BiRee or Huqqa

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That might be another play then. His character in Karawaan was very poor to even afford a beat up car :smiley: But he smoked a lot in that serial.

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^ Oh yes, I think that was the one

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beereee jalaile jigar se piyaaaa
jigar ma bari aag haiii

last time i was in india, i bought a couple of bricks of beeRees (20 rupees or so gets you a buttload) and distributed them amongst my smoker lafanga frands in the US. the smell of raw tobacco is so awesome <3

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What is your top brand in India?

Ours is Babu BeeRee

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ji wo kafi mehangi hoti hai regular brand se ..ek cigarette kuch saal pehle 8INR ki thi…:smiley:

aur beerri ko tendu patte me wrap kia jata hai…nagpur ke aas paaas ke junglaat me kafi milta hai yeh patta

@TLK bhai India ek baraa mulk hai:D

isme har jaga apne local brands famous hai jaise vidarbha region me 27 no.beedi kaafi famous hai..is company hamare former civil aviation minister ke bhi shares hai…:smiley:

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well there are local home made ones - you see all these old men and women sitting around chatting and rolling beedees. but the big commercial brand names where i come from is Kaja beedi and dinesh beedi. Kaja has its own wiki page. :smiley: Kaja Beedi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dinesh beedi is a cooperative society, and its mostly women who roll beedis for them.


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My Dadi also used to help my dada in his BeeRi business and she knew how to make BeeRi

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SO I guess the main diff between Cigar and Beeri is that Cigar is tobacco rolled in tobacco leaf, whole beeri is just rolled tobacco leaf.

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no man, it is filled with snipped up tiny pieces of tobacco leaf too. it is technically a cigar.

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no...my friend in my village used to make beeRii as a profession...he still makes beeRiiyaaN...he uses leaves from a certain tree grown in Jabalpur area of India. a small amount of chopped tobacco leves is rolled in leaves and pinched in on one side [the wider end] and tied by a thread on the other thinner end.

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I’ve had “paan” a few times, but I am not really keen on tobacco, desi varieties or otherwise, because an uncle, who used to be a chain smoker, got lung cancer so I know it’s NOT worth the trouble.

BTW someone mentioned ‘bhang’ here. I have heard that the halwa poori you get from modest dhaba-like places sometimes contains bhang. I wonder if that’s true. :hmmm: