People in the comments absolutely forgetting that India and Pakistan used to be the same country like 70 years ago. The history is shared, the culture same, and traditions combined. You can't simply avoid history.
This culture here isn't much of a Pakistani tradition, you're right bro it was one country to begin with, but after Partition the differences have become more prominent than ever. As far as the aesthetics & culture of this series are concerned, neither Urdu nor Sakal Ban composition is originally from Pakistan so to speak strictly. Its only the location of Heeramandi which is in Lahore (present day Pakistan) but there also tawaifs were more like Punjabi culture oriented, those tawaifs apparantly wore salwar kameez not the dresses shown up here (as seen from actual pictures and from Pakistani movies & drama), to see proper Urdu tawaifs one should look at tawaif tradition of Lucknow not Lahore. This seems Lucknow inspired Lahore not authentic Lahore!
The cultural traits like the costume, jewelry & mannerisms like Aadaab are integral part of Indian culture. It belongs to north India, esp Lucknow, Rampur & western Uttar Pradesh. They represent Urdu tradition of India.
This was not required in this pageant. There's no connection between the 2 shows. Instead Omdian designers should have made some traditional gowns for them all by mixing western and Indian cultures and creating masterpieces. That would have looked more beautiful
Well, this is also a form of Indian culture. It should get represented as well. What's wrong with that? These models are looking absolutely stunning in those attires!
India have so many beautiful culture. If they wanted they had a very good opportunity to represent any native culture of bharat but they chose this cult.
Don't call this culture a cult, this is sheer disrespect & blind hatred, have your words minded, when you yourself cannot tolerate a word against your culture why are you targeting someone else's culture. It doesn't represent any particular religion or community. Its simply Urdu culture of India that needs to be recognised for what it is. And its one of the native Indian cultures. You don't like it doesn't mean that its not Indian.
@@virferind7946Modi and the BJP have destroyed India. Instilled Hate when there was none. Very sad. They need to stop the constant Hate!!! I am not Muslim by the way. I believe in respect and appreciation for others that bring something positive to the table. Usually people that have nothing to offer are filled with HATE!!! One day that HATE will tear this nation apart. Human beings never learn from history sadly, that is why they repeat it.
Why would you call this a cult?? Tawaifs, Devdasis, Baijis are not a cult they have been there since the beginning of times, from the Magadh empire to the Mughals. It's the British who downgraded them judging through their outdated Victorian morals, they were noble, educated and talented women who upheld Indian art, music and dance.
@@Account-user Its one of the most tragic demise of culture that Britishers inflicted upon our society. these women who primarily practice classical dance, music & poetry had to resort to prostituti_n later on due to loss of property & patronage, their downgrading by British Victorian & Christian values blurred the lines between Tawaif & Veshyaa. Unfortunately, this class never fully recovered. Today so called Tawaifs are mostly those who either practice "the other profession" or those who perform dances so different from the original ones. There are hardly any actual Tawaifs left in the country now!
@@virferind7946 😂😂😂😂 native indian culture? One day u will start practicing British culture by calling it native English culture. Stop this nonsense there's nothing like Urdu culture. Islam represent kar rahe hai jiska is Desh se koi lena dena hai hai. Invaders the wo log. Kabhi dekha hai koi desh apne invaders ke culture ko bacha ke rakhe.
I don't understand why such hateful comments, it's little bit mughal looks and why to not adapt mughal arts when they were part of our history too. Despite what type of kings they were that's different point. Plus here they came to promote their movie. Urdu is Indian language which was spoken in northern belt of india, even anarkali is mughal dress form didn't you had worn in your life or Kathak which became famous in Lucknow side having gharanas, Munsi premchand was writer who use urdu languages in his work. Stop becoming rigid when you live in multicultural, multilingual nation.
I wholeheartedly agree with you sister. I'm a proud Hindu with Urdu as my mother tongue, that's a combination beyond their narrow vision, since they're failing to differentiate between Religion, Language & Culture and how highly independent & exclusive each of these terms can be! Well, what abt Biryani, Gulab Jamun, Samosa, Shahi Tukda, Faaluda, Naan, Kebab and then Bollywood songs or Ghazals, or Sitar, Tabla, Santoor, Sarangi, Dilruba etc, are we going to hate them as well just becoz they're Urdu associated? How far can we stretch our hatred for our own heritage & our own language? Whatever maybe someone's attitude towards a particular religion, but that shouldn't be mixed up with language & culture, I'm not a fan of I$lam myself, but that can't decide my sentiments for my Urdu. Salute to you btw for being different & smarter than the crowd, I wish more people like you to be around us!🙏❤
@@virferind7946Maybe because Urdu and things associated with it are given more space by Bollywood than needed. It gets promoted not in proportion to the size of the population that practices those tradition. So much that it has become the center of India story. Like how foreigners only know about Taj Mahal when they imagine India whereas India has so many more architectural marvel other than Taj Mahal. Every other native language and associated things became an after thought with whom majority of people find it easy to connect with. People are bored that Indian history, traditions, art, culture are restricted to Mughal era only. Even after so many decades, they still look foreign for majority of people who remained outside of Mughal influence.
@@sumandutta4834 I can understand your point. You're actually right, I agree with you. Indian & core Hindu culture should get the promotion & encouragement it deserves. Our Hindu culture is afterall a living civilization still blooming with every new marvel (Ram Mandir, New Jersey Mandir, Abu Dhabi Mandir, Chandrodaya Mandir). Of course India is much more beyond than Urdu culture & that side should be given weightage in proportion of its importance not just in Bollywood but in our minds & lives. People know about Taj Mahal but not about Brihadeshwar Temple & Kailasa Temple. They know Qutub Minar but not Vijay Stambha. But look at Urdu from this point, despite being an integral part of Indian civilization Urdu gets continuously disowned, disregarded & hated by a vast number of its own people, Urdu is hated out of proportion, so doesn't it deserve recognition out of proportion as a matter of equity? If something suffers more than others it should be cared for more than the others, isn't it? Another argument could be, many actors, authors & directors of Bollywood have north Indian roots and have an impression of contemporary Urdu elite culture, courtesan tradition & evergreen Urdu shayari, maybe that's a reason why we see such high influence of Urdu in Bollywood esp in songs. I'm a Hindu & Urdu speaker at the same time. In both scenario I'm at loss whether it be underrepresentation of Hinduism or backlash over Urdu. I'm absolutely fine with overemphasis on Hinduism, Hindu traditional culture & Hindi language, but I want a small corner of dignity for my Urdu where it would be respected & accepted just like any other language of this nation!
