a maxi / nighty - does not demand any inner garments and is baggy enough to hide a truck load of things underneath it
Thanks for the info. I would be "watchful" the next time I see someone in nighty.:spy:
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Saris disappearing from the big screen?
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Thanks for the info. I would be "watchful" the next time I see someone in nighty.:spy:
Sevikku unavu illaatha pothu :ear:
sirithu vayitrukkum eeyappdum ..original saying.
"மையல் seyyap padaatha pothu sirithu
"சமையல்" seyyappadum... revised saying! :becky:
Kitchen is the most dangerous place, what with the gas stove, cylinders, knives, boards, tap, running water and sink! :fear:
Anyone and everyone of these can become an instant enemy.
Boiling water, whistling cooker and smoking oils are additional threats. I try to spend as little time as I can in my kitchen. :bolt:
sirithu vayitrukkum eeyappdum ..original saying.
"மையல் seyyap padaatha pothu sirithu
"சமையல்" seyyappadum... revised saying! :becky:
Kitchen is the most dangerous place, what with the gas stove, cylinders, knives, boards, tap, running water and sink! :fear:
Anyone and everyone of these can become an instant enemy.
Boiling water, whistling cooker and smoking oils are additional threats. I try to spend as little time as I can in my kitchen. :bolt:
Sowbagyavathy VR, Greetings.
I was 40 yrs old about 15 years back!I am about 30 in my mind... would that help? :thumb:
Cheers!
I think Mrs. Raghy is the right person to answer this question!
eep:I once saw the kumarirani of bobbili thrash comala gopinath in a game of tennis.
The victor was dressed in a sari, while the loser, wife of former madras cricket captain c.d.gopinath, was in skirts. In the 1950s, both were state ranked players.
Which goes to show, maybe someone can even win the wimbledon wearing a madisar or burqua.
Food, clothing and shelter – ie clothing comes only next to food, in our hierarchy of needs. The dress of the womenfolks of india, as a rule, have facilitated their mode of livelihood, in addition to their normal duties as mother or housewife. The fisherwives have their saris tucked between their legs, and so do the tambram women – both for different purposes, but both to facilitate their temporal duties.
i have always taken the sari to be a constant, atleast in the style that is worn now, by a majority of women in india. It was always the blouses that varied – long/short sleeved, sleeveless, puff sleeve, ¾ sleeve and such. But it was a (pleasant) surprise to me, to see vidya balan in parineeta, with a blouse so low cut at the back that it could be removed in one whoooosh (remember the song hui main?)
contrary to popular thinking, western women do offer modest classy dresses, debunking the myth that western women dress is slutty or come-ons. Smartly dressed jackets matched with skirs/pants, can be so appealing, so as to make even the blind man sit up and pay attention. Such is grace, grace which crosses across cultures and civilizations.
I have seen my own lady relatives in singpo, wearing saris and salwars to work, and these are high ranking folks. That is one aspect of singpo that they love – acceptance of Indian clothes, at work place, something that those in the west, cannot now avail of it now.
but who knows. In a few years, maybe.
The victor was dressed in a sari, while the loser, wife of former madras cricket captain c.d.gopinath, was in skirts. In the 1950s, both were state ranked players.
Which goes to show, maybe someone can even win the wimbledon wearing a madisar or burqua.
Food, clothing and shelter – ie clothing comes only next to food, in our hierarchy of needs. The dress of the womenfolks of india, as a rule, have facilitated their mode of livelihood, in addition to their normal duties as mother or housewife. The fisherwives have their saris tucked between their legs, and so do the tambram women – both for different purposes, but both to facilitate their temporal duties.
i have always taken the sari to be a constant, atleast in the style that is worn now, by a majority of women in india. It was always the blouses that varied – long/short sleeved, sleeveless, puff sleeve, ¾ sleeve and such. But it was a (pleasant) surprise to me, to see vidya balan in parineeta, with a blouse so low cut at the back that it could be removed in one whoooosh (remember the song hui main?)
contrary to popular thinking, western women do offer modest classy dresses, debunking the myth that western women dress is slutty or come-ons. Smartly dressed jackets matched with skirs/pants, can be so appealing, so as to make even the blind man sit up and pay attention. Such is grace, grace which crosses across cultures and civilizations.
