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- This Video depicting the 100 year timeline of the saree is inspired by the vision of BEENA KANNAN, author of “ The Book Of Indian Silk Sarees”
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Special Thanks : Beena Kannan, Seematti.
Director : Shivakumar Raghavan Pillai
Cre - Co : Rajagopal V Krishnan
D O P : Satheesh Kurup
Agency : Central Advertising
Appearance : Amruta Patki
Edit : Pinto Varkey
Colourist : Aby Benny - TAD Studios
Creative Team : GBC Menon, Abbas P.K, Biju C.P, Anima Dilip, Whinny Linus
Art : Mohammed Bawa
C.G : Riju Radhakrishnan
Music : Eapen Kuruvilla
Make Up & Hair : Jijeesh.K
Stylist : Christina Rose Joseph.
Choreography : Dileep,Mudhra
Production Controller : Kichu.
Sound Recording : EbyThomas - Soundsgood
Stills : Vishnu V Nath
Special Thanks : Team Seematti, Motherland,3 Dots, Prince, Subin, Shanil. - บันเทิง
this is 100 year of saree in bollywood not india , India is very big and diverse in their saree fashion from one region to another .
So true.. There are more than 1600 ethnicities in india.. Who have been wearing their ethnicity styled sari since their ethnicity birth..not since 100 years or specific year as fashion... This is more like hundred years of sari style in bollwood.. Even that ain't accurate since they showed last two as kanjivaram sari...and bollywood doesn't have kanjivaram sari as fashion trend..
+sakurakou2009 its not even bollywood. This video is representing more of south india than north india
agreed, especially the 1940s, 1970s, 1980s and 2000s...if I remember correctly, velvet choli blouses were popularised in the north by Nargis during the 1940s, whereas the puffed-up sleeves had a stronger following in the south. about the 1970's n 1980s looks, the only thing that came to my mind was Southern star Sridevi in Sigappu Rojakkal (70s) and her famous cameo in Jaanbaaz (80s), and finally, the Kanjivaram saree used in the 2000's look kinda speaks for itself ;) nonetheless a great video tho...
sakurakou2009 u r ryt.... but she mentioned dat dis is d way she has visualised revolution of sarees.... bcz if u go in depth ders a lot of changes in kancheevaram to banaras sarees......
exactly... when see my mom and her friends school n college photos (around 1960s and 65 )..trend shown in abv video 1940..and 30..was still there..
i love how you Indian people don't lose your own character even when other cultures have been coming to your country
Wont exactly say that cuz none of us indian kids can recite the hindi alphabet anymore. We are too westernised for it.
Vinnie Sachdeva Sad but true for the elite and upper middle class. Note that according to stats from 2014, only 30% Indians can speak English and further, only a third of this population has some semblance of reading and writing aptitude. Thus, the rest of the population is being oppressed by merely the lack of being fluent in a language not even their own (English everywhere on the Internet, government & legal documents, nutrition and medicine labels, TV, newspapers and what not).
The problem was wonderfully summarized in this article:
www.forbes.com/sites/realspin/2014/11/06/the-problem-with-the-english-language-in-india/#5beee90a403e
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Do you know we didn't loose our culture coz we love our culture soo much and thanku so much for appreciating us
Only some places North India are little westernised but Rest of India is very cultural.
I love India 😍❤
Love from Iran🇮🇷💖✋
Love from india too
@@neerjayadav3087 thank you😍💖😍💖😍💖😍💖
It sucks believe me
Thanks
@@rocky-jy5nx it doesn't
I love that she is both funny and jolly in this video. Her facial expressions are entertaining and there never was a dull moment in the entire video. The model is so beautiful as well. Bravo!
There doesn't seem to be an awkward decade that everyone wants to forget in Indian fashion!
Christine Davis Some were a little awkward. Like the hair and sleeves of the 40s girl.
Sarees, maybe not. Maybe because traditions clothes hardly ever get drastically modified. But Indian popculture wardrobe in the 90s could really give 80s USA a run for their money in awkwardness though
Wild 70 and 80s
saris were always fine, but bollywood in the 80s.... of god
Aww I wish that was true
The model did such a great job at portraying all the phases. **clapping**
I'm Egyptian and i'm totally in love with Indian culture 💚💚❤ i wish to visit India someday ☺
Mariam Arafa please come here soon!!!!and thax❤❤❤
Mariam Arafa we dont like pharoes culture sorry, please dont visit us.