@@mercedesbenz3751 Stockholm Syndrome is when victim has empathy for abuser! But how do you know that we're "victims" in the first place? You're assuming this culture "necessarily" belongs to abusers or invaders, that's true to an extent, but its not entirely the case, what about Indian contribution & involvement in shaping this culture? So the culture here isn't purely the culture of abusers, its a collective expression of many communities not just one! What my point is, we cannot ignore the Indian component of this culture, so the victim vs abuser divide is not fully clear here (its clear in case of Religion, but not Culture). Secondly isn't it not possible that many people might have acquired this culture by naturalisation through staying in the same region, not compulsorily by force & conversion? I don't consider myself victim, I'm an Indian Hindu Urdu speaker by my choice, I appreciate the Hindu contribution in creating Urdu language & her literature, shayari & slogans of our freedom movement. So Stockholm Syndrome scenario doesn't fit here completely!
This was NOT NEEDED here. International Competition ko Desi bana diya. And why Harbanjan is sitting in Judging Panel....?? Yehi dekhna baaki reh gaya tha
@@SakshiYadav-lj3ib Wahi toh...and upar se Nita Ambani ko bhi award dediya😂😂 MissWorld Competition ka toh mazak bana Diya😂😂 Foreign country meh yesab naatak nahi hota.
Every country does their thing when it's organised by them aur har field se log hote hai panel me so that urvashi Rautela jaise log jyada khudko important na samjhe 😂
Heeramadi was located in Lahore, Pakistan not a back street in Gujrat or Rajasthan.... It is an out an out Pakistani neighborhood why do you relate the brothels of Heeramandi with Indian Culture? The organizers must think well before putting out world-class shows.
Heeramandi is in Lahore but the cultural traits shown here (the costume, jewelry & mannerisms) are the engaging aspects of Urdu culture of north India. Not a back street in Gujarat or Rajasthan but the Chowk area of Lucknow, old city of Delhi, the Rampur Riyasat are some of the native regions of this culture. Urdu & its culture got originated in & is native to western Uttar Pradesh in the region between Delhi & Lucknow. Lahore is in fact the centre of Punjabi culture not the Urdu culture shown up here. Urdu influence seen on Lahore is the the impression of Urdu culture of western Uttar Pradesh. Its indeed an aspect of Indian culture & aesthetics.
That's becoz they're representing Urdu culture. It has aadaab and generally there's no bindi. Its a tradition originated in Lucknow & western Uttar Pradesh.
@@takumiusui6667 - Yes I do. But then why just Islamic culture? They should show culture of all colonizers - Mongols, Victorian British, Portugese - all of them who came, conqured, ruled, pillaged and looted India and Indians. Today it is Bharat, if you are having a Miss World in today's Bharat, show Bharat's culture, not culture of minority. If it was held in Malaysia or Pakistan they will not show Christian or Hindu culture, Similarly USA, UK, Australia will not show Hindu as their culture. So why are they showing Islamic culture to represent Bharat?
India is more than Taj Mahal and Sanjay Leela Bhansali.... why do you always relate India to the Mughal era. India is not an Islamic country. It has a rich cultural tapestry that runs back more than 5000 years.... If you need a theme for the Miss World Pageant.... How about Ajantha, Kajrao, Chola Sculptures, The Rajput paintings, South Indian Temple sculptures and so on.... Who do you brand Taj Mahal with India... I just hate Karan Johar and his silly twisted talks.
Had some other Indian culture been shown would you still have this same excuse brother, that, why this & why not that Indian culture is portrayed? Its an unwarranted discrimination with Urdu culture that when it is shown it gets unnecessarily hated by some people. It's one of the secular Indian languages & a broad culture spanning Uttar Pradesh & Deccan, let's not treat it unfairly.
@@virferind7946 I am not against any cultural identity but when considering the roots of Bharat, it is based on Vedic philosophy and the entire culture is shaped based on the oneness with nature. Urudu, Islam and Mughal culture are elements that crept in to Bharath through invasion and they are foreign whether you like it or not. Bharat is always branded based on Taj Mahal and the Delhi sultanate. This is absolutely silly. If not for us who is going to speak about the true cultural identity of Bharat? so you want to talk about an invasive culture that is less than 1000 years and not talk about our more than 5000 years of cultural identity?
@@mahendranpradeep505Brother, I'm also an equal Hindu & Indian as you! First of all, to say India's roots are Vedic is very true but it's not universal to all Indian cultures, take cultures of Chhota Nagpur, North East India & Indian islands, their culture is not Vedic. Does that mean they're not Indian? Urdu culture is not exactly "the invader's culture". Did they bring Urdu culture with them? No! In fact Urdu formed through the cultural exchange between two civilizations (Indian & Persian), and this synthesis happened in India with a major contribution from Indian side (Sanskrit, Khari Boli, Hindustani, Hindvi are all Indian components of Urdu). Since a larger share is by India & the locality being Indian, the culture is rightfully identified as an Indian culture. Urdu has a very strong legacy of Hindu shayars & authors. It has contribution in contemporary Hinduism in the form of texts like Laal Kitaab. It gave slogans like Inquilab Zindabad. Urdu culture has shaped Lucknow style of Kathak dance & Hindustani Classical Music. Urdu has been playing key role in Bollywood & Media. So to link Urdu with a particular community is a grave mistake! I do agree a disproportionate importance had being given to Mughal monuments like Taj Mahal, that shouldn't have had happened, but that's not an excuse for you to target Urdu. Talking about "true culture of India" doesn't mean one should denounce another type of Indian culture having an equal right to represent India. Definitely Hindu culture is the core & soul of India, but that cannot bar us from not caring Urdu. Can these two cultures not coexist? I'm not talking about coexistence of Hinduism & Islam (I know how Islam is), I'm talking about full compatibility of secular Urdu & Hindi traditions which are beyond these religions. We're Pashtun Hindu community & are Urdu speakers, there are Sikhs in India who speak Urdu, there's an Urdu Church in Hyderabad. Many Ex-Muslims are Urdu speakers, so to associate Urdu with certain religion is not justified. This unfairness & injustice won't be taken silently!
@@virferind7946 you don't have to write so much I can very well understand the point you are trying to arrive at... but still this is not a protest against Urudu... This is about the true essence of Barathiya Culture which is ancient. Will you speak the same for Sanskrit and Thamil which are the most ancient two classical languages of India. My point is why do we have to show case a mere addition while hiding the most precious gem in a chest kept in a dark corner. North India has long lost its true roots because of successive invasions by foreign powers. What is left now is a cocktail of different influences collectively forming an assembled cultural identity. So as Indians we have to brand what is truly ours and not something that was added halfway through. Hope you got my point. Talking about Kathak.... Jaipur Garana and Banarasi Garana preserve the true origins of temple Kathak where as Lucknow Garana is more entertainment based thanks to the ruthless mughals and islamic influences, It is branded as the dance of the courtesans rather than a temple dance. Well I am not against improvisation and innovations but we have to respect our origins which is deeply rooted in Vedic Philosophy.... Kindly do your research properly, because there is no culture in India (Tribal and Classical) which does not find it's origins in the Vedhas.
