What's Wrong With Showing a Little Skin?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- This week, we explore why women wearing skimpy clothes is considered 'vulgar.'
Edited by: Neha Shekhawat, Ravi Vats
Presented by: Anahita Sachdev
Research: Quoyina Ghosh
Produced by: Shrishti Malhotra
Creative Supervisor: Karla Bookman
Want to learn more about the research in this video? Check out these readings:
-Chowdhry, Prem. "Persistence of a custom: Cultural centrality of ghunghat." Social Scientist (1993): 91-112.
-Gupta, Vichitra. "Breast Tax: Social Oppression of Dalit Women." Contemporary Social Sciences: 17.
-Chesney-Lind, Meda. "Policing Women’s Bodies: Law, Crime, Sexuality, and Reproduction." (2017): 1-3.
-Mehta, Rini Bhattacharya. "Bollywood and Globalization."
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The worst is with school girls like us. No one would ever comment on the school skirts we wear but if we wear skirts of the same length somewhere else then we will have 100s of mouths commenting on us!!
You had skirt as school uniform......my highschool didn't even allowed tight jeans (as casuals) whenever there was some occasion...
@@cinegasm8687 we wear salwar kameez here with a dupatta 😀
@@zeba.subliminals so called "CULTURE"
Skirts were only untill 7th standard in my school
After that salwar kameez and dupatta
With 2 choti, middle partitiion and red ribbons
I had no self confidence in my school coz i thought i looked like a a cartoon
skirt length policing is a huge thing in schools too. What are schools teaching young people when they shame a young girl over her skirt length??
Instead of actually addressing the ways in which society sexualises, dehumanizes and violates women's bodily autonomy, we end up focusing on the clothes they wear whenever there is a case of sexual violence.
And that's nothing more than sad
If women wear clothes that sexualise them then others will sexualise them. This does not mean their bodily autonomy should be violated.
If somebody dresses like a police officer people will assume that they are a police officer and if someone dresses like a whore people will assume that that person is a whore.
@@aadityamurali18 uuuhhmmm here we go
There have been rape cases in Burka, saree, shalwar kamees (together they form the majority of rape casees). rape cases where the victim was wearing frocks and skirts are limited to pre-puberty girls. i.e. 5yr olds, 7 yr olds
@@aadityamurali18 and how exactly does whores dress? uniforms and normal dresses are different. Uniform represents the police officers position in the station and is designed for the job. But when a police officer goes to a family function, he/she wears a traditional dress, so do people assume just because the officer is wearing a traditional dress, he/she is model or a dress vendor?
Put some sense into your brain.
Something I don't get is that all the aunties judge girls when they wear crop tops which show only their belly button but they themselves are wearing saree's with their whole stomach exposed 😑
Exactly 😂😂 me too was thinking...they show their body anatomy side view
Point😂
Lol true 😂
True
@@Varun-uv4li uncle pregnant OP bhai😂🔥
6 inch gap between Saree and Blouse is "Sanskaar"
But 1 inch gap between jeans and Top is "Besharmi ..
Ikr! I sometimes see those aunties with potbellies and the dupatta of the saree going haywire and then they call us out for wearing skirts/croptops!
Its not the inches that give the looks a name rather its the intention behind wearing
@@sujatak9342 finally someone with goood example.its not the dress that invites rape, it's the intention of the rapist. Thankyou
Actually...many women wear sarees in a way that dosent shows there tummys at all
@@AP-lq5ho So what? Those women must be so uncomfortable wearing that heavy dress in summer.
fact: Indian culture was open and progressive earlier,while western culture aren't
And now,the tables have turned!
@@skanderberg8701 You do know india was once the country with the largest economy? Oh how I miss those times
@@skanderberg8701 yeah but back in the day the whole world was twisted in a way, I mean, have you seen the creative methods of execution during medieval europe??
@@naturallyunbothered8860 India, the country was formed in 1947 only
@@anshagrawal6289 look at the ancient india map
@@naturallyunbothered8860 give me a link
What is more ironic... Is that..... Whatever we considered as "INDIAN CULTURE" Is actually aryan mugal Or older British culture.... And what we considered as western thing.... Are mostly been practiced in india....at the very beginning.... From revealing cloths to... LGBT acceptance....to equality to women.... To cross dressing... Too even living relationship...
Agreed nowadays parents won't get it.They think and accept bullshit as hindu culture..
100 % true.....
@@skanderberg8701 Sati wasn't a practice coming from Hinduism. Neither was it a practice followed by all Hindu communities. It was just practiced by the upper castes. Really tragic, but it didn't always exist and it's not a practice preached by any hindu text
Absolutely true. In architectural representation we can still see it.
Also the sexual positions of kamasutra
It's so sad that India almost lost it's culture due to colonization and Indian think that this is our "true" culture 😣
I couldn't agree more and it's sad☹️
The effect of brainwashing
I just ate french fries 😳
@@cristinewithnoh840 was I tasty?
@@chinmaysingh8950 , that's why it took so long for India to be freed of British Rule
And that's why we are still influenced by them
We have to get stronger
Most of the people in our society are like , " ye kaise revealing kapde pehne hain tumhari ladki ne , sahi nahi hai ye " , they teach a girl not to wear dresses of her choice but don't teach a boy how to respect and behave with girls .
Yeah they have workshops for girls on how to be safe while going out but they don't keep workshops for boys telling them to make a girl feel safe while she's out
@@richealmonteiro2021 both of them are necessary right now. Unfortunately the one that will bring change is not being looked into.
If boys were not taught to respect girls you would find 80% men misbehaving with girls. Do you find that as the case?
@@jonron3805 It's not that they don't teach any boy how they should behave, or that each and every boy doesn't know how to do so. But the thing is these notions of blaming the victim for being raped or assaulted. Yelling the victim how they could have avoided that. And especially restricting females to do as they wish. They should teach males more about this than they do to girls.
Hamesha ladke galat nhi hote
Apni soch badlo
I just realised that sooooo much of our so called "culture" is based off western concepts.....🙄🙄..people should really know where our culture and traditions ACTUALLY came from and instead of normalizing dumb concepts in the name of "culture" they should instead give it a thorough read 🙂🙂
GREAT VIDEO BTW!
Agreed!😌
that;s colonisation baby
So true
Our culture has public kamasutra 😀inscripted many places and here all of us act like highly sanskaari 😎
Of course people won’t. Because if they think critically about this, they will be unable to put women and minorities down. They need this fake culture to remain in power.