Welcome dear
aditi devo bhava
Mariam Arafa Saaame I am Egyptian and I adore the indian culture 😍😍❤❤
I'm Nigerian and i sooooooo love Indian Culture. I have Indian friends who persuaded me to visit India and hopefully it will come true *fingers-crossed*.
So how was your trip?
@@richardfredrick964 i think everyone called him kalua and he left
@@zyn6513 Only you can be this racist.
Everytime I watch one of these videos about India, I find almost(sometimes more than) 50% of the comments talking about how India is extremy diverse and the video is 'inaccurate'. Do you expect them to make a 2 hours long video, showcasing every culture and heritage there is in India? Jeez, stop complaining and appreciate the damn video.
True, its impractical and the video would be a TV series 😂
@@kalaiselvim4121 it doesn't matter
@@kalaiselvim4121 2000's one looks kinda southern to me
@@kalaiselvim4121 ummm Seematti was founded by South Indian women and many of the saris in the video are South Indian. My grandma always wears 1970s saris and one of my mom’s wedding dress was like the 2000’s sari.
Two hours is toooo short actually 😂💕👌
I loved 2000 it reminded of the traditional Tamil weddings.
I can't get over how beautiful this woman is :O
Oh pls Sakshi singh! I am an Indian too, but i wouldn't say that all Indians are beautiful.
What a parochial statement.
you'd smash
Thanyamy there is no country where everyone is beautiful conventionally
@@Thanyamy at least try to say everyone is beautiful in this world
In 20 years, Saree will be international. I am an Afghan and I see Afghans wearing Sarees in wedding.
Wow that's so nice 😊😊😊
What really?? Its really fascinating for me as an indian
@@shradha5844 I'm African and in my country sarees are worn by a lot of people in wedding. They are the best really 😊
It’s part of south Asian culture, I hope people would respect that. I’m pretty sure people have their own cultural clothes ...
@@SK-hd1yk Afghanistan once was a part of India
this is more like 100 years of saree in bollywood. because the saree fashion cannot be summarised in just one look per decade.. India is so diverse and vivid that each and every region has its own style of wearing saree that has transitioned through decades.
Sampashree Mallick Bollywood has a huge contribution in setting a trend ...
I did not know mother theresa was playing in Bollywood movies
Did u not watched the video ? Lol
It literally showed different regions ..not just bollywood
Sampashree Mallick absolutely true
Sampashree Mallick true that
The 60s look wins in every country. Red lips, nails and pearls is the holy trinity of pretty.
damn the model (sorry don't know her name) is adaptable. I mean she looks completely different each time
1970 is my favourite. So elegant.
70’s and 80’s were my favorite! Indian dance is so awesome.
Love from Malaysia! My man is Indian. I have mny types of sarees n its accessories love it so much hehe.
The model did full justice to all the looks... love all the saree's and the way it has evolved... thx for ur effort! Love from Nepal. Saree is my fav attire.
she is so beautiful
i couldn't agree more...
Your 80s looked lightyears better than ours in US.
Tracy thanks , Bt even then 80s whacky saree-blouse look is still a regret.
thnk u
Thanks
Lol our country sucks
@@rocky-jy5nx all your comments about how India sucks lol get out of here then💀i do agree some people suck here with their backward mindsets but that doesn't generalise all indians,and people may suck here but insulting the whole country forgetting abt it's amazing (at most parts) culture back in the days is kinda ignorant
I'm so much into watching historical fashion, mostly European. I can't tell you how happy this video made me 💕😭😍
Ok
the sarees are beautiful! and so is the model x
Ale Vogel do u love indians
@@johngreat1364 no one answered...
I want friends from india iam from egypt
ebtehal ali we can be friends lol but saree is not my traditional dress.. It's something else XD
I can be.. And saree is my favourite dress.. U can add me on fb
Haha Egypt is on my travel wish list ❤️
I can b ur frnd but I don't like saree...I feel awkward
Hi, best regards from India. I love ancient Egyptian culture, fashion and the melodious Egyptian and Coptic languages.🕉🙏🇮🇳
1990's look is Madhuri Dixit 😂😂
Cigdem Cinar totally true!!!
And 2010 is Aishwarya Rai
Yes
Yeah it's acha nachle vibes
Didi tera dewar diwana
And also she looks so beautiful in saree and done a great job proud to be an Indian 😍😍😘🇮🇳
Even Sarees can't escape the 80s
There are more than 1600 ethnicities in india.. Who have been wearing their ethnicity styled sari since their ethnicity birth..not since 100 years or specific year as fashion... This video is more like hundred years of sari style in bollwood cinema...not india....