@@virferind7946 We all know who associates them with so called Urdu there's is nothing like Urdu dress or culture but people who love it does have islamic connections.
@@SarojSingh-nq5ql Not necessarily. We belong to Pashtun Hindu community from north India, and we're are native Urdu speakers. We've a thriving Urdu culture & language which we represent thoroughly. Hindu books like Laal Kitaab are basically from Urdu. There is a very long & strong legacy of Hindu & Sikh Urdu poets & authors from Premchand, Firaq to Gulzar. There's also an Urdu Church in Hyderabad. There're Urdu speaking Ex-Muslims as too. This is enough to clarify the multi-religious & composite nature of Urdu culture. Now this is very unjust & unfair that out of hate & bias someone is denying the existence of a form of living Indian culture. I can enlist more than 100 cultural entities belonging to faith, literature, architecture, cuisine, music etc from this culture to prove its striking existence in India. Either you haven't perceived this obvious culture or you're purposely denying it out of blind dislike. I'm not a Muslim, but an Urdu speaker, & I will fight for the dignity & honour of it!!!
It is indeed one of the Indian traditional wears. These costume belong to Urdu tradition which is native to western Uttar Pradesh & Lucknow. It should be given its due recognition. No amount of prejudice can take away the Indianness of this culture.
@@virferind7946 ya that's what I'm saying.....Urdu tradition didn't originate in this land its a mix of Arabic influence just adopted shit ! But the pure Indian culture is what originated in India !!!
@@Humanlysane_ Brother Urdu tradition did synthesized in India from the confluence of Indian & Persian elements. The resultant culture is something unique, but since this union & subsequent evolution occured in India, this is Indian culture. Take Urdu for instance, it has Persianised vocabulary, but its structure & grammar are from Sanskrit and it formed in Uttar Pradesh, that's why its considered an Indo-Aryan language of India. Ingredients could be from many other cultures but the base & primary skeleton is Indian thus they're regarded as Indian. "Pure Indian Hindu" culture itself has elements adapted from many outside cultures, like usage of potato in fasting, concept of using potato as food is neither Indian nor Hindu since this vegetable came to India after it was 'discovered' in Americas in 15th century. Would you call traditional potato fasting delicacies & upwaas snacks a foreign entity becoz potato is not Indian? Do answer.
@@virferind7946 I'm an Hindhu i didn't know my entire life that we use.... what potatoes in fasting???? We never followed that especially in South India. I know north is invaded by Mughals so they may have these practices influenced Mughals !!! Don't mingle eating habits with the divine cultures that we have !!
@@SachinLKO1Haa brother! Beshak. Sirf Lucknow hi nahi, India mein doosre bhi kai jagaho pe istemaal hote hai aise libaas. Aaj kal to gharara, sharara aur jhoomar functions mein saari aur bindi ki tarah hi amooman pehne jaane lage hain! Yeh Hindustani tehzeeb ka hi ek hissa hain!
This is Mughal look not indian loook you all are misguiding the people.and why only 2 to 3 women wearing lehenga . And jo bhi lehenge main hai unhe chote or kam kapade kiyu pahenaye india ka lehenga aisa nhi hai or jo bhi sharara mughal look main hai unhe pura dhaka hua kiyu hai
What according to you is Indian culture? What according to you is Pakistani culture? It might come as a shock to you but India and Pakistan used to be the same country 😮😮😮. And it's possible that there's shared culture and common history. And the fact about history is that, you can't undermine it. It's gonna pop up and haunt your dreams how ever much you try to hide it.
Not I$lamic India brother, only thing that could be labelled as predominantly Muslim is the name of a Sufi saint (Nizamuddin) in the composition. Otherwise most of this is from Urdu Culture of north India centred around Delhi & Lucknow, which doesn't entirely belong to one particular community. Its a form of an Indian culture, not Islamic, but is a mixture of Hindu & Persian elements, originating from north India. To equate it with one particular community or religion would be a disregard to its composite multi-religious nature!
@virferind7946 brother just look at those dresses ,it's similar to mughal era styling makeover and why are feeling offended with Islam. After Indonesia highest Muslim population resides in India.
@@user-do5uw1nz5w I don't want to offend you brother, but the truth is, Islam highly hates K A A F I R S (Non-Muslims). Islam calls them W O R S T OF C R E A T U R E S. So how can one expect that we K aafirs will respect Islam. We can't respect it. So I do not respect Islam but I do respect those Muslims who want to be really peaceful with non-Muslims. It not just Muslim or Mughal culture, its followed by many Non-Muslims as well so it doesn't identify with one particular religion or community.
@@user-do5uw1nz5w Brother, I don't want to hurt your feelings, but the truth must be said! Our offence on Islam is not unreasonable. You can look into Quran & see how it describes the non-Muslims (esp Quran 98:6). If those are the views of Islam on Non-Muslims, how do you expect non-Muslims to like Islam? Would you like a religion that speaks & preaches against you & your religion? I personally dislike Islam, but I respect & appreciate those Muslim individuals who remain genuinely good to me, so I'm against Islam as a religion, not against Muslims as individuals. We can hate an religion & its ideology but we should not hate the whole community for the attitude of some people. This isn't Islamic culture. It could be Mughal & Urdu Culture but Urdu Culture is not restricted to a particular Religion or Community. Many Non-Muslims also follow Urdu cultural elements. Actual Islamic culture is Arabic not Urdu. Urdu culture is a composite Indo Persian culture native to north India followed by many religions & community. Their are Urdu speaking Hindu, Sikhs & Christians in India (although quite minority) just like there are Urdu speaking Muslims.
Monna wa tukwi abo a itumetse😂, mme he gave a very creepy look of disgust when a Jesus girl was rocking that stage... I couldnt even recognise the ladies' faces in those maburabura... matjakgatjakga
@@yousufsharifshanto7533 why not... You are representing culture of India without bindi!!! Since when sharara and aadab is mentioned as Indian Awtar??? If you don't feel bad with this wrong representation your choice but this is offensive for 80% population of this country...
@@anuradhashukla1771 dude....There are thousands types different different costumes in the indian culture...And this are one of them.... Btw It's not your fault you just need proper education.....
Kuch bhi karlo logo ko problem hi hai.... all model wear bikini that's ok ...but now this year if they wear traditional costumes which represent indian culture... fir aagaye Sab Bolne bindi nahi hai ye to sharara hai...saree nahi hai.... why sufu music ...why bhansali ji always made films like this .... seriously....
Exactly bro. Urdu culture is one of the most beautiful Indian cultures it shouldn't be discriminated unnecessarily. Its indeed secular & not absolutely associated with a particular religion. It belongs to western Uttar Pradesh & Deccan.