And the worst is when women judge other women for wearing short/revealing clothing and call them all sorts of name and they fell superior because they are 'cultured'. Smh
It's just a piece of clothing wear whatever makes you comfortable, saare or shorts it's a choice. And both should be respected for their choices.
Even in Ancient Era , men and women used to wear extremely revealing short dresses and it's a culture it's a traditional attire in those times . You can see women carvings on the walls of historical monuments and temples, in paintings and statues in museums.
Even in today's villages , rural women still wears short revealing Ghagra Choli !!!
And from here Westerners tried to copy our style our fashion of revealing because in Europe in early and late 18 th century , there was not much difference between the outfits for both the genders , they were quite similar .. So yeah!! Westerners used to wear more clothes for covering their bodies .
Yes, actually men do not care how much skin a girl reveals, but other women do
Love and encouragement to all ♥️
@@praptimaheshwari7905 mene to sirf actress ko short dress m dekhaa h m bhut chote city se ata hu 😭
@@praptimaheshwari7905 m to saree m dekhkar pagal ho jata hu 🤡😭
This is the right thing to do!! You should be judged by your choices, your qualities and your work. Not by what you're wearing!
And I had a question if someone could answer??
Govt school mein jab girls ko salvaar kameez pehnate hai toh boys ko kurta pyjama kyu nahi??? Culture ko respect karna sirf girls k liye hai????
@@skanderberg8701 toh? I did not get my answer?? And I've been in an all girls school from the very beginning..i have just observed this fact!!
Yes because most of the time culteral values get stacked over girls i have seen it a lot boy are very less included
@@skanderberg8701 are you just ignoring the fact?? Yes I don't care what I'm wearing but I'm just asking why is it the way it is??? Aur agar uniform se problem ki baat kare toh- they are uncomfortable, we have to wear 3/4 length arms even in summers..kameez mein bahut garmi lagti hai and then they also expect us to wear vest over bra aur garmi....aur cherry on the top"chunni" yeh problem hai uniform k saath kabhi pehen kar dekhna itne saare kapde garmiyon mein pta chal jayega
Just like married women start wearing Indian clothes, bangles, mehendi, etc... But married men don't. Whole responsibility of preserving culture lies on women's shoulders.
@@aarushiverma1452 yes you are right very less things get taught to boys but toxic masculinity is on high
WOMEN ARE ALLOWED TO WEAR WHATEVER THEY WANT! THIS DOESN'T MEAN YOU CAN WEIRDLY STARE AT THEM, VERBALLY PUT THEM DOWN OR SEXUALIZE THEM OR TOUCH THEM WITHOUT CONSENT BECAUSE OF WHAT THEY ARE WEARING! Period!
True 👏
@Bengali Slave Trader have you ever in your entire fucking life seen a woman walking naked on the streets??
@Bengali Slave Trader dude you're sick
touching and talking sexually is not allowed and bad. but looking and watching is not bad
@@g.narayanareddy1630 No! It's not! who told you to watch?! The hell is wrong with you people?! I never said it's good did i?! 🙄
Fortunately my parents don't judge me for wearing such clothes 😊😊but yeah relatives do 🙄🙄
Same in my home.
Lucky
U are lucky
Same
People just love to judge others specially relatives they interfere in the name of disipline
The problem is that those who actually need to see this don’t see this😒
Truth revealed !
And also u can never educate morons theyll just mock us back even if we show them these videos 🙄
Don't worry let the next generation change it
Now things are going to change definitely 👍
@@ashutoshverma6973yes they will change in that manner that family systems will get destroyed in the disguise of modernisation!! of course in ancient india people used to wear less clothes, but the intent behind it was not to titilate others on the street rather the climate was hot and also it was normal to wear such clothes! But now the intent is to rizz people and not entirely for the comfort thing!
Just like those who see videos like this but do not try to see the other side of the argument. Don't you agree? Most people hear what they want to hear. I clicked this video knowing that I would disagree with some of the things I would hear and read. How many people do this? I bet you, and most of those who like this video, haven't >Really< searched and tried to understand other views on the issue. It is obvious from the comments, because the main thing I see is just women enforcing each other's belief, that, in the first place, brought you here. Again, to be clear, I don't say that people who disagree with you act very differently.
As a teenage Indian girl, it makes me so happy seeing such content on matters that are barely discussed in our homes. The Overthinking it series has opened my eyes to so many topics that I never thought of earlier. Thank you The Swaddle! 🤗❤
Yess true dat...plus I loved your pfp💞
@@saanjhi4697 Awwww tysm! ❤✨
The Mughals were very open to cross-dressing, transgender and lgbtqia+. THere were cross-dressing events held with enthusiasm. The place where the king's begums were kept was guarded by trans women. And lastly, king Aurangazeb was bisexual. Though, there is a lot of controversy around that. Second; the bible has no problem with any of these either. There have been clear mentions of the 'abnormal' things in bible and they are not considered 'sins' in the scriptures.
@@aarushisali395 Exactly. Being a Christian myself I absolutely hate it when people use Christianity as an excuse to be homophobic or transphobic. There is absolutely nothing in the Bible that talks about homosexuality being a sin and the God I know loves everyone equally Irregardles of gender, sexuality, race etc.
@@Maria-ff2mf But gay log gande hote hai.
"we are born and alive isn't that enough reason to be respected"
- kim namjoon (BTS)
WHY should a girl's or a guys clothes define them how can anyone decide if I should be respected or not based on anything I really don't understand the world I live in
Yes 💜✨
Those who gets angry over Skin & says "Ye Humaari Sanskriti nahii hai" should visit Khajuraho & do research it shows which & whose Sanskriti ??
Some sections of the society, mostly in the north of India have this more. This is because it was influenced more by the middle-eastern culture. In the southern part these issues are not as much as the north.
@@jonron3805 As a South Indian girl who has also lived in North India, I must say that South India has equal problems with revealing clothes as in North India, if not more.
@@jonron3805 BTW Khajuraho is in North India & not in Middle East. You tried to give it a religious angle But you failed.😂
@@sohailshaikh1334 Khajrao was made in 1000AD, was this before the Islamists invaded or after it? Khajarao is a temple so it has a religious angle, why do I have to try it.
