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Rekz wrote:
So next year....play this funny game :d
Hahaha. You just diluted the proud southindian gene pool with holi water.
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Do men still do that getup in madras and around? That man looks like an uncle, but upon further calculations he must be 40ish to have a son that old. So, men of my generation dress like that in madras and around?
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Vidya Bagchi wrote:Do men still do that getup in madras and around? That man looks like an uncle, but upon further calculations he must be 40ish to have a son that old. So, men of my generation dress like that in madras and around?
i wear a veshti and a white kurtha (known as a jibba in TN) most days when i am in my parents' house in madras. it is not a get up, it's everyday home wear.
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Vidya Bagchi wrote:Do men still do that getup in madras and around? That man looks like an uncle, but upon further calculations he must be 40ish to have a son that old. So, men of my generation dress like that in madras and around?
This guy is from kerala not Madras
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[quote="Rekz"]
This guy is from kerala not Madras
edit- yup mostly rural men dress up in similar fashion.
Vidya Bagchi wrote:Do men still do that getup in madras and around? That man looks like an uncle, but upon further calculations he must be 40ish to have a son that old. So, men of my generation dress like that in madras and around?
This guy is from kerala not Madras
edit- yup mostly rural men dress up in similar fashion.
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Rekz wrote:
So next year....play this funny game :d
LOL that was fun
we will be playing next wknd...i still miss india a lot
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Rekz wrote:Vidya Bagchi wrote:Do men still do that getup in madras and around? That man looks like an uncle, but upon further calculations he must be 40ish to have a son that old. So, men of my generation dress like that in madras and around?
This guy is from kerala not Madras
same to same na
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MaxEntropy_Man wrote:Vidya Bagchi wrote:Do men still do that getup in madras and around? That man looks like an uncle, but upon further calculations he must be 40ish to have a son that old. So, men of my generation dress like that in madras and around?
i wear a veshti and a white kurtha (known as a jibba in TN) most days when i am in my parents' house in madras. it is not a get up, it's everyday home wear.
ya but he was going outdoors with it.
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Rekz wrote:
So next year....play this funny game :d
>>> Why does the kid say 'Vishnu'? I didn't get it..
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Kris wrote:Rekz wrote:
So next year....play this funny game :d
>>> Why does the kid say 'Vishnu'? I didn't get it..
he is telling him that he is his son Vishnu.
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Vidya Bagchi wrote:MaxEntropy_Man wrote:Vidya Bagchi wrote:Do men still do that getup in madras and around? That man looks like an uncle, but upon further calculations he must be 40ish to have a son that old. So, men of my generation dress like that in madras and around?
i wear a veshti and a white kurtha (known as a jibba in TN) most days when i am in my parents' house in madras. it is not a get up, it's everyday home wear.
ya but he was going outdoors with it.
it is outside wear too. it is the lungi that is not worn by middle class and upper middle class men outside the house. it is perfectly acceptable to wear a shirt and a veshti or a kurtha and a veshti outside. in fact it is the preferred outer wear to go to temples, concerts, weddings, and to the neighborhood vegetable vendor.
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lol vidya i had the same question in mind and i even googled for vishnu+holi+tn. you are right!Vidya Bagchi wrote:Kris wrote:Rekz wrote:
So next year....play this funny game :d
>>> Why does the kid say 'Vishnu'? I didn't get it..
he is telling him that he is his son Vishnu.
i like the message: ni ho ya si... har taywhar manna aach IDEA hai.
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mylapore street scene showing a number of veshtis:
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Vidya Bagchi wrote:Kris wrote:Rekz wrote:
So next year....play this funny game :d
>>> Why does the kid say 'Vishnu'? I didn't get it..
he is telling him that he is his son Vishnu.
>>Oh. Reminds me of a multicultural thing in my kids' elementary school when the younger guy was in KG. I went there staright from work . Both had worn indian outfits and my younger son thought I didn't regognize him. He came up to me and whispered slowly 'dad, its me. I am just wearing an indian suit'
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MaxEntropy_Man wrote:mylapore street scene showing a number of veshtis:
lol max. are you calling the clothes veshtis or the people veshtis?
anyway, like rekz said, it's common in rural parts, even among people of my generation.
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MaxEntropy_Man wrote:mylapore street scene showing a number of veshtis:
>>>Surprisingly I could recognize just one thing: I think it is the Ramakrishna Mission. I love the way the driver asks personal questions about 'sisters, brothers' so innocently. I often get tourist taxis to run around town and it usually lasts hours each day due to having to deal with assorted bureaucrats in different parts of the city. I usually ask the driver to have lunch with me and they are pretty open with their life stories, their views on politics etc and also ask me about my life. One kid Varun whom I get quite often once thanked me for having him accompany me to the theososphical society compound. He told me he was going to make it a point to stop by there often for the greenery.
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lol. i must be a tubelight. awesome video. i am always gyam for ni-si synthesis. next holi rashmun will play with his new found love: bw.Vidya Bagchi wrote:
cute in this video, the dad didn't recognize his own son coz of holi colors, twice.
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Vidya Bagchi wrote:MaxEntropy_Man wrote:mylapore street scene showing a number of veshtis:
lol max. are you calling the clothes veshtis or the people veshtis?
anyway, like rekz said, it's common in rural parts, even among people of my generation.
that may be a big difference. it is as much everyday wear amongst the mylapore/triplicane carnatic music cognoscenti as it is in the villages.
more mylapore scenes:
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MaxEntropy_Man wrote:Vidya Bagchi wrote:MaxEntropy_Man wrote:mylapore street scene showing a number of veshtis:
lol max. are you calling the clothes veshtis or the people veshtis?
anyway, like rekz said, it's common in rural parts, even among people of my generation.
that may be a big difference. it is as much everyday wear amongst the mylapore/triplicane carnatic music cognoscenti as it is in the villages.
more mylapore scenes:
OMG, thanks for posting this. I caught all this and more my past trip.
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I actually recognize the gurukal maama in front of the temple:-)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdBL1M1cq38
No one owns lungi like the vegetable vendor of hyderabad. With apologies to max and impy for interfering with vesti fashion parade and accompanying commentary, i present the dress and the language of "potti pasana hai".
No one owns lungi like the vegetable vendor of hyderabad. With apologies to max and impy for interfering with vesti fashion parade and accompanying commentary, i present the dress and the language of "potti pasana hai".
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[quote="Vidya Bagchi"]wait Mylapore is in Chennai? That first video was of CHENNAI?
>>>There was Mylapore before there was Chennai or even a Madras. The portuguese described the "idolaters" and their happy, big and rich "Meliapor" thusly in the late 1500's:
Aqui a cidade foi que se chamava
Meliapor, fermosa, grande e rica;
Os dolos antigos adorava
Como inda agora faz a gente inica.
Longe do mar naquele tempo estava,
Quando a F�, que no mundo se pubrica,
Tom� vinha pr�gando, e j� passara
Prov�ncias mil do mundo, que ensinara
>>>There was Mylapore before there was Chennai or even a Madras. The portuguese described the "idolaters" and their happy, big and rich "Meliapor" thusly in the late 1500's:
Aqui a cidade foi que se chamava
Meliapor, fermosa, grande e rica;
Os dolos antigos adorava
Como inda agora faz a gente inica.
Longe do mar naquele tempo estava,
Quando a F�, que no mundo se pubrica,
Tom� vinha pr�gando, e j� passara
Prov�ncias mil do mundo, que ensinara
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