India is more than SLB and Islamic False Glorification... Aise hi puri duniya mullo se tang nahi hai... Kitna sundar shrangaar hai hinduo ka... Islam me to chehra dikhana bhi mana hai.... Wo aapko jaan se maar sakte hain itni si cheez ke liye... Aur aise culture ko bharatiya culture me mix karne ki kisi ki himmat bhi kaise ho gai??? Indian Culture promotion means Bindi is must.. That's the only thing which separates India from rest of the world.
@@ashokkumarsahoo2985 Whatever you think! I'm an Urdu speaker and a Hindu both. So anyone unnecessarily & unfairly targeting Indian Urdu culture would be countered by me with all my humble efforts!
@@ashokkumarsahoo2985 Can you prove with intellectual argument & anthropological facts that Urdu language & its culture are not native to India? If you can't then you need to make your understanding great like mine as well!
Its Urdu culture of western Uttar Pradesh. Absolutely an Indian heritage. Urdu is a secular language just like other Indian languages, let's not discriminate it unfairly brother.
@@virferind7946 secularism means giving equal rights and support to every nasty religion and cult not just that “islam” also the word “secular language” is not suitable for urdu bcs its a market language invented just for market by mughals while their court language was farsi and Turkic garnishing here and there so stop your propaganda and misinformation ki dukaan
@@Palenque_pupikaka No, Urdu wasn't intentionally crafted, it was a spontaneous & gradual result of intermixing of people speaking Khari Boli & Persian, it could be referred to as "baazaar language" becoz it acted as a link language between the people of different ethnic languages in north India. Whatever Urdu was by origin, today its my mother tongue, and that's enough of a reason for me to be a barrier between Urdu & her attackers like you. I'm honestly protecting my very own language from unfair treatment, disinformation & injustice. If anyone's upto propaganda & dukaandaari is you. I'm not a Muslim, I'm a Hindu of Pashtun descent. You can call Islam whatever you please, I won't mind, but do not Urdu unnecessarily. Language don't follow a particular religion. If you're genuine enough then counter me with intellectual arguments, anthropological proofs & historic evidence or even linguistic research to prove that Urdu is not Indian Indo Aryan language native to India. If you prove it, I have no problem accepting any realistic fact, but if you just want play with futile words & display an empty brain with a hateful mind constructed around highly misinformed neurones then I've all the time in the world to deal with you my brother. Waiting for your intelligent reply.
@@Palenque_pupikaka Urdu wasn't intentionally invented or something, it formed thru a spontaneous process of gradual intermixing of people speaking Khari Boli & Farsi in north India. It was a market language since it acted as a link of communication between people of different languages. Languages do not own a religion. I'm not a Muslim, but a Hindu of Pashtun descent. My ethnic language is Urdu (since we're Indian Pashtuns). If you've any intellectual, anthropological or linguistic arguments to counter the fact that "Urdu is a Sanskrit based Indian Indo Aryan language of north India", then it would be most welcome. Whatever Urdu was by origin back then, its my mother tongue today and I would be an honest barrier between Urdu & anyone misjudging her. I've spoken facts, if anyone's upto propaganda & dukaandaari is obviously you! If you just want to display an empty brain active with hateful neurones, then I actually have all the time in the world to deal with you brother. Waiting for your intelligent, factual & realistic reply....
@@virferind7946 Its of no use to be rational with “hollowed out pipsqueaks” like you. i studied urdu and its script and how it was created Urdu is invented by adding arabic, farsi an Turkic scripts with convenient easy grammer for market use thats it it has got nothing to do with Sanskrit except some words borrowed from it like any other western languages would do if urdu was so secular then why didnt any other people use it apart from muslims ? bcs it is very close to the islamic outside foreign culture not of Indian. Languages do not own a religion ? then why cant Quran or bible be compulsory written in chinese ? oh yeah chineae did it already 😜 such a hate right ? no ? its secularism ? (fear) bcs to stop foreign “invasive” culture and “religion” destroy the indigenous righteous culture and faiths Your google skills of urdu may be good but still that doesn’t turn the lies into facts Its pitiful to see you in such a small puddle of ignorance with added arrogance if you go by this knowledge in your CV its highly likely you will get rejected by your cv itself stay in hate ! hate requires you in its dukaan of farziwada.
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People in the comments absolutely forgetting that India and Pakistan used to be the same country like 70 years ago. The history is shared, the culture same, and traditions combined. You can't simply avoid history.
This culture here isn't much of a Pakistani tradition, you're right bro it was one country to begin with, but after Partition the differences have become more prominent than ever. As far as the aesthetics & culture of this series are concerned, neither Urdu nor Sakal Ban composition is originally from Pakistan so to speak strictly. Its only the location of Heeramandi which is in Lahore (present day Pakistan) but there also tawaifs were more like Punjabi culture oriented, those tawaifs apparantly wore salwar kameez not the dresses shown up here (as seen from actual pictures and from Pakistani movies & drama), to see proper Urdu tawaifs one should look at tawaif tradition of Lucknow not Lahore. This seems Lucknow inspired Lahore not authentic Lahore!
The outfits are so elegant and beautiful ❤
They are promoting heeramandi😂 not indian culture 😅
The cultural traits like the costume, jewelry & mannerisms like Aadaab are integral part of Indian culture. It belongs to north India, esp Lucknow, Rampur & western Uttar Pradesh. They represent Urdu tradition of India.
stop barking
Yes of course it's a film promotion which is quite obvious. I don't understand why are people getting triggered.
What is Indian culture if its not ..???
Representing Indian culture and Indian attire ❤❤❤।। Lots of love for Heeramandi & Hindi cinema only 🔥🇮🇳❤❤❤❤
Who chose the annoying background music isse acha padmavat ka bgm dal dethe😂😂😂
This song is changed here asal me heeramandi ka music hai bg me
This was not required in this pageant. There's no connection between the 2 shows. Instead Omdian designers should have made some traditional gowns for them all by mixing western and Indian cultures and creating masterpieces. That would have looked more beautiful
Well, this is also a form of Indian culture. It should get represented as well. What's wrong with that? These models are looking absolutely stunning in those attires!
Comments section 🤦🏻♀️its film promotion cant u see actors at the end 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
India have so many beautiful culture.
If they wanted they had a very good opportunity to represent any native culture of bharat but they chose this cult.
Don't call this culture a cult, this is sheer disrespect & blind hatred, have your words minded, when you yourself cannot tolerate a word against your culture why are you targeting someone else's culture. It doesn't represent any particular religion or community. Its simply Urdu culture of India that needs to be recognised for what it is. And its one of the native Indian cultures. You don't like it doesn't mean that its not Indian.
@@virferind7946Modi and the BJP have destroyed India. Instilled Hate when there was none. Very sad. They need to stop the constant Hate!!! I am not Muslim by the way. I believe in respect and appreciation for others that bring something positive to the table. Usually people that have nothing to offer are filled with HATE!!!