@@aivin649 I have travelled around India and met people of both regions and have seen that south Indians do not have things like covering faces in front of the opposite gender as much as some regions in North India has. In certain rural regions of Kerala women move around scantily dressed. Do not see this anywhere in the North except some tribals. The number of places in South India where women move around freely in the night are many more than the northern regions. South Indian village girls move in a skirt kind of dress but you would not find the same in North Indian villages. Not sure which city you have stayed in but if you go through a lot of rural and small town areas you will see the difference between the regions.
0:21 'Revealing' clothes weren't considered 'vulgar' in ancient India...... I wonder why can't today's modern India believe this!??
1000 years of cultural subversion.
Because they don't teach real indian culture at their whatsapp University
@@cinegasm8687 Calling or generalizing with "whatsapp university" is a subversion tactic. Be humble and put your point of view, expect them to probably hear you out. They are probably wiser or smarter than you in their field. You can't expect a whole generation especially our parents to change their lives or most of their reality in one go. Be the part of the wiser change, try to understand their point of view even if it sounds BS to you. Patience and persistence in debate is also part our culture.
@@vishnu4234 WTF........you have some problem dude.....
@@cinegasm8687 I have problems of rationality and maturity.
Humans don't show morality Where it is needed.
But still in many 80s and 90s movies the actress's clothing was blamed for her sexual harrasment. Eg. Raja Hindustani
Theres a whole bunch of incredibly incredibly regressive movies from that era. Laadla is one movie i hated even as a kid while i watched it.
Thats because the rickshaw wallas were the main audience in that period.
And indian tv shows 🤦🤦🤦
Even in Ancient Era , men and women used to wear extremely revealing short dresses and it's a culture it's a traditional attire in those times . You can see women carvings on the walls of historical monuments and temples, in paintings and statues in museums.
Even in today's villages , rural women still wears short revealing Ghagra Choli !!!
And from here Westerners tried to copy our style our fashion of revealing because in Europe in early and late 18 th century , there was not much difference between the outfits for both the genders , they were quite similar .. So yeah!! Westerners used to wear more clothes for covering their bodies .
@@jonron3805 wrong , men have always been audience be it rikshaw waala or normal boys ,but what shocking is showing such mindset in movies ,
Almost everyone has watched raja hindustani be it in home ,theatre ,so your opinion is useless
This is so totally relatable. People have become so much judgemental regarding our clothing that it has crossed all its limits.
There's a girl in my colony who wears short dresses which is totally normal for me. But my mom always keeps commenting on her sense of dressing in front of me.
Even when I dress up beautifully wearing normal make up, she is like: Are you going to a fashion show 🙄😒
It is not only the case of females I feel. Whenever boys wear loose clothes they are commented as girly. Like those who are Army like me will know that BTS gets so much hate just because using make up or wearing colorful attires🙄
People should be taught to respect everyone irrespective of their dressing sense
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You are absolutely right. When I used to go to my tuition teacher's house during the pandemic, her daughter, who was in first year of college was staying there. Once she came out of her room for taking some thing, and was in shorts. My mother was sitting on the sofa, and the look she gave at her!!! Aisa laga ki murder karke aii hay woh. Men are allowed to go out in public in bermudas, but women wearing work-style sheath dresses are policed???!!!!!! What sort of freedom is this? Society needs to police men's weird stares, not our clothing.
😂😂
And people trolled Priyanka Chopra for her dressing in Grammy Awards 2020. Hate those people !
True. Like she was going to attend the grammys and not your wedding 🤦♀️
Infact she said in an interview that the open portion of the dress actually had a very thin tulle cloth to keep the cloth intact. These people 🤷
@sudarshana chakra 3.0 and why is that a problem again?
@sudarshana chakra 3.0 So? All women have different body types. Not everyone looks like the stereotypical model that society tries to enforce. She is absolutely gorgeous either way.
Exactly she was actually promoting our Ancient Indian culture of not wearing blouses with sarees.
I was in 4th class when I was called out for revealing clothes because I was wearing shorts. It was my cousin who is around my mother's age. He said "Kal se ye pehen k tum dikhni nhi chahiye" I was so hurt by his words!
U should have told him that 'kl se aapki shakal dekhni bhi nhi hai'....( Btw armyyy💜)
@@bhumikavij9672 Savage army💜
Sue him
Who tf says these words to a 9 year old ? And what's his/her problem if you wear short clothes? It's your life , your choice , go gurl you rock!!❤️
@Part Time Misogynist no he was wrong you little part time misogynist fragile man
And here I am with my family getting scandalized by my cold shoulder top.
Even in Ancient Era , men and women used to wear extremely revealing short dresses and it's a culture it's a traditional attire in those times . You can see women carvings on the walls of historical monuments and temples, in paintings and statues in museums.
Even in today's villages , rural women still wears short revealing Ghagra Choli !!!
And from here Westerners tried to copy our style our fashion of revealing because in Europe in early and late 18 th century , there was not much difference between the outfits for both the genders , they were quite similar .. So yeah!! Westerners used to wear more clothes for covering their bodies .
i just wanna show their videos to every Indian ever
We exist but can't get it out of our mind to the real world. 😔
They should teach men to respect women , not women to cover up
EXACTLY!
Plus Aghase??
@@dumb_me195 yes💚
Yup
@@therealgrimreaper68 hiiiii 💚💚💚💚💚
@@therealgrimreaper68 bias?
Not only boys, other girls should also learn to respect the girls by non-judging their dresses.
Many might have seen the girls getting irritated and mocking upon other girls just bcoz of their dresses. Bcoz their parents have told them to do so ...then only they have such mindset for other girls too. When will our country change in the matter of girls?😕😕
Yes
Aap nange ghumo, koi judge nahi karega tumko
@@ramkumari2511 Please dont be judgemental
@@kiramn5892 What if boy will start wearing only innerwear and walk on the streat. Will it not be looking weared. But they don't move like that. So why girl want to look more sexy by wearing least cloth.
@@ramkumari2511 what do u mean??:(
So the "Indian culture" is actually British and Mughal culture. Indian women wore sarees without blouses in the past and the right wingers hated Priyanka for not wearing a blouse. 😂😂
Ahhan, remember the time Priyanka was mocked for revealing her leg while talking to the PM :)))) progression progression
@@ayushisingh4426 lmao
@@ayushisingh4426 omfg 😂
Even in Ancient Era , men and women used to wear extremely revealing short dresses and it's a culture it's a traditional attire in those times . You can see women carvings on the walls of historical monuments and temples, in paintings and statues in museums.
Even in today's villages , rural women still wears short revealing Ghagra Choli !!!
