bongu_balraj Posted August 11, 2016 Author Report Posted August 11, 2016 1 minute ago, BongaralaLingaraju said: adele.. annni positions try chesthunnattunnaru.. manam konnitike limit ayyam .. antha minchi pedda podichindemi ledani naa peeling... LOL Quote
SwamyRaRa Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 3 minutes ago, bongu_balraj said: LOL Quote
Bairagi From Bapatla Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 Idhi varaku generation gap ante atleast 15-20 yrs theda undedhi ippudu every 4-5yrs ki change vasthundi... 80s late 80s vallu alochinchi decision thesukuntaru after 90s avesam ekkuva they dont care about result edho peekeyali ani avesam... Compromising nature chala takkuva 90s vallaki... Nuvventha ante nuvventha ane nature ekkuva untundi... Quote
SwamyRaRa Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 4 minutes ago, Bairagi From Bapatla said: Idhi varaku generation gap ante atleast 15-20 yrs theda undedhi ippudu every 4-5yrs ki change vasthundi... 80s late 80s vallu alochinchi decision thesukuntaru after 90s avesam ekkuva they dont care about result edho peekeyali ani avesam... Compromising nature chala takkuva 90s vallaki... Nuvventha ante nuvventha ane nature ekkuva untundi... Gud observation Quote
BongaralaLingaraju Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 speed konchem ekkuve unnna.. reliability kosam final ga mana daggarake ravali.. vasthunnnaru kuda.. Quote
SwamyRaRa Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 1 minute ago, BongaralaLingaraju said: speed konchem ekkuve unnna.. reliability kosam final ga mana daggarake ravali.. vasthunnnaru kuda.. Inka Quote
Potugaduu Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 Mostly it depends on the movies. 80's movies konchem classic type devotional n sentimental movies r blockbuster hits. Ex: sankarabaranam, siri vennala, aame, mathrudevobhava. After 90's vallu movies chuse time ki anni mass movies n comedy jonors. Graduaally sentimental, devotional movies faded out. Puri gadu vachchaka full change. Mostly after pokiri being a full mass is heroism just like siva is revolutionary in 80's. Sankarabaranam, sirivennala etc movies after 2000 born vallaki chupisthe ivi ela hit ayyayi antaru. They cant even bare them for 10 mins. So final ga people mindset vallu chusina movies meeda base ayyi untundi. Quote
VizagRocks Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 Nuvvu cheppey 'generation gap' is mostly urban/rural gap. Urban kids are mostly smarter, and have more awareness of self and sorroundings than ones that grow up in semi urban enivronments. Hyd in the 80s, and even 90s cannot be classified as urban. Kolkata/Mumbai/Chennai kids of the late 80s are way sharper, in general. I don't think the gap has closed yet, from what I see. Bangalore has made some strides, but not much. Quote
LordOfMud Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 In India still KG exits....so......there is NO generation gap......it’s all figment of your imagination.... Quote
SwamyRaRa Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 Just now, LordOfMud said: In India still KG exits....so......there is NO generation gap......it’s all figment of your imagination.... Quote
VizagRocks Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 1 hour ago, iddaritho said: I think , Indians in US are raising their kids in more indian way than Indians in india Last week we had so many get togethers , all the kids are from US , they sing national anthem perfectly , they know how to sing devotional song they know how to dance classical dances they try to speak in local language , they all the relations name like athayya , mamayya , akka , bava and all varasalu and we are teaching our daughter the same On the other hand ikkada grown kids , they don't respect elders ( some times ) , always in front of iPad , laptop Lol. Half of my nephews/nieces don't care to learn their language. Ofcourse they are 3rd gen immigrants. Indian culture is vastly overrated anyway. Quote
bongu_balraj Posted August 11, 2016 Author Report Posted August 11, 2016 8 minutes ago, VizagRocks said: Nuvvu cheppey 'generation gap' is mostly urban/rural gap. Urban kids are mostly smarter, and have more awareness of self and sorroundings than ones that grow up in semi urban enivronments. Hyd in the 80s, and even 90s cannot be classified as urban. Kolkata/Mumbai/Chennai kids of the late 80s are way sharper, in general. I don't think the gap has closed yet, from what I see. Bangalore has made some strides, but not much. Bhaiya chala rojula tarvata kanipinchav nee posts leka DB vilavilaadipothundhi ... Anyways, even there is a difference between Hyd 80's kids and 90's kids laga anipinchindhi. because they saw different development overall. andukani thought process overall difference undhi anipisthundhi ... deeni medha nee comment. Quote
bongu_balraj Posted August 11, 2016 Author Report Posted August 11, 2016 9 minutes ago, VizagRocks said: Lol. Half of my nephews/nieces don't care to learn their language. Ofcourse they are 3rd gen immigrants. Indian culture is vastly overrated anyway. Malli Modhalu .... Quote
VizagRocks Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 2 minutes ago, bongu_balraj said: Bhaiya chala rojula tarvata kanipinchav nee posts leka DB vilavilaadipothundhi ... Anyways, even there is a difference between Hyd 80's kids and 90's kids laga anipinchindhi. because they saw different development overall. andukani thought process overall difference undhi anipisthundhi ... deeni medha nee comment. Once Hyd becomes an actual city, (meaning, a growing population of a few generations living there), then the differences will not be so noticeable. The destruction of muslim high culture, and inability of Andhras/TGs to replace it with urban culture of their own has seen Hyd stay semi-urban in the 80s, and 90s. May be in a couple of decades, there won't be any noticeable generation gap. Development doesn't mean building malls, pubs, metros, when people use them come from their villages. In fact, there's no need for malls, etc, to build a functioning city culture. But that is consumerism, and is a different topic. Quote
VizagRocks Posted August 11, 2016 Report Posted August 11, 2016 You can notice this generation gap a lot more in smaller cities, with semi urban culture. Quote
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