One day that HATE will tear this nation apart. Human beings never learn from history sadly, that is why they repeat it.
Why would you call this a cult?? Tawaifs, Devdasis, Baijis are not a cult they have been there since the beginning of times, from the Magadh empire to the Mughals. It's the British who downgraded them judging through their outdated Victorian morals, they were noble, educated and talented women who upheld Indian art, music and dance.
@@Account-user Its one of the most tragic demise of culture that Britishers inflicted upon our society. these women who primarily practice classical dance, music & poetry had to resort to prostituti_n later on due to loss of property & patronage, their downgrading by British Victorian & Christian values blurred the lines between Tawaif & Veshyaa. Unfortunately, this class never fully recovered. Today so called Tawaifs are mostly those who either practice "the other profession" or those who perform dances so different from the original ones. There are hardly any actual Tawaifs left in the country now!
@@virferind7946
😂😂😂😂 native indian culture?
One day u will start practicing British culture by calling it native English culture.
Stop this nonsense there's nothing like Urdu culture.
Islam represent kar rahe hai jiska is Desh se koi lena dena hai hai.
Invaders the wo log. Kabhi dekha hai koi desh apne invaders ke culture ko bacha ke rakhe.
Apni life me is se zyada beautiful kabhi nahi lagi hon gi ❤ great
I don't understand why such hateful comments, it's little bit mughal looks and why to not adapt mughal arts when they were part of our history too. Despite what type of kings they were that's different point. Plus here they came to promote their movie. Urdu is Indian language which was spoken in northern belt of india, even anarkali is mughal dress form didn't you had worn in your life or Kathak which became famous in Lucknow side having gharanas, Munsi premchand was writer who use urdu languages in his work. Stop becoming rigid when you live in multicultural, multilingual nation.
I wholeheartedly agree with you sister. I'm a proud Hindu with Urdu as my mother tongue, that's a combination beyond their narrow vision, since they're failing to differentiate between Religion, Language & Culture and how highly independent & exclusive each of these terms can be! Well, what abt Biryani, Gulab Jamun, Samosa, Shahi Tukda, Faaluda, Naan, Kebab and then Bollywood songs or Ghazals, or Sitar, Tabla, Santoor, Sarangi, Dilruba etc, are we going to hate them as well just becoz they're Urdu associated?
How far can we stretch our hatred for our own heritage & our own language? Whatever maybe someone's attitude towards a particular religion, but that shouldn't be mixed up with language & culture, I'm not a fan of I$lam myself, but that can't decide my sentiments for my Urdu. Salute to you btw for being different & smarter than the crowd, I wish more people like you to be around us!🙏❤
@@virferind7946Maybe because Urdu and things associated with it are given more space by Bollywood than needed. It gets promoted not in proportion to the size of the population that practices those tradition. So much that it has become the center of India story. Like how foreigners only know about Taj Mahal when they imagine India whereas India has so many more architectural marvel other than Taj Mahal. Every other native language and associated things became an after thought with whom majority of people find it easy to connect with. People are bored that Indian history, traditions, art, culture are restricted to Mughal era only. Even after so many decades, they still look foreign for majority of people who remained outside of Mughal influence.
@@sumandutta4834 I can understand your point. You're actually right, I agree with you. Indian & core Hindu culture should get the promotion & encouragement it deserves. Our Hindu culture is afterall a living civilization still blooming with every new marvel (Ram Mandir, New Jersey Mandir, Abu Dhabi Mandir, Chandrodaya Mandir). Of course India is much more beyond than Urdu culture & that side should be given weightage in proportion of its importance not just in Bollywood but in our minds & lives. People know about Taj Mahal but not about Brihadeshwar Temple & Kailasa Temple. They know Qutub Minar but not Vijay Stambha.
But look at Urdu from this point, despite being an integral part of Indian civilization Urdu gets continuously disowned, disregarded & hated by a vast number of its own people, Urdu is hated out of proportion, so doesn't it deserve recognition out of proportion as a matter of equity? If something suffers more than others it should be cared for more than the others, isn't it?
Another argument could be, many actors, authors & directors of Bollywood have north Indian roots and have an impression of contemporary Urdu elite culture, courtesan tradition & evergreen Urdu shayari, maybe that's a reason why we see such high influence of Urdu in Bollywood esp in songs.
I'm a Hindu & Urdu speaker at the same time. In both scenario I'm at loss whether it be underrepresentation of Hinduism or backlash over Urdu. I'm absolutely fine with overemphasis on Hinduism, Hindu traditional culture & Hindi language, but I want a small corner of dignity for my Urdu where it would be respected & accepted just like any other language of this nation!
You guys are suffering from Stockholm syndrome.
@@mercedesbenz3751 Stockholm Syndrome is when victim has empathy for abuser! But how do you know that we're "victims" in the first place? You're assuming this culture "necessarily" belongs to abusers or invaders, that's true to an extent, but its not entirely the case, what about Indian contribution & involvement in shaping this culture? So the culture here isn't purely the culture of abusers, its a collective expression of many communities not just one! What my point is, we cannot ignore the Indian component of this culture, so the victim vs abuser divide is not fully clear here (its clear in case of Religion, but not Culture).
Secondly isn't it not possible that many people might have acquired this culture by naturalisation through staying in the same region, not compulsorily by force & conversion? I don't consider myself victim, I'm an Indian Hindu Urdu speaker by my choice, I appreciate the Hindu contribution in creating Urdu language & her literature, shayari & slogans of our freedom movement.
So Stockholm Syndrome scenario doesn't fit here completely!
Miss tunisia 🇹🇳 imen you are soooo beautiful dear
The man next to julia looks like he is about to run for his life😢😂😂
This was NOT NEEDED here.
International Competition ko Desi bana diya.
And why Harbanjan is sitting in Judging Panel....??
Yehi dekhna baaki reh gaya tha
Exactly 😂
@@SakshiYadav-lj3ib Wahi toh...and upar se Nita Ambani ko bhi award dediya😂😂 MissWorld Competition ka toh mazak bana Diya😂😂 Foreign country meh yesab naatak nahi hota.
because this is jio conventional centre , they always give an award to the conventional centre's owner for hosting miss world @@mr.sooraj2630
Every country does their thing when it's organised by them aur har field se log hote hai panel me so that urvashi Rautela jaise log jyada khudko important na samjhe 😂
@@pavannn_13 u so hot
Miss Tunisia 🇹🇳❤️
Nepal 🇳🇵 amazing looks ❤
wow Nepal looks so good 😮❤
Heeramadi was located in Lahore, Pakistan not a back street in Gujrat or Rajasthan.... It is an out an out Pakistani neighborhood why do you relate the brothels of Heeramandi with Indian Culture? The organizers must think well before putting out world-class shows.