And from here Westerners tried to copy our style our fashion of revealing because in Europe in early and late 18 th century , there was not much difference between the outfits for both the genders , they were quite similar .. So yeah!! Westerners used to wear more clothes for covering their bodies .
Indian culture is basically Hindu in its nature and not Mughal and British
How much the British rule has negatively affected or Infiltrated India is now considered normal and appropriate. What a shame ! And then some say don’t bring your modern or European or western culture here but they themselves don’t know that the ones they are criticizing have only imposed their mindsets on you and thereby you’re supporting their mindsets and also you are neglecting your own culture either knowingly or unknowingly ! I think it’s time to rethink about what are culture actually represents (without any adulteration) and then being proud of it would actually be a pure and a whole different feeling !
Dude, so true.
Lol even the chief of army was like - LGBTQI+ is a western things , we cannot allow it in the army.
Wtf 😂 why doesn't he know this? Is he gonna save our country ?
The Mughals and the British incite a different type of anger in me. I can never forgive or forget what they did to us. (Tqsm Swaddle this vid was awsm💓)
We let that happen to us
@@Timepass-cx1do agreed
Section 377, blouses with sarees are all their contributions and not "Indian culture". We were too progressive for them!
@@anupamaMall and they were to regressive for us
British people hate the queen or their govt or the high society for telling them what choices should the British people follow. There was a news that Brit govt was telling thier citizens that a level 2 heat wave was catastrophic and dangerous when it was lovely summer's day.
I would like to share something regarding this clothes issue ....I was in 10 th standard when this happened...I studied in a missionary school ...so during our assembly prayer one sister came up to me and said that my skirt was short.. it was just on my knees though.....so she took me to the side in the middle of the prayer ...and made me stand there for 10 mins after the assembly..then she literally took a pen and lifted up my skirt and started opening the stitches of my skirt....I felt so humiliated that day ...even some boys saw it ....then she started doing the same to each and every girl in the class....🙂🙂🙂and no girls couldn't mention about that outside school... because we were afraid our grades would be affected if we complain🥺🥺🥺
All I want to say that everyone has to be aware that clothes doesn't define you ....women should be more supportive of women instead of criticising her
Yrr shi keh ri ho tum... ek Aurat hi dusri aurat ko ni samjhti . Ek mard aurat ko behter samajta h.
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Recently I went to attend a wedding in a town in uttar pradesh and I was shocked to see that 98% of the women were still covering their head. Let alone wearing short clothes women didn't even have the liberty to move around without a ghoonghat. And these things also happen in big cities like kanpur.
I've seen that in a wedding of UPites in Bengal. Duh atleast they should keep their culture at home only and not carry it wherever they migrate o
These same Ghoonghat ladies would be seen in noodle tops at malls! The Ghoonghat ain't a chain as many of you would like to believe
@Mansa Chaturvedi. I'm sorry I didn't mean it that way. You got me wrong.
I can't stand anything that reeks of regressive attitude and is stubborn to change, be it of whichever community. I certainly do get pissed seeing muslim ghettos in Paris wnd metro stations as well, just like many other locals do so, NOT because of their culture BUT cause of regressive values en-masse that threatens local relatively progressive values and identity which is independent of native culture.
Ghunghat culture reeks of heavy patriarch attitudes that wants to control women, certainly that should not be tolerated even in UP/Haryana. In WB there's a hard fought gain in reducing patriarch attitudes, we certainly don't wanna lose that.
Other than that it's always good to live among a diverse cultural background. Everyone is a migrant in some or the other way, so yeah.
@Mansa Chaturvedi. i mind it, like my own mother feels obliged 🙃
It's there choice anyone shouldn't judge anyone in the basis of clothes
I was restricted to wear sleeveless clothes and crop tops. Now I have a believe that it is my right to wear what I like to wear. By the way Anahita looks so pretty in that cute dress.
Even in Indian Ancient Era , men and women used to wear extremely revealing short dresses and it's a culture it's a traditional attire in those times . You can see women carvings on the walls of historical monuments and temples, in paintings and statues in museums.
Even in today's villages , rural women still wears short revealing Ghagra Choli !!!
And from here Westerners tried to copy our style our fashion of revealing because in Europe in early and late 18 th century , there was not much difference between the outfits for both the genders , they were quite similar .. So yeah!! Westerners used to wear more clothes for covering their bodies .
@@abhijaypandey9405 yeah especially in greek mythology
sleevless clothees arouses men and makes them feel h0tney so dont wear it 😁
Can we talk about how beautiful she looks♥️
It's time we stop policing women's clothes and bodies!!
@@returnofkings1442 Well if a woman likes a man, she can dress up for him .... its completely her choice! And if there was no man on earth that would've been great for us...we could've worn whatever we want without fear of unwanted men sexualizing us !
@@returnofkings1442 you must know just how wrong you are, and how ignorant your statement was. It's like I can tell you're a sexist and misogynist just by those words. 😪😪 And it's sad.
@@tanuskabanerjee1412 Great, I love to be called sexist and misogynist.
@@coolNerdnextdoor It is unwanted men's freedom to stare such women.
@@returnofkings1442 Well atleast we now know that no unlucky women would ever come in contact with you as you yourself said they only attract "high quality men". Like they say a man can only have one dick, either in his pants or in his personality and it's pretty clear where your lies.
Even today,in many parts of the country,parents don't allow their girls to wear "revealing clothes". And I would even get them saying this (them saying it is wrong nonetheless) becauz its the way they have grown up,and have been taught. What surprises me is that even today's generation judges a girl for the amount of skin she is showing. And what's more surprising is when a GIRL judges another GIRL'S character based on the amount of skin she is showing. Many a times, it's true, "a women's biggest enemy is another women".
What I wanna say at the last is if u wanna wear "non revealing clothes",then go ahead,no one should judge you or force u to wear "revealing clothes", but u shall remember that in the same way u shouldn't judge or force a person to wear "non revealing clothes"
As a man I do want to see women in revealing clothes. Every women should think like you 😈
@@returnofkings1442 perverted much? Just respect women.
@@naturallyunbothered8860 he's a stupid human bot spamming every comment
yes. even today not everyone accepts this bullshit. because stupidty too must have a limit. not everyone in this world can be an idiot
Ignorance at its best.
"SOCH" & "SWADDLE" HAVE SOMETHING SIMILAR.
