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Posted: 19 years ago
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guy,

i have a lame doubt😛. why the title says' hare kaanch ki choodiyan'? isn't red the color of married women? or are green bangles important too?

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Posted: 19 years ago
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Ya i kept wondering the same thing myself , i always thought it should laal kanch ki choodiyan !! No clue why hare kaanch !!
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Posted: 19 years ago
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Green is as auspicious color as red for married women. It just depends what part of India you are from. For Maharashtrians, green colored glass bangles are considered very auspicious.
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Posted: 19 years ago
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Yes I wondered tooo...But ekomas, your clarification helps...BTW Aparna is that you in your avi???You look gorgeous and what is in the back ground???

Raksha
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Posted: 19 years ago
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thanks guys!!

after reading ekomas explanation, i remember seeing green bangles on our maid servant's hands when i was in school. she used to wear a mixture of green & red bangles. but she was from kanpur not maharashtra.
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Posted: 19 years ago
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Originally posted by: rakshal

BTW Aparna is that you in your avi???You look gorgeous and what is in the back ground???

Raksha

yesh...me wonderin too...😃 and methinks u look gorjus as well!😃

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Posted: 19 years ago
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My take on the green bangle theme is that green is a beautiful color in life...I mean greener pasteurs, green grass....when I look on the brighter side of things, I often see the sun shining on vibrant green hills. 😛
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Posted: 19 years ago
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my boss on the other hand, will argue that colors are not real and that everything is black and white...we just see colorss.... 😆 He tells me all the times and I just humor him. 😛
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Posted: 19 years ago
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hehehe JP....

Well, in most northern parts of India - UP, MP, Bihar, Rajasthan ( not the Rajputs) .....the brides wear a plain yellow saree,without border and green bangles during the actuall marriage ceremony where the groom puts the sindoor and not the red saree or ghaghra as has been showed in the movies or serials....the chuda that has been romanticised by the tele industry or the red bangles by the film industry is actually is limited to a few parts of India-namely Punjab,haryana and few parts of Northern India.The ghagras and the elaborate jewellery worn during the garland ceremony is more cosmetic than tradition.A newly wed Hindu UP bride adorns her arms with green bangles......the sign of marriage. Now of course it's changing.Hence the name,Hare Kaanch ki Chudian.
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Posted: 19 years ago
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In North specially in my cast (kayastha) a girl wears haray kaanch ke churiyan till the actual marriage ceremony....Once groom puts the sindor, then the girl is considered married and change into red sari and red churiyan too.
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