Heeramandi is in Lahore but the cultural traits shown here (the costume, jewelry & mannerisms) are the engaging aspects of Urdu culture of north India. Not a back street in Gujarat or Rajasthan but the Chowk area of Lucknow, old city of Delhi, the Rampur Riyasat are some of the native regions of this culture. Urdu & its culture got originated in & is native to western Uttar Pradesh in the region between Delhi & Lucknow. Lahore is in fact the centre of Punjabi culture not the Urdu culture shown up here. Urdu influence seen on Lahore is the the impression of Urdu culture of western Uttar Pradesh. Its indeed an aspect of Indian culture & aesthetics.
stupid! there was no pakistan until india was not split
We indians love Pakistan culture
@@tony-pc4kd Its not Pakistani culture. In fact Pakistan speaks an Indian language- Urdu & follows Indian cultural influences!
@@virferind7946 No.. Pakistan has their own Pakistan culture and we indians love and adore Pakistan culture ❤
04:03 Imen 🇹🇳❤️ just awesome!
❤❤❤محلاها ماشاء الله كان تبقا في الهند تنجح اكثر ❤❤
@@user-uy4ly8pi3t اي و الله
Funny how they used the most stereotypical Indian music for this smh
why salam and not namaste?? What is this?? And no bindi, why??
That's becoz they're representing Urdu culture. It has aadaab and generally there's no bindi. Its a tradition originated in Lucknow & western Uttar Pradesh.
I have raised the same concern.... And see how I am attacked in my reply section...
It's Islamic culture and not Hindu. Isn't it obvious from the clothes?
@@takumiusui6667 - Yes I do. But then why just Islamic culture? They should show culture of all colonizers - Mongols, Victorian British, Portugese - all of them who came, conqured, ruled, pillaged and looted India and Indians. Today it is Bharat, if you are having a Miss World in today's Bharat, show Bharat's culture, not culture of minority. If it was held in Malaysia or Pakistan they will not show Christian or Hindu culture, Similarly USA, UK, Australia will not show Hindu as their culture. So why are they showing Islamic culture to represent Bharat?
Because it's Netflix series promotion --heeramandi
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India is more than Taj Mahal and Sanjay Leela Bhansali.... why do you always relate India to the Mughal era. India is not an Islamic country. It has a rich cultural tapestry that runs back more than 5000 years.... If you need a theme for the Miss World Pageant.... How about Ajantha, Kajrao, Chola Sculptures, The Rajput paintings, South Indian Temple sculptures and so on.... Who do you brand Taj Mahal with India... I just hate Karan Johar and his silly twisted talks.
Had some other Indian culture been shown would you still have this same excuse brother, that, why this & why not that Indian culture is portrayed? Its an unwarranted discrimination with Urdu culture that when it is shown it gets unnecessarily hated by some people. It's one of the secular Indian languages & a broad culture spanning Uttar Pradesh & Deccan, let's not treat it unfairly.
So Taj Mahal is not Indian?
@@virferind7946 I am not against any cultural identity but when considering the roots of Bharat, it is based on Vedic philosophy and the entire culture is shaped based on the oneness with nature. Urudu, Islam and Mughal culture are elements that crept in to Bharath through invasion and they are foreign whether you like it or not. Bharat is always branded based on Taj Mahal and the Delhi sultanate. This is absolutely silly. If not for us who is going to speak about the true cultural identity of Bharat? so you want to talk about an invasive culture that is less than 1000 years and not talk about our more than 5000 years of cultural identity?
@@mahendranpradeep505Brother, I'm also an equal Hindu & Indian as you! First of all, to say India's roots are Vedic is very true but it's not universal to all Indian cultures, take cultures of Chhota Nagpur, North East India & Indian islands, their culture is not Vedic. Does that mean they're not Indian?
Urdu culture is not exactly "the invader's culture". Did they bring Urdu culture with them? No! In fact Urdu formed through the cultural exchange between two civilizations (Indian & Persian), and this synthesis happened in India with a major contribution from Indian side (Sanskrit, Khari Boli, Hindustani, Hindvi are all Indian components of Urdu). Since a larger share is by India & the locality being Indian, the culture is rightfully identified as an Indian culture.
Urdu has a very strong legacy of Hindu shayars & authors. It has contribution in contemporary Hinduism in the form of texts like Laal Kitaab. It gave slogans like Inquilab Zindabad. Urdu culture has shaped Lucknow style of Kathak dance & Hindustani Classical Music. Urdu has been playing key role in Bollywood & Media. So to link Urdu with a particular community is a grave mistake!
I do agree a disproportionate importance had being given to Mughal monuments like Taj Mahal, that shouldn't have had happened, but that's not an excuse for you to target Urdu.
Talking about "true culture of India" doesn't mean one should denounce another type of Indian culture having an equal right to represent India. Definitely Hindu culture is the core & soul of India, but that cannot bar us from not caring Urdu. Can these two cultures not coexist? I'm not talking about coexistence of Hinduism & Islam (I know how Islam is), I'm talking about full compatibility of secular Urdu & Hindi traditions which are beyond these religions.
We're Pashtun Hindu community & are Urdu speakers, there are Sikhs in India who speak Urdu, there's an Urdu Church in Hyderabad. Many Ex-Muslims are Urdu speakers, so to associate Urdu with certain religion is not justified. This unfairness & injustice won't be taken silently!
@@virferind7946 you don't have to write so much I can very well understand the point you are trying to arrive at... but still this is not a protest against Urudu... This is about the true essence of Barathiya Culture which is ancient. Will you speak the same for Sanskrit and Thamil which are the most ancient two classical languages of India. My point is why do we have to show case a mere addition while hiding the most precious gem in a chest kept in a dark corner. North India has long lost its true roots because of successive invasions by foreign powers. What is left now is a cocktail of different influences collectively forming an assembled cultural identity. So as Indians we have to brand what is truly ours and not something that was added halfway through. Hope you got my point. Talking about Kathak.... Jaipur Garana and Banarasi Garana preserve the true origins of temple Kathak where as Lucknow Garana is more entertainment based thanks to the ruthless mughals and islamic influences, It is branded as the dance of the courtesans rather than a temple dance.
Well I am not against improvisation and innovations but we have to respect our origins which is deeply rooted in Vedic Philosophy.... Kindly do your research properly, because there is no culture in India (Tribal and Classical) which does not find it's origins in the Vedhas.
After watichin this i want to said one thing
My FOOT
You didn't like these traditional outfits?
Sabko Heeramandi k heera bana daala 😂😂😂
Heera nahi wh-0re.
Wese bhi !$/am mai aurto ki itni hi aukaat hai.
@@SarojSingh-nq5ql Not W H 0 R E, they're courtesans & its not Islamic but Urdu!
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We all know who associates them with so called Urdu there's is nothing like Urdu dress or culture but people who love it does have islamic connections.