Edit: I like, that they also include FACTS FROM INDIAN CULTURE(ESPECIALLY ANCIENT INDIAN CULTURE), TO SUPPORT THEIR TOPICS.
I am a male(14 years old) & many times, I say to my parents, when I will grow older, I will colour my hairs & answer in a jockey & indirect way,
"Phir pata hai, ki, mummy papa pitti kar denge".
Indirectly, they say,"NO".
MEANS, IF I WILL COLOUR, THEY WILL SHAME ME.
The pity is that women are free to wear any cloth of their choice yet we shame boys when they wear a flower printed shirt, stans a female musician or wears something pink. what abt respecting their freedom of choice?
edit: 11 is my highest :) THANKS!!
Lol? Boys around me wear all sorts of clothing, regardless of designs. My male teachers wear flower-printed shirts, and there are plenty of boys who wear pink. Have you seen all the male actors in movies and their flamboyant shirts?
Women aren't free to wear whatever they want. Everything they wear, from women's clothes to men's clothes, attract unwanted criticism
@@floffy2695 m not only talking abt Indian society. are men allowed to wear crop tops or off-shoulders around you? no, they aren't, not even men around the world are allowed to do that but girls are. m not telling that everyman should wear those but what abt the men who want? And yeah u are r8 women aren't free but that doesn't mean we should forget what men face to be a man nowadays.
Yeah and also the men who want to have long hair and make up are brutally judged
@@saptaparnidatta2403 ikr
@@stanloonacstheyreworthit975 Agree
just got this recommendation after this lady in my all girls hostel told me to "wear clothes that cover your legs, what will the parents of other students think" when she saw my shorts that come up to my KNEES, you can't even call them shorts lol but hey, legs are offensive 🙄
Whhhattt? My hostel would have kicked the lady out.
@@andromedagalaxy21 everyone's like this here in this hostel lol I just want to graduate and get tf out
@@dxlyn7384 all the best for your future and I hope you never encounter these type of people again
@@dxlyn7384 me too!!! Its an all girls hostel and still my warden won't let anyone wear shorts
I'm 17,i wanna share a incident, happened 2-3 days ago,i wore a simple top(not crop top or half shoulder) with a high waist jeans..i was going to tution,my tution is little far from my home,but most of the time i go there by walking only, there's a lonely street between the journey, 2-3 days ago i was going through that street as usual as a normal human who passes through that street without any fear, two boys of my age or maybe 1-2 years older than me,started following me,at first i was avoiding negative possibilities,for giving myself strength i was just hoping that maybe they're not following me, maybe they've also work in this same way,but for clearing doubt i tried to check the situation,i stopped walking for a while to give them chance to go before me,but they also stopped their walk,i tried this 3-4 times,they stopped walking all the 3-4 times,i putted a headphone from first with song off to show them that I don't know about the situation,after getting sure that they're following me i u-turned myself and walked back to the crowded street to take rickshaw,at the time i u-turned i had to face those bastards,but I didn't looked at their face,i pretended that i was busy on a call with my mom,and just walked away,and they just stopped walking and watched me going back to crowded street,they also whispered to each other,but sound reached to me,one said-chhor chhor wo ja rahi hai,second guy said- iss baar bach gyi, i walked in normal speed and took rickshaw,then rickshaw went through that street again to reach the destination,i saw them both sitting under a closed shop and stared me going..thoda aur aage jaati paidal to aur khaali raasta tha wo,aur waha se wapas jaana bohot distance tha,kuch bhi ho skta tha uss din,can please anyone tell me what wrong i did that day,did i wore wrong dress or behaved wrong,mummy ko ghar aakr boli to mummy said: isliye khaali raaston jaana ladkio ke liye sahi nhi hai,but ladkio ne kiya kya hai yaar raasta to sabke liye banta hai,ladke comfortably jaa skte hai ladkiya kyu nhi,jo galat hai unko point out kro hi mat, ladko ko saat khoon maaf,ladkiya innocent hokar bhi guilty,aisa kyu hai yaar..mai uss din darr skti thi darr m galat step utha sakti thi,ya phir hone deti jo horha tha,but self defense khudko hi krna tha,ye apni zimmedari thi kr liya,ab to be honest ek akele raste m isse zyada kuch tha nhi mere paas krne apne dimag ko lgane ke wjaye,but aisi situation m aana kyu pdhta hai yaar ldkiyo ko,kya yhi equality hai?
I guess no😔or maybe aaj kl ke zmane ke liye yhi equality ho..
First of all, glad that you are ok. It's not your fault will never be. Tell your mom that she should support you instead of scolding. All you need is a little validation of what happened to you was completely wrong. Next time, carry a pepper spray, learn some self defense techniques, scream as loud as you can or even screech like a maniac and call someone please.
These things are not going to change straight away so better safe than sorry.
@@andromedagalaxy21 hmm😔
This happened with me also when I was in 9th class (about 13 yrs old)
I used to go for morning walk with my papa and some boys started passing cheap comments like chalti kya legi kya
I felt so disgusted that too in front of my papa
After that I never went there for around one month
@@aayushirana6395 😔not your fault buddy,i can feel you..this country's uneducated boys needs to be well educated,these cheap uneducated boys just making this beautiful country unsafe.. gawaro ki hi aisi harkate hoti hai..
World is unfair has always been unfair, and probably will remain the same forever.
Wearing short clothes invite rape that's a lame reason why can't men control their actions (not all men) and what is the guarantee that if women wears sarees and all they will not get raped. judging a girl by her dressing is also not our Sanskaar. everyone have a right to wear whatever they like because it's their life and if u don't want to see them just don't see and judgemental people should understand this.
All the colleges and schools should allow students to wear whatever they want.
@@skanderberg8701 thanks for the info I have edited my comment that's what I exactly meant to say and many colleges do not have uniform they don't even allow to were jeans even if the body is fully covered.schools have uniform but in my school we were having sunday classes and we were not allowed to wear uniforms that day.
@Zeno Sama r u saying out of anger or in sarcastic way
@Zeno Sama did l mentioned that I wanna show my parts I don't think so.dont give ur stupid suggestions.I can handle myself.
@Zeno Sama did I use weird word can u pls read it once again. First understand my comment then reply to me
@Zeno Sama dressing shows kind of person u r wow not manners that's surprising that behaviour doesn't show kind of person I am only my dressing shows 🤣 that's in ur mind .so that means ur accepting that short dresses leads to rape(old mindset) and can u give a guarantee that if a girl wear saree and kurties people will not stare at her. I never blamed public in comment I think u still don't understand my comment aunty. And I never mentioned short clothes I said jeans and they should be allowed to wear whatever they r comfortable in.
