South Indian Beauties!

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:how do i contact their grandfather? does he have an fb page?

blabberwock wrote:Nice - the hairstyle on the one just above doesn't gel well with the rest of the surroundings, esp. the ancient stove.

kinnera wrote:

blabberwock wrote:Nice - the hairstyle on the one just above doesn't gel well with the rest of the surroundings, esp. the ancient stove.

True, the clip and all . Also, the pattu pavadai doesn't go well with the cooking scene. Anyway, did u notice the sunlight on the girl's hair and also the fine strands of hair? Seems so life-like

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:actually 4 is exactly what my wife looked like before marriage, ha ha. but now it is post marriage and great time to get married again in the tradition of my great ancestor ashoka.

blabberwock wrote:This is the artist, I think, and not Ethiraj?

http://elayarajaartgallery.com/

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:actually 4 is exactly what my wife looked like before marriage, ha ha. but now it is post marriage and great time to get married again in the tradition of my great ancestor ashoka.

Well...forget that... Is there any paining or movie star photo that resembles you when you were young?....(or NOW).

Natalia Romanova wrote:what about breasts?

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:actually 4 is exactly what my wife looked like before marriage, ha ha. but now it is post marriage and great time to get married again in the tradition of my great ancestor ashoka.

kinnera wrote:WOW! So beautiful! lovely!
So now I don't understand what your fuss was all abt and why you had to put poor grandpa through so much trouble for more than two years. You silly you!

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:

Looks like she must have been threatened by you and or forced by her parents.

Why else would she marry you?

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:rosie baabi's pic is public and on the net. if you want a link send me a note.

Natalia Romanova wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:rosie baabi's pic is public and on the net. if you want a link send me a note.

u gotta stop calling her baabi, lol.

Kris wrote:

Natalia Romanova wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:rosie baabi's pic is public and on the net. if you want a link send me a note.

u gotta stop calling her baabi, lol.

>>> Barbie, maybe? HK doesn't have daughters. He may be out of the loop on that whole thing.

Natalia Romanova wrote:

Kris wrote:

Natalia Romanova wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:rosie baabi's pic is public and on the net. if you want a link send me a note.

u gotta stop calling her baabi, lol.

>>> Barbie, maybe? HK doesn't have daughters. He may be out of the loop on that whole thing.

well he means bhabhi, and JM gets upset at such 'close' associations. only we villager NI's call each other our bhaiya, na. only we tell each other our house is their house na.

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:


Looks like she must have been threatened by you and or forced by her parents.

Why else would she marry you?

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:

kinnera wrote:WOW! So beautiful! lovely!
So now I don't understand what your fuss was all abt and why you had to put poor grandpa through so much trouble for more than two years. You silly you!

ya, i hear you. this was the first picture of hers that i was shown. i was put off by her teeny looks and oily braids. i did not want to marry a teeny girl with braids greased by vatika or parachute oil. instead, i wanted a lipstick wearing "woman" with shampooed hair neatly tied in a bun with a hairpin. i think i wanted to marry a married woman for it's true that i had a thing for older women then. but i could see that she was gorgeous and it did register (that is why i married her ) but just that i wasn't ready then.

after marriage, touched by beautiful me, she became even prettier. she became fulsome as i liked women to be. here's a snap of hers from 8 years ago in full shingaar or regalia -- tikka, sindoor, mangalsutra, mehndi, sari, shiny earrings and a nose stud:

after marriage i felt in love with her braided hair snap that i was first shown. i started carrying it in my wallet (i had had it shrunk and we had also lost the original). then i lost my wallet. my wife knew i was very fond of it and procured the real size print from her father's house and much later i'd have it scanned (i've scanned all old photos and videos in our possession and thrown away the originals).

after marriage, a few weeks into it, my wife, under the influence of my homosex sister, cut her hair to shoulder length. i felt sad but did not say anything. she read the disappointed on my face and did not touch her hair again.