@@SarojSingh-nq5ql Not necessarily. We belong to Pashtun Hindu community from north India, and we're are native Urdu speakers. We've a thriving Urdu culture & language which we represent thoroughly. Hindu books like Laal Kitaab are basically from Urdu. There is a very long & strong legacy of Hindu & Sikh Urdu poets & authors from Premchand, Firaq to Gulzar. There's also an Urdu Church in Hyderabad. There're Urdu speaking Ex-Muslims as too. This is enough to clarify the multi-religious & composite nature of Urdu culture. Now this is very unjust & unfair that out of hate & bias someone is denying the existence of a form of living Indian culture. I can enlist more than 100 cultural entities belonging to faith, literature, architecture, cuisine, music etc from this culture to prove its striking existence in India. Either you haven't perceived this obvious culture or you're purposely denying it out of blind dislike. I'm not a Muslim, but an Urdu speaker, & I will fight for the dignity & honour of it!!!
To be frank i dont call this shit as Indian tradition wear !!!!
Pakistani attire
It is indeed one of the Indian traditional wears. These costume belong to Urdu tradition which is native to western Uttar Pradesh & Lucknow. It should be given its due recognition. No amount of prejudice can take away the Indianness of this culture.
@@virferind7946 ya that's what I'm saying.....Urdu tradition didn't originate in this land its a mix of Arabic influence just adopted shit ! But the pure Indian culture is what originated in India !!!
@@Humanlysane_ Brother Urdu tradition did synthesized in India from the confluence of Indian & Persian elements. The resultant culture is something unique, but since this union & subsequent evolution occured in India, this is Indian culture.
Take Urdu for instance, it has Persianised vocabulary, but its structure & grammar are from Sanskrit and it formed in Uttar Pradesh, that's why its considered an Indo-Aryan language of India.
Ingredients could be from many other cultures but the base & primary skeleton is Indian thus they're regarded as Indian. "Pure Indian Hindu" culture itself has elements adapted from many outside cultures, like usage of potato in fasting, concept of using potato as food is neither Indian nor Hindu since this vegetable came to India after it was 'discovered' in Americas in 15th century. Would you call traditional potato fasting delicacies & upwaas snacks a foreign entity becoz potato is not Indian? Do answer.
@@virferind7946 I'm an Hindhu i didn't know my entire life that we use.... what potatoes in fasting???? We never followed that especially in South India. I know north is invaded by Mughals so they may have these practices influenced Mughals !!! Don't mingle eating habits with the divine cultures that we have !!
Why they choose such music whenever it comes to india?
We saw two Nepali beauties Priyanaka Rani Joshi and Manisha Koirala ✨✨
Indian look to bilkul nhi lag raha hai
Filam ka promotion hora hai ye yaar Heera Mandi movie 🎥❤❤❤
Par ye Indian hi hai. It belongs to Indian Urdu tradition, native to western Uttar Pradesh.
Lehanga Sharara garara ..... Lucknow me to har shadi me dikhta hai ....aur Indian hi hai... Ye zari ka kaam bahut hota hai Lucknow me ....
@@SachinLKO1Haa brother! Beshak. Sirf Lucknow hi nahi, India mein doosre bhi kai jagaho pe istemaal hote hai aise libaas. Aaj kal to gharara, sharara aur jhoomar functions mein saari aur bindi ki tarah hi amooman pehne jaane lage hain! Yeh Hindustani tehzeeb ka hi ek hissa hain!
This is Mughal look not indian loook you all are misguiding the people.and why only 2 to 3 women wearing lehenga . And jo bhi lehenge main hai unhe chote or kam kapade kiyu pahenaye india ka lehenga aisa nhi hai or jo bhi sharara mughal look main hai unhe pura dhaka hua kiyu hai
India tay mahal aunderman
Nepal look so beautiful ❤️
Raja mauli ka bhi nam.le lete
Ye promotion tha movie ka
The Judges are soo random. What the hell.
What's with the music.... It's funny 🤣🤣
I was OK till 3:59 ☻️
Its actually the islamic attires.
Why bhajji is there ?
What nonsense is this?
They are showing indian culture of Pakistani?
No, its Indian culture from western Uttar Pradesh & Lucknow.
It is Indian culture bro. Get a life.
What according to you is Indian culture? What according to you is Pakistani culture? It might come as a shock to you but India and Pakistan used to be the same country 😮😮😮. And it's possible that there's shared culture and common history. And the fact about history is that, you can't undermine it. It's gonna pop up and haunt your dreams how ever much you try to hide it.
Deng deng deng nepotism detected, Karan Johar rejected.
Nicely portrayed Islamic India 🇮🇳 👌 bharath maths ki jai Allahu akbar
Not I$lamic India brother, only thing that could be labelled as predominantly Muslim is the name of a Sufi saint (Nizamuddin) in the composition. Otherwise most of this is from Urdu Culture of north India centred around Delhi & Lucknow, which doesn't entirely belong to one particular community. Its a form of an Indian culture, not Islamic, but is a mixture of Hindu & Persian elements, originating from north India. To equate it with one particular community or religion would be a disregard to its composite multi-religious nature!
@virferind7946 brother just look at those dresses ,it's similar to mughal era styling makeover and why are feeling offended with Islam. After Indonesia highest Muslim population resides in India.
@@user-do5uw1nz5w I don't want to offend you brother, but the truth is, Islam highly hates K A A F I R S (Non-Muslims). Islam calls them W O R S T OF C R E A T U R E S. So how can one expect that we K aafirs will respect Islam. We can't respect it. So I do not respect Islam but I do respect those Muslims who want to be really peaceful with non-Muslims.
It not just Muslim or Mughal culture, its followed by many Non-Muslims as well so it doesn't identify with one particular religion or community.
@@user-do5uw1nz5w Brother, I don't want to hurt your feelings, but the truth must be said! Our offence on Islam is not unreasonable. You can look into Quran & see how it describes the non-Muslims (esp Quran 98:6). If those are the views of Islam on Non-Muslims, how do you expect non-Muslims to like Islam? Would you like a religion that speaks & preaches against you & your religion?
I personally dislike Islam, but I respect & appreciate those Muslim individuals who remain genuinely good to me, so I'm against Islam as a religion, not against Muslims as individuals. We can hate an religion & its ideology but we should not hate the whole community for the attitude of some people.
This isn't Islamic culture. It could be Mughal & Urdu Culture but Urdu Culture is not restricted to a particular Religion or Community. Many Non-Muslims also follow Urdu cultural elements. Actual Islamic culture is Arabic not Urdu. Urdu culture is a composite Indo Persian culture native to north India followed by many religions & community. Their are Urdu speaking Hindu, Sikhs & Christians in India (although quite minority) just like there are Urdu speaking Muslims.
Miss world competition??
Doesn’t look alike. 😅😅
What a pathetic music
Fck looks so gorgeous
Islam promotion by bollywood once again
Isn't all this is to promote heeramandi.