Many of these "deshbakhts" don't realise that it is, in fact, them who are aping the west with their narrow minded ideologies.
Edit: some people in the replies really dunno what quotations imply and what the word many means huh.
You are talking as if being a deshbhakt and someone opposing women wearing revealing clothes are synonymous. Human beings are a lot diverse, multi faced and complex. Stop looking at the world in black and white.
@@ninjahattori7545 opinions honge. Enforce kyu karna hai? A opinion which hurts ppl and takes away their freedom needs to be questioned sir
What do 'deshbakhts' have to do with any of this??? Stop incorporating irrelevant things where they aren't necessary.
@@at1906_ thats why she put it in " " uk?
@@dumb_me195 even that doesn't make any sense.
Swaddle is really bringing just amazing content these days!
Amazing!!??.. Toh fir fatafat nanga ho jao aur ghumo apni gali mein. Btw I don't look at bitches. I like looking at polite women.
@@-m.x.m-61 who said we want to go full naked? just stfu
@@-m.x.m-61 how can u say this.ohh looking for polite women do u think women will talk to u in a polite way if u speak like this
@@navya3878 Yes, those who think that I oppose nudity and I'm in favour of polite/elegant way of dressing which look moral, will definitely talk to me. Only vesyas may not like me as I oppose their perverted/semi nude way of dressing.
@@-m.x.m-61 did anyone said they want to go nude they just said they want to dress as their wish is there any problem in that and all girls donot show skin if they do it's there wish and life ur no one to judge.
If u feel their content that bad y do u watch and comment ur useless thoughts
Now.... How can I make my mom understand this?? And some men too
By dialogue
@@Timepass-cx1do not so easy
@@swatisaini6447 but it is necessary if your parent is imposing restrictions on you.
Unless you voice your objection to such restrictions , there will be no room for change.
You need not put forward your requests aggressively.
By talking to them lol. It's not easy but it's the only way. Also you don't have to feel responsible to change them. Just leave them.
@@smritinotiraniplease2574 you just need to convey to them that your choice needs to be respected.
You don't have to make them believe that what you choose is 'right' or 'good'.
Unless the choice doesn't cause you or anyone else any harm , they should let you be.
True Indian culture was so liberating , today's Indian culture is not really Indian .
There is no real indian culture, we have to agree that india has seen a flux of different cultures which became mainstream. People have to acknowledge. Practicality is what we should look after, men wear whatever is practical to them but same is not for women, clear power Play
Raping a woman and then telling her will marry you in the next reincarnation is not liberating. (Source: Vishnu Purana)
@@skanderberg8701 jai Moolnivasi
Some people thinks jeans and tops are also bad cloths for married womens. Is not saree is a reaveking cloth
puri kamar dikhti ..puri body ki proper shape leti h saree..or blouse bhi deep bhi aage piche dono tarf se..lmfao
i wish this blows up!
more people should know about this channel and our history!
you guys are doing great!
Women are treated as eye candies (or "objects" of aesthetic appeal) to the eyes of men.
The same reason the TV portrays a MAN to kneel down to propose a woman. If you know evolutionary psychology and biology of course then YOU will find a similarity, Provided you are intereseted.
The double standard though- dudes can wear veshtis/ dhotis/lungis shirtless but women wearing a skirt/shorts is ‘against our culture’
I agree
@@ultimate6243 I know there are differences but we are talking about double standards
Even in Ancient Era , men and women used to wear extremely revealing short dresses and it's a culture it's a traditional attire in those times . You can see women carvings on the walls of historical monuments and temples, in paintings and statues in museums.
Even in today's villages , rural women still wears short revealing Ghagra Choli !!!
Even in Ancient Era , men and women used to wear extremely revealing short dresses and it's a culture it's a traditional attire in those times . You can see women carvings on the walls of historical monuments and temples, in paintings and statues in museums.
Even in today's villages , rural women still wears short revealing Ghagra Choli !!!
I got invited by a girl of my class for her birthday 4 years back , mind you I was a minor and what I came to know is she and her mother were mad at me because I opened my jacket when I was dancing and was wearing a sleeveless dress. To their perspective, I was inviting men . I mean for God's sake I was sweating like shit that's why I opened my jacket even though I don't think I owe them an explanation for what I did.
🔥🔥🔥
Toh Kyu Gaye unless Ghar free kam Khana khane😂
@@ayeshakawakil845 So according to you I should stop going to places wearing what I want just because of some nosy uncultured people who think my clothes are their business . Wow !
@@mohkoina stop going to PRIVATE places if u cannot adjust with owner of the property, he has every right to kick nudies out of his property
Finally someone spoke about it. Many people think that short clothes women wear it bcz they want to provoke man. 🙄
Oh man!!! We wear short clothes bcz we love to wear it. Not for you 👎👎
*Summer 2020, a healthcare professional (Gynaec/OBGYN) was shamed for posting a bikini photo on HER Instagram handle.* 👙🤳
Guess where? In USA, people called out her stating--> potentially Unprofessional Behavior. They expected her dress up appropriately at the beach.
_It's as if, how can Doctors have a life outside their workplace._ 🙄
Not surprising.
I know. And her reply was epic!!!
It's not because of what u wear
It's because of the "creepy eyes"
Its not because of your creepy eyes but it's because of your vulgarity
Tbh women wearing revealing clothes can be ones wish but most are slaves of the seeking validation from their peer groups
Wow seeing a women telling this. I hope you will be supported to stay how you are .
my parents somewhat restrict me (except in well off places) , not bcs they think it's vulgar but cuz of the mentality of men around us. 50% of them thinking it's a rape invitation.
@Worldwide Handsome I didn't restrict her. I'm nobody to do so. She holds more powers then me, lol. It's just a concern, tbh.
We're from North east and there frankly dressing is no issue at all. Nobody cares.
But presently studying in Delhi, I do think it's okay to ask her to be careful while meeting strangers.
If you have ever been to North east particularly shillong you would get what I'm talking about. The difference in safety levels is HUGE and so is the mentality of males.
Certainly I do NOT trust Delhi with safety one bit. Policy is, go all out open but be over cautious at start. As simple as that.
Finally found my answer. I totally agree with you. Its not because the clothes are vulgar but its just the people around who are.
