Sarvangam

[kunjuppu]

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Raghy Sir

Greetings

; Raji Madam is also here!!!

Cheers!

are you cautioning us against such..bearing in mind our advanced ages?

 

[P.J.]

kunjuppu Sir

let's wait for her reaction!!

 

[tbs]

hi RR madam,


நூலு எங்கேயோ போகுது ..............

 

[Raji Ram]

I expected this comment form TBS Sir!!

No reaction from me, P J Sir! Not to worry!

 

[Raji Ram]

When I was young there was a film song, 'ivvLavuthAn ulagam ivvaLavutAn' for a cabaret dance and I did not

make out the meaning then. Now when many threads go in a particular direction, I understand!!

 

[tbs]

I expected this comment form TBS Sir!!

No reaction from me, P J Sir! Not to worry!

hi RR madam...

just for u.....Aimbathilum Aasai Varum

 

[P.J.]

I expected this comment form TBS Sir!!

No reaction from me, P J Sir! Not to worry!

Raji Madam has given Green signal, now start your story... Enna Nadanthathu???

 

[sarang]

It seems there are family specific customs added to (or subtracted) community specific customs.

I sometimes wonder whether cinema inspires customs or vice versa. In most of the tv serials last week, suffering wives threw the thalis with lot of gusto.

There is one more custom! On the wedding night, the groom is served 'paal chaadham' in a silver plate!

Groom keeps some money under the plate and it is collected by the sister of the bride, who cleans the plate later.

 

[Raji Ram]

There was even a sort of 'sambandhi chandai' for packing the silver plate, before serving 'pAl chAdham'

for the groom, during the wedding of one of my cousins! It is a custom in many Kerala brahmin families.

Wonder how Kunjuppu Sir is not aware of this.

 

[Raji Ram]

... Enna Nadanthathu???

This reminds me of the thriller serial in one of the TV channels - 'நடந்தது என்ன?' :spy:

 

[P.J.]

Raji Madam

Yes Thriller only on the marriage day for Bride and Bridegroom.

 

[Raghy]

hi RR madam...

just for u.....Aimbathilum Aasai Varum

Dear TBS, Greetings.

I never could digest this song " aimbathilum aasai varum"... does that mean 'aasai' goes away at some point before 50? I am well past 50.... when I was 50 aasai did not 'come back'.. it did not go away in the first place, if you know what I mean! I think, when I pack it up, aasai may not 'come back' again.. but I am not packing up in a hurry either!

Cheers!

 

[Raghy]

Raghy Sir

Greetings

As usual , this thread had taken a turn to a different subject!!

KOMJAM ADAKI VASIKANUM; Raji Madam is also here!!!

Cheers!

Sri. P.J, Greetings.

Adakkam amararul uykkum... adangaamai... Fill it up, please! ( Once I said that to my wife.. she said " karmam! you boys think of anything else?" Hahaha!

I am very innocent. I am only following the tone of the article cited in the OP.

Cheers!

 

[P.J.]

Dear TBS, Greetings.

I never could digest this song " aimbathilum aasai varum"... does that mean 'aasai' goes away at some point before 50? I am well past 50.... when I was 50 aasai did not 'come back'.. it did not go away in the first place, if you know what I mean! I think, when I pack it up, aasai may not 'come back' again.. but I am not packing up in a hurry either!

Cheers!

Raghy Sir

Greetings

I agree with you 100%

What is there if one is 50 years old/ or even older?

Here is a song from Bhaga Pirivinai

PS Thangathile - YouTube

Cheers

 

[Raji Ram]

Bhagava Pirivinai??

P J Sir, It is 'பாகப் பிரிவினை'!

 

[P.J.]

Bhagava Pirivinai??

P J Sir, It is 'பாகப் பிரிவினை'!

Thanks Raji Madam

Correcting it now..

 

[P.J.]

Why no one is posting any further? I Understand RAJI MADAM is watching!!!