No doubt a very well attempt to glorify islamic wh0- re ship.
What is Islamic in this? Its Urdu culture, one of the Indian cultures.
@@virferind7946चल बे हलाला
😂😂😂 shows you are uneducated. It's an Indian culture. India is diverse country
Saroj jee, aek Urdu sher khaas aapki khidmat mein, ye kalaam aapka nazariya aur himaaqat bayaan karta hai, samaa'at farmaiye,
Tehzeeb e Lakhnau aapko Lahaur lagti hai,
Hai jo 'Courtesans', aapko 'Who- re' lagti hai,
Kaunsa andha chashma yeh pehn baiThe aap,
Hai cheez kuch aur, aapko kuch aur lagti hai....
@@virferind7946 wa wa kuch samjh nahi aaya lekin tum pakke katuye lagte ho 😍
Monna wa tukwi abo a itumetse😂, mme he gave a very creepy look of disgust when a Jesus girl was rocking that stage... I couldnt even recognise the ladies' faces in those maburabura... matjakgatjakga
Is this Bollywood fashion promotion or Islamic promotion???? Why bindi is missing?
Why so salty sis! 😅
This are indian traditional costumes not islamic.....
@@mysteriousboy4274 Indian culture is saree or lahanga not sharara... Plus bindi is must...
@@yousufsharifshanto7533 why not... You are representing culture of India without bindi!!! Since when sharara and aadab is mentioned as Indian Awtar??? If you don't feel bad with this wrong representation your choice but this is offensive for 80% population of this country...
@@anuradhashukla1771 dude....There are thousands types different different costumes in the indian culture...And this are one of them....
Btw It's not your fault you just need proper education.....
Kuch bhi karlo logo ko problem hi hai.... all model wear bikini that's ok ...but now this year if they wear traditional costumes which represent indian culture... fir aagaye Sab Bolne bindi nahi hai ye to sharara hai...saree nahi hai.... why sufu music ...why bhansali ji always made films like this .... seriously....
These are not traditional costumes and they do not represent Indian culture. They represent a cult which mullawood has an obsession with.
Exactly bro. Urdu culture is one of the most beautiful Indian cultures it shouldn't be discriminated unnecessarily. Its indeed secular & not absolutely associated with a particular religion. It belongs to western Uttar Pradesh & Deccan.
India is more than SLB and Islamic False Glorification... Aise hi puri duniya mullo se tang nahi hai... Kitna sundar shrangaar hai hinduo ka... Islam me to chehra dikhana bhi mana hai.... Wo aapko jaan se maar sakte hain itni si cheez ke liye... Aur aise culture ko bharatiya culture me mix karne ki kisi ki himmat bhi kaise ho gai??? Indian Culture promotion means Bindi is must.. That's the only thing which separates India from rest of the world.
Total Islamic promotion
No, this is Urdu culture of north India brother. Urdu is neither Islamic nor Pakistani.
Namaste to your great understanding
@@ashokkumarsahoo2985 Whatever you think! I'm an Urdu speaker and a Hindu both. So anyone unnecessarily & unfairly targeting Indian Urdu culture would be countered by me with all my humble efforts!
@@ashokkumarsahoo2985 Can you prove with intellectual argument & anthropological facts that Urdu language & its culture are not native to India? If you can't then you need to make your understanding great like mine as well!
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typical bollywood’s Mughal culture promotion😂
Its Urdu culture of western Uttar Pradesh. Absolutely an Indian heritage. Urdu is a secular language just like other Indian languages, let's not discriminate it unfairly brother.
@@virferind7946 secularism means giving equal rights and support to every nasty religion and cult not just that “islam”
also the word “secular language” is not suitable for urdu bcs its a market language invented just for market by mughals while their court language was farsi and Turkic garnishing here and there
so stop your propaganda and misinformation ki dukaan
@@Palenque_pupikaka No, Urdu wasn't intentionally crafted, it was a spontaneous & gradual result of intermixing of people speaking Khari Boli & Persian, it could be referred to as "baazaar language" becoz it acted as a link language between the people of different ethnic languages in north India.
Whatever Urdu was by origin, today its my mother tongue, and that's enough of a reason for me to be a barrier between Urdu & her attackers like you. I'm honestly protecting my very own language from unfair treatment, disinformation & injustice. If anyone's upto propaganda & dukaandaari is you.
I'm not a Muslim, I'm a Hindu of Pashtun descent. You can call Islam whatever you please, I won't mind, but do not Urdu unnecessarily. Language don't follow a particular religion.
If you're genuine enough then counter me with intellectual arguments, anthropological proofs & historic evidence or even linguistic research to prove that Urdu is not Indian Indo Aryan language native to India. If you prove it, I have no problem accepting any realistic fact, but if you just want play with futile words & display an empty brain with a hateful mind constructed around highly misinformed neurones then I've all the time in the world to deal with you my brother. Waiting for your intelligent reply.
@@Palenque_pupikaka Urdu wasn't intentionally invented or something, it formed thru a spontaneous process of gradual intermixing of people speaking Khari Boli & Farsi in north India. It was a market language since it acted as a link of communication between people of different languages.
Languages do not own a religion. I'm not a Muslim, but a Hindu of Pashtun descent. My ethnic language is Urdu (since we're Indian Pashtuns).
If you've any intellectual, anthropological or linguistic arguments to counter the fact that "Urdu is a Sanskrit based Indian Indo Aryan language of north India", then it would be most welcome.
Whatever Urdu was by origin back then, its my mother tongue today and I would be an honest barrier between Urdu & anyone misjudging her. I've spoken facts, if anyone's upto propaganda & dukaandaari is obviously you!
If you just want to display an empty brain active with hateful neurones, then I actually have all the time in the world to deal with you brother. Waiting for your intelligent, factual & realistic reply....
@@virferind7946 Its of no use to be rational with “hollowed out pipsqueaks” like you.
i studied urdu and its script and how it was created
Urdu is invented by adding arabic, farsi an Turkic scripts with convenient easy grammer for market use thats it it has got nothing to do with Sanskrit except some words borrowed from it like any other western languages would do
if urdu was so secular then why didnt any other people use it apart from muslims ? bcs it is very close to the islamic outside foreign culture not of Indian.
Languages do not own a religion ? then why cant Quran or bible be compulsory written in chinese ? oh yeah chineae did it already 😜
such a hate right ? no ? its secularism ?
(fear) bcs to stop foreign “invasive” culture and “religion” destroy the indigenous righteous culture and faiths
Your google skills of urdu may be good but still that doesn’t turn the lies into facts
Its pitiful to see you in such a small puddle of ignorance with added arrogance
if you go by this knowledge in your CV its highly likely you will get rejected by your cv itself
stay in hate ! hate requires you in its dukaan of farziwada.
Best host country....india