Do the makers even research about traditions?

It was neither a telugu wedding nor a bihari one.

One more thing, only when they put talambralu,( that pouring rice on each other) bride and groom face eachother. during entire wedding they sit beside each other in front of the havan kund and perform laaj homa after the mangalsutra istied.

See it was a symbolic wedding not a real one they added few telugu culture rituals and made a wedding sequence it was not to offend any religion or culture or ceremony..Please dont get hurt by it..Not that I am defending them but they did what ever was feasable and can be comfortably shown..

Originally posted by: sjain

See it was a symbolic wedding not a real one they added few telugu culture rituals and made a wedding sequence it was not to offend any religion or culture or ceremony..Please dont get hurt by it..Not that I am defending them but they did what ever was feasable and can be comfortably shown..

even if it is symbolic wedding, its fine to not even have pheras but ignoring girl's mother in kanyadaan and completely eliminating jaggery jeera thing is so not done. In telugu culture even mangalsutra is not as important as the jaggery thing.

Originally posted by: Samaina12

even if it is symbolic wedding, its fine to not even have pheras but ignoring girl's mother in kanyadaan and completely eliminating jaggery jeera thing is so not done. In telugu culture even mangalsutra is not as important as the jaggery thing.

Well I am not aware of traditions of Telegu culture but what I can understand here is they showed basics of a wedding ie. pheras mangalsutra where people can connect to the wedding and didnt really go deep in to the details of a particular cultural style marriage..Like I said it was a symbolic wedding and lets focus on the gist of it..the hapiness the positive feel and main one..protagonists getting married -turning point of the show

Originally posted by: sjain

Well I am not aware of traditions of Telegu culture but what I can understand here is they showed basics of a wedding ie. pheras mangalsutra where people can connect to the wedding and didnt really go deep in to the details of a particular cultural style marriage..Like I said it was a symbolic wedding and lets focus on the gist of it..the hapiness the positive feel and main one..protagonists getting married -turning point of the show

i think i have a right to speak up when my culture is not well represented.

Samaina,

One thing I can vouch for as a purbred 100% TamBram is that there was not even an ounce of Tamil culture in the wedding rituals which means they have already done much more research than before because initially all the telugu people on the forum were very upset about KK being called appa and not nana or nanagaru.

Originally posted by: Padmajaan

One thing I can vouch for as a purbred 100% TamBram is that there was not even an ounce of Tamil culture in the wedding rituals which means they have already done much more research than before because initially all the telugu people on the forum were very upset about KK being called appa and not nana or nanagaru.

So I think we should give them credit for it.

As for Bihari culture obviously they ll get it right as it's Dilip Jha's baby after all.

I am extremely pleased with each and every aspect and would like to place it on record milord😆

And I really thought it was the sweetest wedding ever shown on TV!!

i am tam bram too but been in telugu state for 2 decades..it definitely has nothing from tamil weddings except for her head jewellery. But telugu part they kind of ruined is what i felt. Been to a lot of telugu weddings both brahmjn and reddy so they did not get it right.

I understand it's upsetting to see your culture not represented properly.
But this is a fictional show, and like a poster said the jeers jaggery thing is more important than pheras, a person from another part of india wouldn't understand that.
Viewers are from across religions and hence they'll show something everybody can understand.

Don't take any offence, makers often take creative liberties, besides if they showed all rituals then the wedding would carry on for a couple of episodes.

I understand your frustration, I also belong to a very misrepresented community. They only show my community as jazzy, eating papad and saying wadi saeen (which we don't use). But I've learnt to sit back and enjoy