Lol ikr😂😂
hahahhaha but no too bad!! hahaha
I actually like it
***** No I love the 80s but I hate the most of fashions. I love the music the shows.
i love Indian culture they bring joy to this world
I agree
I agree
me too
Sarah Hasan thank you
Thank you proud for us❤❤
I love the simplicity and the freshness of the 1970s spree!
I have 2 sarees from Sri Lanka :) they're so beautiful
Saree is the best traditional dress u can ever saw and wear 😍😍😍😍
She is so beautiful...I personally love to wear saree..As in our culture we used to wear saree after marriages compalsary in most of areas..
India is such a huge and diverse country and this was a nice way to include most of the regions. The progress of different styles of drapes and weaves was chalked out well. The video was well structured and meticulously executed. It is great to hear Ms. Beena Kannan's voice as the introductory note. She is one of the woman who inspired a change in the lives of many woman . Well! at least to me. Continue flying high Seematti .
The model should have been much more darker though. I am here in India , the every day Punjab , Madrasi etc.. does not look like this gal.
Lechiffresix six it depends on your ethnicity.
@@jesin0005 Madrasi is just a way to address people who belonged to Chennai since its original name was Madras. I understand some people can use it in a discriminatory way but that happens to almost all the regions in India and many times it's used in a generic way to address the region so no need to get offended. For example, my grandmother still calls it Madras and some of her distant relatives are referred to as Madraasi because that was how it was named - just like some people still refer to Mumbai as Bombay.
@@PHlophe We'll, Indians generally do not look like each other, India is a heterogeneous country with incredible diversity, and scientifically speaking, so it's the second most genetically diverse region after the continent of Africa
This is why.. Saree is my favourite dress.. Actually i love wearing it 😍😍 makes a lady perfect
I love this video....a big applause to the team *clapping and throwing roses at them*
thank you
This made me proud of my culture❤️🇮🇳
Good Attempt.. but it should be more ethnic . she has missed major south contribution in keeping the tradition going well even when the Indians are more inclined towards western outfits..
For south, add flowers in the hair
2000
It was made in memory of Bina Kannan.She is owner of sheemati textile shop.she is a south Indian, she is from kerala. This is not North indian. This is general Indian culture. Bharatanatyam silk sarees are south indian things
the model is adorable!
Model is confident and awesome, 1960 and 2000 was best in performance and style 👌 enjoyed whole video 😀
That model was so beautiful.. she slayed every saree! 😃
2010 is so beautiful I would ladly wear it on my graduation 😍 Too bad I didn't know about this video earlier... Now I'm in university :/ :(
You can wear one to your Uni graduation! (if thats a thing...)
how ironic indian girls would love to wear gowns on their grad day....well atleast my school has gown for prom and saree for another day....but i swear saree looks good on EVERY body type....it doesn't matter if you're fat or skinny or recently gained weight....a good saree never betrays XD
If only women knew in the 2000's you could look so beautiful in a saree...2000's western fashion sucks. 1980's too... Loved it! One more beautiful than the other!
why is she so beautiful? 😂 1960 is my fav. Love frm Turkey❤
go and love pakistani videos not INDIA.
MANOJ CHILL
MANOJ Pakistan shit
It's kardelen's choice he can love Indian and both Pakistani video you should chill
Kardelen Parlak it's bcuz it was too cleavage?
70s was my favorite! Great video :)
Yaa simple and beautiful
My mom actually as 90s fashion as shown in the video. She even have a picture of it. She was in her early 20s during this time
This made me wish I were Indian. Maybe I need to find an Indian man. 😂
Sierra Stone you can be an Indian in next life as we believe in reincarnation too😂😂
Love from India may your wish full fill
I wish that your wish to fulfill as soon as possible
For wearing saree you need not marry an indian man still your welcome
LOve from india
wow, really saree is the most elegant, beautiful and sexy thing to wear for females.
It sucks
The lady is gorgeous...
The saree was well presented each decade...it implies how rich indian culture is...
Im totally preocupied by india's "about"..
I wish i could wear saree one day...im.dying to wear one...😊
This model deserves to be famous...she is so pretty in every saree and she looks stunning in the 2000 era
Absolutely fantastic. I was trying to select the decade with the best overall style - but I just couldn't do it - because for each decade there was, behind the saree, the same absolutely amazing model. Still I think decade 1910 was beautiful simplicity, 1920 was unencumbered elegance, 1930 was pure charm, 1940 was adorable innocence, 1950 was complete sophistication, 1960 was perfect cuteness, 1970 was serene sweetness, 1980 was totally sensuous, 1990 was beautifully fun-loving, 2000 was visually superb, and 2010 was splendidly sexy. Hai Rabba - they are all totally magnificent. I want to marry 1920, no 1940, no 1980, no 1990 - just give me any one of them. Okay, it's time to stop dreaming, I guess. Live long and always prosper amazingly beautiful model.