@@ankushmukherjee3219 at the end of the day, NE india is also a part of india, and men will be men, stay safe
@@AP-lq5ho 'Men will be men'.
There is a significant amount of difference in that from region to region. It greatly varies. You'll figure that out if you extensively travel NE.
@@AP-lq5ho Thats a huge generalisation and stereotyping.....Its just like saying All WOMEN ARE CRY BABIES
Wearing tight dress doesn't makes girl uncomfortable wearing loose and full dress makes them uncomfortable wow nice 👍👍
I agree with this. In fact, girls as young as infants have been raped. At that point, who even thinks about the propriety in clothing? This is a dated approach to sexual assault cases, not to mention horribly misinformed.
My boyfriend never tells me what to wear, other than the occasional fashion advice like "ooh this crop top would look great with your new jeans" or "babe, try wearing that as an off shoulder". And if anyone dares to sexualize me or cat call, he will break their arm because "she will wear what she wants, you're only bothered cause you're staring, don't make me pop your eyeballs, idiot". And to aunties he says " Oh?! No one asked for your opinion. I'm not bothered, she's not bothered and neither should you be".
I love him.
He is a keeper, great boyfriend detected ✌
I do belong from rural area (UP), but I love the fact that my grandparents and parents never restricted me to wear shorts .....but I can't wear it on the streets cauz the whole society gonna judge me for that....even I've seen my classmates do used to judge another girl just because of her dress....that's the reason our school didn't hold farewell last year and the reason they gave was "beta ladkiya aise kapde pehen ke aati hai" and I was like...matlab kuch bhiii
The hypocrisy is, people in rural area in clear statistics have way more sex than people in urban areas.
And inspite of that they'll judge women. It's their way of having control over women nothing else. Time to bust them
are ek bar schhol farewell mein ek ladki backless gown pehn ke ayi ..lmfao teacher ne bohot data or jacket pehne ko khi upr se
Yeah! This is INCREDIBLE INDIA.
this is like,,, really unrelated but i somewhat feel the need to comment it. they sexualize everything. like once my dad came to pick me up from my class and he was on the scooty, he told me to sit with both my legs on one side. i've never sat like that (however i know most women i see here sit like that) so i felt uncomfortable and awkward. i had a long argument and he had no resoning abt it, all he kept on saying is "it doesn't look nice" or "you're besharam" and he refused to take me home if i didn't sit like that, and i came home by myself. i was shocked and came home to research abt it. after a lot of digging i found out sitting w each leg on separate side isn't considered okay bcs of the fact that it looks like the legs are "open" and it looks like a sex position. holy shit. this is so far fetched. i couldn't have guessed it, it's like they try to make everything about sex so that they can restrict it. clothes, and now this. however sitting with both legs on one side is banned in other countries cuz it's dangerous. the way they don't give two shits abt how it's dangerous just so they could sexualize and restrict women. it's ridiculous and appalling.
ok what the actual fuck? I am very disappointed with humanity, what the heck even...
Humanity was a mistake
Nudity is not vulgarity.
I wonder why burqa wasn't mentioned even a single time through out the video, but ghoonghat was mentioned twice.
@Darth Sidious so why this discrimination? Why are we just criticizing the oppressive customs of one religion? Why are we not calling out both of them? Why is ghoonghat alone a symbol of patriarchal oppression while burqa becomes a 'choice' ? Get what I'm trying to say?
As a girl myself I love to wear shorts but don’t like to show my cleavage
Everyone has their own choice 💕💕
Btw you’re looking great
Maybe because you don't have? LOL
@@koolaid5085 I hope you know I’m a teenager and commenting things like this to a minor is stupid
@@marytc2714 I'm a teenager too, so it's ok.
wow what a wholesome conversation. LoL.
@@koolaid5085 bruh 🤣🤣🤣🤣sorry then I thought you were some creepy dude
"A skirt is not an invitation"
- Anne With An A
This is why having a Conversation in our Country is impossible, even the Video here is presented with an agenda in mind.
Some people are genuinely confused and have serious Modesty and Morality dilemma issues, it takes a lots of Guts to ask such things, and when you see videos like these, it just discourages you and scares to the core.
These people claim to be open minded but yet will label the person as Misogynistic the moment this conversation comes up...its not as simple as that
i love how you chose to wear that particular top
Dear people... we are not overthinking ... we have just started observing !
Basically women should not wear "such" clothes coz it will excite men so it is basically there problem na. Women dont wear clothes to excite men they wear it because they like it.
I just want to say..."mann ki baat keh di"
and actually women are also reasons to this notion...specially our mothers aunties and padosans talk so much shit that acceptance seems to be a far cry now.
I was wearing a little translucent top that didn't exactly "reveal" but outlined the silhouette of my bra. Everywhere I went, people's eyes popped out of their sockets, judging me from top to bottom. It got so bad that I finally had to wear a completely opaque jacket zipped up till the neck before I could walk around comfortably. It's the little things like this that implant a fear of judgement and scrutiny in the our minds.
Society, please teach a child/teen how to become good human, do not teach them how to become good girl/boy because then your criteria for becoming a good girl/boy may become barrier in his/her overall natural growth
Indian society needs to grow up the need to understand that girls wear their clothes of their own choice for and of their own damm money so it's none of their business to judge them.
also get this thing inside your head that women wears revealing clothes to feel comfort but not to be sexualised.
And the worst thing is that even if our parents supports us on this, the society will not💔
tbh, my parents never restricted me from wearing short or revealing clothes. They even never told me to stay at home after 7:00 or to not talk to boys. Infact, i have many male friends who come at my home. My parents are indeed different. I am lucky to have them. Also, after reading the comments i feel bad for other girls whose parents are strict.😔
Ya infact if our parents get to know our male friends we will be in safer side they can tell us whether they r right or wrong
And I wear clothes according to weather and my mood and the place I am going,not to invite guys
Same
Good job! Love your contents.. showing skin is a personal choice it doesn't promote vulgarity
If only the channel's contents could air on national television where everyone could see and learn, India would be able to clear up its name.
Unfortunately, Men will not care. They don't change their opinions and ideals for nobody.
