Thread is inspired by Ek Ummang post.
Are desi more dramatic than any others?
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Not really.
Bosworth Hall Hotel wedding descends into chaos after fight | Daily Mail Online
Add 1000 wedding guests to any culture’s wedding and you will have some drama.
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Now a days most of people in my family getting married at their own risk. No family involvement but like a guest. But i love this tradition when families meet with each other then say oh Aap Kay Dada Kay Chacha Kay Baitay Mairi Ammi Kay Nandoi Thay. So its just good thing and i simply love this one. But I know people who don’t have moral value refusing to getting married their cousins even breaking engagement coz they like their colleague or class fellow and spent a separate life.
Family involvement is important only in some families but most of the people allowing their kids to getting married by themselves so no blame will come on them.
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No, you haven't seen white people drama . but its a different kind of drama than ours but equally crazy
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other means?
well can’t compare because oron k dramay dekhy he nahi :halo:
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If desis named themselves do umang I would say they are dramatic
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Worth a read to realise the passive aggressive uncle aunties are not the worst thing that could happen.
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No, you haven't seen white people drama . but its a different kind of drama than ours but equally crazy
Exactly
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Desi still care for 'log kiya kahen ge' and therefore they create dramas intentionally as well as unintentionally (due to society pressure). Like someone didn't attend a wedding in my family and later he / she invited me, I'll feel tempted to reject the invitation to equal the score.
me = desis... There are exceptions like me (myself) :D