How does this word became representative of middle class?
Were colored clothes more expensive than white clothes, when this term was coined?
Re: Safaid Posh
hakuna likes dene ko nahin kaha tha, comment karne ko kaha hai 
Re: Safaid Posh
^ well bhaiya ur question is quite interesting.. with these 2 parts..
Firstly I would love to explain that Safaid Posh.. actually means The Person who wears white/glowing clothes...
Also its a term used for BHALA-MAANS...Innocent/ SHAREEF TABAA'A...Clam...
Secongly... it is actually representing the lower middle class.. with the people who are earning hand to mouth or maybe less.. but stanced firmly without asking for help...
And according to my point of view... color doesnt matters but the quality do...!!!
Middle class?? I thought it was for upper class people,
^ well bhaiya ur question is quite interesting.. with these 2 parts..
Firstly I would love to explain that Safaid Posh.. actually means The Person who wears white/glowing clothes... Also its a term used for BHALA-MAANS...Innocent/ SHAREEF TABAA'A...Clam...
Secongly... it is actually representing the lower middle class.. with the people who are earning hand to mouth or maybe less.. but stanced firmly without asking for help...
And according to my point of view... color doesnt matters but the quality do...!!!
Muqaw is it true 'boski' ( if I spell correct ) clothes were for rich peoples ?
Re: Safaid Posh
aap ne ye nahin suna ke safaid poshi ka bharam rakhna mahaal ho gaya hai
Re: Safaid Posh
Boski is not a color, it type of cloth.. boski Double ghoRa 
Some people in rural Sindh got special fondness for this Boski and they consider it status symbol 
Re: Safaid Posh
^ well bhaiya ur question is quite interesting.. with these 2 parts..
Firstly I would love to explain that Safaid Posh.. actually means The Person who wears white/glowing clothes... Also its a term used for BHALA-MAANS...Innocent/ SHAREEF TABAA'A...Clam...
Secongly... it is actually representing the lower middle class.. with the people who are earning hand to mouth or maybe less.. but stanced firmly without asking for help...
And according to my point of view... color doesnt matters but the quality do...!!!
very well explained, but my question is why they selected white for middle class. were colors not affordable for this class. As far as I know, in old times, you couldn't have colored clothes and you have to ask rangrez to color white clothes. In our childhood, it was common that ladies used to send their dupattas to rangrez for coloring.
aap ne ye nahin suna ke safaid poshi ka bharam rakhna mahaal ho gaya hai
Han suna hai, per bharam tou like kisi bari ya nam wali chez ka rakha jata hai na tou muje laga Jo rich hain wo kehte hain yeh,,
And what does mean by 'posh ilaeky Mai ghar'
Lol but gone are those days, now everyone is wearing it 
Re: Safaid Posh
Paposh main rehte ho ya Posh ilaqe main 
Safaid Poshi = lower middle class as explained by Hakuna
Re: Safaid Posh
Han suna hai, per bharam tou like kisi bari ya nam wali chez ka rakha jata hai na tou muje laga Jo rich hain wo kehte hain yeh,,
And what does mean by 'posh ilaeky Mai ghar'
lol that's a different posh.
Safaid Posh
Umeraa baaji explain :p
Re: Safaid Posh
That posh is English. Meaning nice, cool, stylish, or like upper-class.
Re: Safaid Posh
Lol but gone are those days, now everyone is wearing it :p
It lost importance due to popularity of western clothes
It lost importance due to popularity of western clothes
No people still like it, even people of Punjab also wear boski.
Then it’s like white posh?? 
Re: Safaid Posh
No. I was only talking about, "posh ilaeky Mai ghar"
Safaid Posh
Oh woh wala posh.