as out there as Natasha.😊

I'm not against either thing I'm just saying it's unfair to the bahus. 🤢 I am more like Natasha in how I dress. Nothing like any of the sari wearing heroines in the shows 😆 But still. I just mean how unfair that they were it but the daughters don't. Those things are annoying. 😡

Anyway Vaidehi only wore the ghoongat when she was with the family she didn't wear it in Goa or anywhere throught out the show.😆

How weird. This goes to show that Mitali, Sita Devi, and Vaidehi wear it for show and only in front of the dad. 😉 I think!

Just something I noticed. 😃

Sara😊

well i guess the "buahus" of the hose have to do that o0nly in front of their sasur(Aryan's dad) other times they don't have to covered. They do that to show respect but i don't like that.........

Originally posted by: sk91

Did you guys notice how all the women or I mean the women married into the family wear the ghoongat (is that what it is, I think those cover the whole face whereas they only covered there hair barely though) 😕

Not one of the daughters is like that. 😡The younger one Natasha she was completely opposite. 🤢Bhumija seemed nice but not as out there as Natasha.😊

I'm not against either thing I'm just saying it's unfair to the bahus. 🤢 I am more like Natasha in how I dress. Nothing like any of the sari wearing heroines in the shows 😆 But still. I just mean how unfair that they were it but the daughters don't. Those things are annoying. 😡

Anyway Vaidehi only wore the ghoongat when she was with the family she didn't wear it in Goa or anywhere throught out the show.😆

How weird. This goes to show that Mitali, Sita Devi, and Vaidehi wear it for show and only in front of the dad. 😉 I think!

Just something I noticed. 😃

Sara😊

It is out of respect and not of compulsion.....So u mean when people go to temples and their heads are covered and some people's heads are bare...u dont like that either????

Originally posted by: KkavyAngad

It is out of respect and not of compulsion.....So u mean when people go to temples and their heads are covered and some people's heads are bare...u dont like that either????

No. I am definitely not against wearing the dupattas in religious places because it's out of respect and it is usually required in such places. I cover my head when I go to such places. I just mean that how is a dupatta on your head giving respect to the sasur. I didn't mean to offend you or anything. It's just kind of weird to do that first in this day and age and second when they're so rich. It doesn't really make sense. Do you get what I'm saying?😊

even i am quite impressed by natasha's character. can anyone giv her details to me

yah, but lot of north indian families do it. up till a few years ago, my mother and chachis did it in front of my dadaji as well.

Yes I noticed that. But its just out of respect (maybe fear) that the bahus do that. Its usually the bahu who does that and not the daughter... Well at least thats what I know about this matter...

Originally posted by: seeragurl07

well i guess the "buahus" of the hose have to do that o0nly in front of their sasur(Aryan's dad) other times they don't have to covered. They do that to show respect but i don't like that.........

yeah, I think ur right

yah it should be tha bahu's choice to live freely, but some families are just (ugh) stubbourn. For eg, my grandfather requires that the bahus ALWAYS wear saris in front of him, which I find wrong.

yah it should be tha bahu's choice to live freely, but some families are just (ugh) stubbourn. For eg, my grandfather requires that the bahus ALWAYS wear saris in front of him, which I find wrong.