The Gujju culture in surrounding

Let me start with this that I m a gujju. Settled in us a for many years but I grew up in Gujarat first 23 yrs .

Surrounding seems forced gujju kind. None of the saris look gujju though make them were gujju style sari . Sanya's dressing is hopeless. No one wears 'koto ' the way sonata is shown - the whole dress is non gujju (purple- yday) bug just adding koti does not make it gujju.
Same for red dress today, just having work on sleeves does not make it gujju. And not all wear gujju looking clothes in Gujarat all the time .

Ghar Decor is too heavy on gujju stuff without proper planning, it is like they saw something which feels gujju, let's put it on set.

Any gujju here for thoughts

They Are Showing Sanaya As Today's Girl . Does Gujju Girls Wear Pure Gujrati Clothes Every Singe Day Or Style? 😳

Agree..am from UP but wear casual jeans-top.
Girls these days wear traditional clothes only on special occasions :)

I can't really comment on the surroundings because I don't really know but don't you think you are contradicting yourself regarding the clothes?

Chhanchhan is a city girl😳

People are changing, I am a South Indian girl, do you think , I will wear all the time half saree .. Or lehenga , I will wear only for some festivals and good occasions, other wise I prefer western cloths.. Tough Chanchan is gujju girl, she is living in city and modern surroundings..

Sanaya character is a city girl you can't expect her to dress in those clothes for now atleast.

Well I am gujju I have been living in NYC for the last 15 years also came to New York when I was 26, but I disagree with you totally I used to wear jeans and t-shirts and dresses in India Gujarat specifically, after living in USA for the last 15 years I have noticed that most gujjus who have migrated here are more traditional than the gujjus living in Indai.

Originally posted by: *Sanz*

They Are Showing Sanaya As Today's Girl . Does Gujju Girls Wear Pure Gujrati Clothes Every Singe Day Or Style? 😳

exactly..😕

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...And...so what?