dekhiye bhai sahab/behenji -It was no trouble for me to fish out the link. Also, just so you know, my question was rhetorical in nature.@Discussion: Certainly - country people can be well-mannered, and urban folk can behave shamefully. I agree with you.But let me again point out -- you called Karishma Tanna a "ganwaar" - which literally means "country person", a "village girl". I don't see any context here... I don't see the need to invoke any context here.
Fortunately, I know my Hindi. The word "gawaar" - means "gaon waala". Literally. Here:So, no - "anyone can be gawar.. it depends from person to person" is an incoherent assertion. 😛 🤢If you read my post carefully, you will see that I haven't invited any discussion. I was only just pointing out the irony of - mocking somebody for looking down upon villagers, but having no qualms calling that person a ganwaar. English mein gaali -gaali hai, Hindi mein nahin? 🤢🤢🤢
I know... Kuchh bhi...Such spiteful nitpicking? Just because she got excited because of the cake? 🤔Uff...
I know... Kuchh bhi...Such spiteful nitpicking? Just because she got excited because of the cake? 🤔Uff...
Karishma karishma karishma kaa jaadu!
Originally posted by: .Shayari.
u c karishma is very popular😉😎 log uske chote chote harkathon ko bhi popular bana rahe hain..
she jus expressed her emotions like normal ppl do when they see any yummy thing...ab isko bhi news bana rahe hain😛way to go kari🥳
yups Sabha...iam really happiee happie for this 😳Originally posted by: Sabhayata
exactly even her saying OMG what a cake is worth making a topic😆
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