Marrying a hyderbadi

Re: Marrying a hyderbadi

It honestly may just be my inlaws. They’re a little…TOO…chill about stuff. I also think that Punjabis tend to be more…showy…in their mehmandaari. I don’t know how to explain it. If anyone comes over to our house, 5-6 dishes are “normal”. But this isn’t something unique to Punjabis because I’ve been to quite a few punjabi houses where I wasn’t ever even offered chai. lol

And I really do think it also stems from just being more simple, down to earth. Most of the hydros I know are very educated and pretty well off but you wouldn’t be able to tell. Then I have pakistani family/friends that max out credit cards to pay for things they can’t afford just for showing off.

I mean, obviously I’m generalizing and I know lots of hydro girls with lots of saleeka. I was just basing it off of my very intimate interactions I’ve had with my in laws and friends. I think I was just a little more uptight anyways because of my family (which probably has nothing to do with the geographic location I’m in).

Also, hydro weddings are the only ones I’ve even heard of that are still segregated.

Lol, I’ve been to chicago numerous times–it was those friends that live there that told me to stay away from hydro guys. :stuck_out_tongue:

I’m just messing. =)

Really? In my experience it’s been the opposite. Not that the guy takes them to the cleaner, but the guy ends up having a LOTTT of dirty laundry that comes out. Even the reformed ones I’ve met have sketchy pasts that put my “dirty laundry” to shame. I think the drinking/partying/going around with girls (again, may have a lot to do with the fact that most hydros I know are drs/drs’ kids) is fairly rampant; I haven’t heard of very many hydro guys with a completely clean past.

Again..generalizing…

I will say, hyderabadi biryani is AMAZINGGGG. And I love the saath laara / gulubund the girls wear at weddings; not a fan of the khada dupatta.