Is there rakhi culture in south India some 40yrs back ?

[Pulkapresident]

21 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

The worst culture is that holi. I still remember in hyd - street rowdy gallu parigetthukuntu vacchi aa edhava rangulu kottevaaru. Crude culture with sexual  molestation also.

Kodi pandaalu crude culture kaada? 

[Telugodura456]

1 minute ago, Pulkapresident said:

Kodi pandaalu crude culture kaada? 

we are talking about new non-native cultures which do no good coming on to telugu people because they are part of india. yes there are some internal crude cultures also - ave fix kaaledhu but we are already being dumped with other cruder cultures.

[Pulkapresident]

Just now, Telugodura456 said:

we are talking about new non-native cultures which do no good coming on to telugu people because they are part of india. yes there are some internal crude cultures also - ave fix kaaledhu but we are already being dumped with other cruder cultures.

If you don't want, don't celebrate Holi. No one is asking you to, stop whining about what others are doing. You sound worse than a redneck racist. 

[Telugodura456]

Just now, Pulkapresident said:

If you don't want, don't celebrate Holi. No one is asking you to, stop whining about what others are doing. You sound worse than a redneck racist. 

shut up about taliban too. They are not forcing you either.

[DummyVariable]

10 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

Food is not same as festivals. Americans eat kebab but dont do namaz or do ramzan fasting.

Americans will soon celebrate Diwali and probably Holi in NJ. 

Should they also stop it?

[Telugodura456]

1 minute ago, DummyVariable said:

Americans will soon celebrate Diwali and probably Holi in NJ. 

Should they also stop it?

Never saw an american do that. I see them getting invited by indian groups where they are pampered with sweets and athidhi maryadalu so they play along. But i never saw them doing it on their own in their houses.

[Smarty_1]

40 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

The worst culture is that holi. I still remember in hyd - street rowdy gallu parigetthukuntu vacchi aa edhava rangulu kottevaaru. Crude culture with sexual  molestation also.

Bakrid, moharam, eid atlre very good festivals to celebrate 

[JustChill_Mama]

15 minutes ago, DummyVariable said:

Americans will soon celebrate Diwali and probably Holi in NJ. 

Should they also stop it?

Yes Prathi office lo they’re celebrating it nowadays. Eid gurinchi atla em undadhu malla

[DummyVariable]

19 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

Never saw an american do that. I see them getting invited by indian groups where they are pampered with sweets and athidhi maryadalu so they play along. But i never saw them doing it on their own in their houses.

Not right now, but there is a good chance of it happening here in the NYC metropolitan area soon. Many of my colleagues wish me Happy Diwali too. Diwali is a public holiday in Srilanka eventhough the Sinhalese are Buddhists. These things are bound to happen when there is population and cultural proximity. Moreover, these festivals have an universal appeal and they are easy for people to incorporate into their lives. Not everything is exchanged. I wouldn’t celebrate Baisakhi for example.

[ZoomNaidu]

4 minutes ago, JustChill_Mama said:

Yes Prathi office lo they’re celebrating it nowadays. Eid gurinchi atla em undadhu malla

ippudu inka sachipothaademo 

[ZoomNaidu]

17 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

Never saw an american do that. I see them getting invited by indian groups where they are pampered with sweets and athidhi maryadalu so they play along. But i never saw them doing it on their own in their houses.

Nuvvu soodakapothey inka chesukonatlaara 😂😂😂 - anthandhendhuku Taliban/Pakistan lo kuda roju Diwali chesukuntaaru kadha ra gutley 😂😂

[ZoomNaidu]

26 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

we are talking about new non-native cultures which do no good coming on to telugu people because they are part of india. yes there are some internal crude cultures also - ave fix kaaledhu but we are already being dumped with other cruder cultures.

Nee I’d ijjath theesthunnaav - malla Telugu kosam vankaayalu kosukunta antaav 😂😂

[Smarty_1]

3 minutes ago, ZoomNaidu said:

Nee I’d ijjath theesthunnaav - malla Telugu kosam vankaayalu kosukunta antaav 😂😂

Vankaya keera antav enti avi valla intlo not allowed kada.. avi chuste valla ladies ki poonak vastundi ani valla men already decide chesaru..

Anduke papam 40 degree weather lo kuda body lo emi kanapadakunda dress vesukuntaru still happiness index lo top lo untaru

[Telugodura456]

16 minutes ago, DummyVariable said:

Not right now, but there is a good chance of it happening here in the NYC metropolitan area soon. Many of my colleagues wish me Happy Diwali too. Diwali is a public holiday in Srilanka eventhough the Sinhalese are Buddhists. These things are bound to happen when there is population and cultural proximity. Moreover, these festivals have an universal appeal and they are easy for people to incorporate into their lives. Not everything is exchanged. I wouldn’t celebrate Baisakhi for example.

come on - colleagues wishing you out of politeness is not same as they themselves celebrating with their family. Holi has no appeal -  i cant think of anyone who enjoys colors being forcefully applied on their bodies especially if they are women. its just dumped on us and forced to accept because "india".

[Smarty_1]

1 minute ago, Telugodura456 said:

come on - colleagues wishing you out of politeness is not same as they themselves celebrating with their family. Holi has no appeal -  i cant think of anyone who enjoys colors being forcefully applied on their bodies especially if they are women. its just dumped on us and forced to accept because "india".

Just like conducting beef festivals in universities and still claim india in intolerance.. when education system should not interfere with religion..

not saluting national flag.. em bathukulu ra meevi… tine plate lone kaaniche rakalu..

amma paalu thagi vallane cherachali ani wait chese sagam bendakay lu