Most of the readers here making unnecessary remarks. Author here asked for various way of draping sari, not mentioned that you come into blouse or naked. Whether you can do it on your casuals. Please don't make rubbish out of just a simple matter.
Re: Astonished
by Desh Premi on Jul 06, 2009 06:50 AM
If the intention is good they would not have displayed a picture like this. I think the reaction for this picture is at expected level
I am surpirsed that rediff thinks myself or soem other girl will upload a video of them dressing up. I mean do they expect to stand in fornt of my mobile cam in blouse and then show them how to wear sari?
At this rate there is no need for a blouse, petticoat and the pantie. What more u want the drapes for, JUST WRAP IT AROUND AND WALK, That will look more in a Saree and nothing else.
The saree is meant for having a dignified look, not to SEXpose.
I request the author to ask his/her mother or sister or wife to upload the video on how to drape the sari. oohhh i doubt they may even do this??? I think rediff has no other topic to showcase. In the above photograph, what is the need to wear a saree and expose the parts which should be shown only to her husband. Is this the way one should wear a saree? This is destroying the beauty of saree and degrading the Indian culture. Rediff is going to dogs very soon if this continues in India.
Dear all Chauvnist,,, For yur kind info... Just look the Indian sari wardrob has reached the height that no western wardrobe canot match.... Just proud of it.. yarr
I beleive is as excellent colection...All indian women should dress like this
Re: Modern Sari wearing
by Rupali Choudhury on Jul 05, 2009 04:27 PM
All Indian women shoul wear saree but not in this fashion. I too like to wear saree but sometimes it feels not comfortable when we r in a hurry.
Re: Modern Sari wearing
by Rupali Choudhury on Jul 05, 2009 04:43 PM
All Indian women shoul wear saree but not in this fashion. I too like to wear saree but sometimes it feels not comfortable when we r in a hurry.