Not to forget how they covered dipika padukone's belly in ghumar
Imagine how much progress we could've made as a society if we just didn't care what other people wear
Just happened with me.....didn't know who to share with so I'm writing it here
It's really hot today so I wore a sleeveless shirt and I felt really comfortable
When my dad got home he must have said something to my mom and she came to me saying"dad didn't like your t shirt .... Change it"
I know it's a small thing but it really hurt me
I'm facing a lot of mental health issues right now and even the smallest things trigger panic attacks and breakdowns
I am an adult, I've the right to wear whatever I want.... No one gets to police me on my sleve length
And I did NOT change my t shirt... Anyone with a problem may close their eyes
You must first close your ears. Then teach others what to close. Be and behave yourself
Hypocrisy twist : now some people call the girls who wear traditional or covered dress as "behenji " .... But this is rare but also it should be stopped if one girl or boy is wearing what he /she prefers don't force them to wear the things of your choice 🙏
Even though I'm 19 now I'm not allowed to wear clothes by my choice because of my parents. But it's been so long that I don't question them anymore I really want to but I cannot and I guess I have accepted it.
It angers me to think how people in India in recent times have a notion that women are "over privileged" yet I as an adult have to hear my father shouting at me several times, just because I like wearing ripped jeans?
Also now you can't even make a comment saying that r@pe is bad without being bashed with replies like "most r@pe claims are false anyways" or "it only happens in backward areas cities are educated now" smh 🙄
Wearing clothes to conceal or reveal is a personal choice. I choose to cover my body 'cause I find it valuable. We cover and take care of our valuable things because we actually value them, just like keeping our money in wallets. People wearing short clothes are not the only people who are judged but also people who dress modestly are judged by saying they are old school or not fashionable enough. All we need to do is stop judging people by the way they dress.
This is the issue. Can't you do what you want without putting down somebody else? Are you insinuating that people wearing shorter clothes don't value their body or whatever?
Uss hisaab se toh apni body bank mein lock karke rakhdo, sabse zyada valuable XDXDXD
Old india was modern than now😶basically we lost our own identity after we got ruled by many rulers
Even in Ancient Era , men and women used to wear extremely revealing short dresses and it's a culture it's a traditional attire in those times . You can see women carvings on the walls of historical monuments and temples, in paintings and statues in museums.
Even in today's villages , rural women still wears short revealing Ghagra Choli !!!
That's bs ancient India was conservative
levi kinda right
@@deviljin6818 no actually
Ancient india period BCE period was liberal ....
See the carvings on the walls of historical monuments and temples Ajanta caves Khajuraho Temple statues showing dressings style of women that time .....
I NEED TO GET THIS VIDEO IN HINDI TO SHOW IT TO MY ORTHODOX PARENTS
Actually Right
The answer absolutely nothing🙂☺️. Every individual has the right to where whatever he or she is comfortable with.
while the content and editing is always superior, the narrator is so eloquent
love these bit sized videos
I don't know how old sculpture is related here. Just because it was on a wall doesn't make it that it was widely appreciated. We don't even know the background.
And furthermore do you really think anyone who wears revealing clothes knows that it was like this in old sculpture? No, they do it because movies and cinema shows it to us and make it look cool and gets validation and attention from everyone. That's why it's called "trend".
"A little bit of cleave" you say...even when blouse was not discover no one showcased there private part for fashion. I don't understand the logic behind it. Jys simply agree that we do it because it has became popular because of social media and gets us more attention and we do it to look cool and modern. No need to make excuses "ohh i do it for myself" "i feel good in it".
Another point, in ancient times people didn't even wore anything, does that mean we can do that now?. It's called evolution. So many flawed logic.
i am in love with this overthinking series...you guys cover great topics...i really wish this to be seen by more indians..infact videos like this should go viral and trend .....so that indians know what indian culture actually is
Late Indian society : we're to become an open minded country with our own values !
Le Britishers : hold my culture
How was indian society before the british or mughals open minded? It honestly angers me when privileged people fail to realise that catseim existed back then and still does exist now. Please read up on how bahujan people were treated in this country
@@DevyaniMulik I didn't mean to offend anyone miss, I was just joking ﾍ(￣▽￣*)ﾉ
Was their culture bad? It was their culture which made them powerful enough to rule the whole world
Hamare ghar ki ladkiyan aise kapde nahi pehnti!
Ab bari ho gayi ho acha nahi lagta!
Duniya jaise bhi ho hame toh apne aap ko bacha kar rakhna hai na!
Tumhari bhalayi k liye hi bol rahi hoon
Akhir kya milta hai aise kapde pehn kar??toh why not be on safer side??
Things every women has heard or felt from someone throughout their life
And I had a question if someone could answer??
Govt school mein jab girls ko salvaar kameez pehnate hai toh boys ko kurta pyjama kyu nahi??? Culture ko respect karna sirf girls k liye hai????
I hope modern millennials (boys and girls) will break these conventional obsolete barriers and allow everyone to live their life according to their accordance.
My parents will never approve of this idea. Huh😣 but I'll make my life in my own way, once I grow up.
A message to people who say bad things about a women when she wears 'reveling' cloths: ITS JUST SKIN GET OVER IT
The main problem is Indian likes other culture and try to adopt it. First when women didn't used blouse they were banned at various places then seeing the western culture again shifting to short clothes. But it's the time now when clothes should not be part of discussion everything is there choice what they want to wear rather Focus on self education and self growth.
Freedom of women has nothing to do with the amount of skin covered or not covered.Its the intelligence and her efforts which could break the shackles of inferiority and enslavement defined by the indian society.
Its so nice of her to explain the history of India's fashion idea n how it evolved from the Delhi sultanate to the british era.... Most youtubers would avoid it
POOH IS MY HIGH PRIESTESS and to anyone judging her: “It’s couture, darling: You won’t understand.”
Even in Ancient Era , men and women used to wear extremely revealing short dresses and it's a culture it's a traditional attire in those times . You can see women carvings on the walls of historical monuments and temples, in paintings and statues in museums.
Even in today's villages , rural women still wears short revealing Ghagra Choli !!!
And from here Westerners tried to copy our style our fashion of revealing because in Europe in early and late 18 th century , there was not much difference between the outfits for both the genders , they were quite similar .. So yeah!! Westerners used to wear more clothes for covering their bodies .
@@abhijaypandey9405 Thank you for giving me the summary of the video. Extra points for precision.
Swaddle,please make a video on our education system and why society is obsessed with marks,science,doctors,and engineers!
Pressure aur badhegi....otherwise females will say, Girls are not given entry in STEM fields.
Society is not obsessed with tech field people, it is literally in demand so much. Rapid industrialisation and technical developments require skilled engineers and doctors. Now there is a new trend of children learning programming. It is not difficult to know why.