I have seen my own lady relatives in singpo, wearing saris and salwars to work, and these are high ranking folks. That is one aspect of singpo that they love – acceptance of Indian clothes, at work place, something that those in the west, cannot now avail of it now.
but who knows. In a few years, maybe.
Raji Ram
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One of the cousin sisters of Ram is a leading mine owner in Mysore. She has participated in a number of conferences abroad
and she dresses up always with a nice silk saree with lots of zari and a matching blouse.
Likewise, Sri. P. Chidambaram always opts for pure white dhoti! :thumb:
and she dresses up always with a nice silk saree with lots of zari and a matching blouse.
Likewise, Sri. P. Chidambaram always opts for pure white dhoti! :thumb:
Brahmanyan
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Let us return to the main thread "Saris disappearing from the big screen?" . I don't think Saree will disappear from Big Screen. The trend of western clothing is limited to the stories happening in mega cities. Otherwise almost all regional movies continue with saree-clad women, except in the dance sequences.
Brahmanyan,
Bangalore.
Brahmanyan,
Bangalore.
In a dance sequence a sari becomes a mini saree
(showing from knee downwards)
and wound round - as many times as the actor's hip will allow -
to bring out her curves.
(showing from knee downwards)
and wound round - as many times as the actor's hip will allow -
to bring out her curves.
Raji Ram
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How come this kind of attire is NOT shown in TV channels? :noidea:
Brahmanyan
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Never say, "Never!". :nono:
Never say, "Always!". :nono:
You are right sir! :clap2:
Always the safe golden middle path! :laser:
Never say, "Always!". :nono:
You are right sir! :clap2:
Always the safe golden middle path! :laser:
I thought he recommended it to the mediocres, not for those who want to excel
Bikinis are of the past-outdated, obsolete.
Now it the age of Inkib.... (reverse of Bikini) :doh:
A precariously placed G string and equally precariously placed two triangular patches!!! :shocked:
How is that they do not fall off???
Maamis these days say the darndest things!
tbs
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hi
this song dedicated for sowbhagyavati renuka and amala garu.....
Selai kattum kodi parakuthu - YouTube
this song dedicated for sowbhagyavati renuka and amala garu.....
Selai kattum kodi parakuthu - YouTube
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BostonSankara
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Firstly ... :-O
but yes you know I'm all :-D on the inside! Goodness though! Valli... the bride of our hero but never less beautiful because of the fact! Jaya Renuka jaya Amala ... Jaya jaya shree Valli! The shakti presence is always represented to the most high and wise degree by these beautiful two.
but yes you know I'm all :-D on the inside! Goodness though! Valli... the bride of our hero but never less beautiful because of the fact! Jaya Renuka jaya Amala ... Jaya jaya shree Valli! The shakti presence is always represented to the most high and wise degree by these beautiful two.
I know that people watch the cat walk of models wearing
next-to-nothing!!!
including some drooling maamaas! :becky:
But we can't even write about them. :nono:
How else can we PROVE that we are not the madi-sanchi out-dated mamis???
next-to-nothing!!!
including some drooling maamaas! :becky:
But we can't even write about them. :nono:
How else can we PROVE that we are not the madi-sanchi out-dated mamis???
Still the adjective "Golden" automatically makes it
the best choice for everyone -
the excellent, the mediocre and the hopeless! :high5:
the best choice for everyone -
the excellent, the mediocre and the hopeless! :high5:
Let us all join him! :grouphug:
"Jaya jaya Sankara! :sing:
Hara hara Sankara!"
"Jaya jaya Sankara! :sing:
Hara hara Sankara!"
பாஸ்டன் சங்கரா! ஜால்ரா ஆரம்பிக்கிறார்!!
For the benefit of those who can not read Tamil:
Boston Sankara! jAlrA ArambikkirAr!!
tbs
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let us all join him! :grouphug:
"jaya jaya sankara! :sing:
Hara hara sankara!"
jaya jaya sankara
boston sankara boston sankara....
Lol
renuka
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Dear Boston,
Ok here is a nice song for you...
[video=youtube_share;y1roHAekbbI]http://youtu.be/y1roHAekbbI[/video]
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