The 50's look is soooo perfect!
India and Hindus can absorb anything 😇🙏🏼🚩
the sarees they used are soo beautiful!!
I never liked sarees much since it’s too much of draping but still m loving it , reminds me that my nani takes lesser time to wear one by the time I get dressed in simple 👖 top n stills carries it so gracefully
The beautiful legacy of Indian women! 💖
70s and 80s are absolutely gorgeous and her smile in the 90s is adorable😄😄
Thats very true, each region and people group wear them different because their culture is different from each other....this video is just showing it in a broad opinion
the model was stunning 💕
wow, I never knew that there were so many sarees through the ages, love this video, the dances are stunning and the model is gorgeous!
Amen. The awesome sari. Has not changed
completely, thank God. Pray the beautiful sari never
change completely.
The draping for 1940's is gorgeous
it is just amazing how one 6 yard fabric can make some look simple, sexy, elegant, charming and sober at the same time
Am I the only one amazed how it's all tied back and not flying over the place? How...? O.O
Thanks, mate :)
pins, lots of safety pins XD
Safety pin
Actually we Indians wear it in such a way that it will never unravel even in heavy club dancing...(trust me,I have tried that. ;) )
Its just the way it is tucked and wrapped around the body making pleats.
MissGroves ...u wud be surprised to know that sarees hv 1 atmost 3 pins to hold it in place....not counting the decorative ones tho as they are not needed and only act as brooch.
2:57 60s one is best...
Saree style of Asha Parekh, Mumtaz, Sharmila Tagore made 60s remembered ..
Your favourite??
the model was soo pretty...
Why is nobody talking about the 1950's look?!
The model is so charming and fun, and seems to be having a great time.
Beautiful looks, when women wear Sarees & a sense of love & affection develops in children to see their mother wearing Saree, respect increases at home & out of home,
she looked best in 2010 ...wow luved her killer smile
fabulous video
I liked the 1910 style the most.. The most beautiful and elegant one❤
jaby koay : As u r a big fan of india..You should watch this.. ;)
Well Done, One should appreciate the efforts, hard work , team work in making this video.
With enough pins, I found wearing a Saree is not as difficult as I thought it would be. My husband is from Uttar Pradesh and my in-laws still reside in India.
Very nice and informative collection... after watching this I like the older saree trends more than modern ones :)
The 2010 one, gorgeous! Purple is my all time favorite color, so I absolutely love that one.
1960s is most beautiful in my eyes
I smiled the whole time sooo beautiful☺
This woman can pull off cultured, feminine, girlish, sexy, fun and traditional! She's so gorgeous!
Hundred years of *dance* *styles*
I love India, but I so femenist and non traditional soo hahaha but I love all about Indian or south asia, i love the 60's, 70's and 2010's
gumisora
Feminism and tradition goes hand in hand in our country. the women scientists who sent mars orbit to space and launched 104 satellites at one go were women in sarees,big bindis, excellent wife and mothers. 😊🙏
KarasunoCrows You are right, feminism and womanhood should go hand in hand.
2000s are Tamilan style . Which I adore and love 💕
this is so amazing because you can even see how the movement and the music is changing together with sarees!
She is so beautiful and I love her eyes. They are hypnotizing... Give me her name. Forget bollywood actress. She is a beauty... Perfect indian dusky beauty...
Was the dancing necessary though? But I loved the sarees.
These are all just to die for~!!!
Without even watching...I hit the like... because India Dil me basta h ❤️
A wonderful video to peek through our own heritage within few seconds :)
Thanks for making this video
The music is great. Could you send a list of the songs used for each decade?
I like 2000s it similar to traditional Telugu wedding saree
She carried of all the types of saree and danced on tye songs so gracefully
Also, i appalude the model for showcasing these lovely sarees *clapping hands*. They all look beautiful but ill go for 1930s n beyond *wink n smile*
I love the model she did amazing portrayal of sarees
The dancing is really really nice !!
1960s is amazing.. loved it
very beautiful..actually getting those good vibes of old times..very very nice
I LOVE THE MUSIC!
Loved this! My favorite is properly the 1960s it looks so pretty and fresh (?)
the video is just amazing!
Such stunning video !!💕❤️