It is funny how different states have different ways, Here are a few that I found somewhere , Will put some more later..
1. If it Isn’t a PATIALA PEG, it isn’t a Drink … (Make that a bit more than a double)
2. A Punjabi Wedding without alcohol will always have a DRINKS-Car parked outside
3. If you are a Punjabi you definitely know at least one Sweety, sunny, Bitu,Tony, Jassi
4. No party is complete till people start to dance and sing “Oh Ho ho ho .. Ishq tera tadpave” or “De Lai geda” or alltime favourite “PUTT JATTAN DE BALAUNDE BAKRE”
5. When we say Cloney we don’t mean GEORGE CLOONEY.. we may be talking of Defence CLONEY …
6. Butter chicken, butter naan, butter Milk – THREE COURSE MEAL FOR PUNJABI
7. Tandoori Chicken – National bird in Punjab
8. And the best one
Which state has the highest english speaking population
Before 8 pm :- KERALA
After 8 PM :- PUNJABBBBBBBBB
Ps:- Message of the day …
Please Honk your HORN slowly.. My country is SLEEPING
PPS:- All pictures courtesy Google
Update:- 15-12-2012
READ:-
Me and My Random Thoughts 
super LOL! beinf in Delhi around Punjabis for so long, I can exactly identify with all of those points!
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yayyyyyyyyyy 🙂 I miss it all now 🙂
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Hand-picked gems, Bikram. But haven’t you forgotten Pratha and Nyodda (Noida)? Waiting for the others in the series.
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I have not forgotten mami, kuch next time ke liye bhi , more coming soon.. 🙂
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Very interesting to know that butter milk is a Punjab favorite; it is in some parts of Tamil Nadu!
Since you mentioned butter chicken let me ask you, do you have a tried and true recipe for butter chicken? It’s my kids’ favorite but I can not make it as good as it is in the restaurants.
I am not a Punjabi yet I know some of these names in your list – of course of Punjabi friends!
Have a great weekend!
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butter milk is yummy its called lassy and early morning a mug full of it keeps you fileld up for a long time 🙂
oh yes , I make yummy butter chicken , I will surly email you a recipe that i use and I hope it will come out as yummy .
You have a great weekend toooooooooo 🙂
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Oh hoo Bikram.. Food Mazaa Food Mazaaa!!! Advertise na..
@NRIGirl.. 🙂 Good I take this opportunity to invite you to see my recipes at Food Mazaa… try out MINE first okay.. then tell me which one was better.. mine 😛
Pssssttt… mera wala recipe zyada acha hai… 😉
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I am sure it is
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hahaha. #7 is made me rofl 😀 i loveee buttermilk too 😀
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🙂 thank you so much , it is true, they should declare it as the national bird he he hehe
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Hahahhaha!!! Waiting for part2 🙂
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he he he Thank you RAJ, will put the part 2 soon toooo 🙂
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LOLs Bikram!! Thanks for this enlightening insight on Punjabis.. kya hai na.. I haven’t had much interaction with Punjabis for most of my life.. so good to know.. waise kuch toh pehle se pata the,, courtesy hindi movies.. but i found that car filled with daroo very funny.. also national bird he he..
next installment jaldi please.. zyada wait mat karwana..
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well you are very welcome. oh yes eveyr wedding will have one for sure , and all the weddings I have been to usually the one I am travelling is the daroo car 🙂 ..
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he he
In that case, will your wedding have a truck load of daroo???
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it Will or May already have
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I luv the dance and the buttermilk parts the most 😛 😛
Btw, I know Sweety and Jassi too tee hee 😆
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he he he 🙂 excellent I am sure you will know others tooo ..
next time I have a wedding in punjab you are most welcome to attend it will let you know for sure ..
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It’s not too different here, just one change – Butter Naan, Paneer butter masala and Butter milk 🙂
Destination Infinity
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he he he I guess that will work tooo.. I am fan of non veg food ..
Thanks DI
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Amusing! Totally hilarious! Loved points 3 and 5 the most! 😀 bring the next part out soon!
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Yes will bring part 2 soon for sure .. 🙂
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O ho … KOOO post … like punjabi .. 🙂
Hello ,
I am anu , your latest follower … 🙂
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Hello Anu, How you doing. Welcome here and Thanks for visiting , Now dont forget to visit again and again .. 🙂
Thank you for liking the post
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Ha ha… true true…. especially the Desh is sleeping part! 🙂 Where do you get these images from… he he
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🙂 thank you Jyothi, glad you noticed the DESH is sleeping one.. Actually one of my good friends Mr. Chowla had sent me a email with this , I found most of the statements very true so , decided to put them up , with a couple of changes and offcourse the pictures ..
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Lolz.. hilarious. Just one correction — even if you’re not a Punjabi you’ll know a Sweety, Sunny..
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I am sure of that 🙂 if you are punjabi you will hear of MORE sweety, bitu and all he he he he
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LOLOL…this was too good, Bikram..keep them coming 🙂
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Thank you so much..
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BTW Bikram, you did this post “BEFORE 8 PM” or “AFTER 8 PM” ……hehe… 😉
Loved your sense of humor 🙂
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Irfan ha ha ha 🙂 Well if there are spelling mistakes then before .. and if none then obviously after 8 pm … Thats when punjabi suddenly know how to speak english 🙂
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I believe Car is “Pappu Te Nikki di Gaddi”
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ha ha ha 🙂 haanji thats what is is .. Big gaddi is used for the baraat he he he he
Thank you and Welcome here to this blog
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LOL! liked the national bird and the auto one on country sleeping. Bring on the next.
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Thank you mam. Yeah the auto one is very true for sure our nation is sleeping I wonder when it will sleep 🙂
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Hahaha super….the cloney one is awesome….butter..i can imagine…glad that u didnt post sardar jokes…tired of that mockery….hehe waiting for more….jaldi….
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Desh sleeping also…rocks…:)
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Well yeah I am not a fan of sardar jokes , being a sardar myself I know how it feels and especially by people who DON’t know why a Sardar became a Sardar ..
Will put the next one soon
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My son asks me, amma tell some more…I said, we need to ask Bikram Uncle..:)
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he he he 🙂 Ok will put another one very veyr soooon .. promise
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I loved all the points and I love buttermilk too!! 😀
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Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy 🙂 thank you pixie
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Lol!! I got reminded of the song “kithe gayee sharab Di gaddi”…
My hubby is Punjabi but my in-laws and everybody in extended family doesn’t eat non veg and doesn’t take drinks!!!!
Oh and if a Punjabi said poolsi, it means police!!!
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🙂 he is , then you know how it is all about .. well not to worry about not eating non veg.. because instead of chicken it can be paneer and all 🙂
yeah POLSE 🙂 nice one , I need to put this in the list next time
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Yeah, it is all about Paneer, butter, curd, milk….basically any dairy item!!! and then feeding it to everybody till they are neck deep in food 🙂
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he he he .. I know that feeling , been in those situation a few times
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Yeah, but i enjoy it and as a result end up putting on loads of weight whenever i visit Punjab….
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Yeah, but i enjoy it and as a result end up putting on loads of weight whenever i visit Punjab….
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Same here and I dont know what this charm of making sure the boy who has come from UK, and OBVIOUSLY is weak and lost weight , he has to be given MILK and that too those big STEEL glasses..
He has to have that and then that Butter in the Saag etc OH BOYY , sometimes I am scared to go to punjab he he hehe
Daroo waroo chicken shicken de do but noooo it has to be milkkkkkkkkkkkk 🙂 hje he he he he
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ROFL Mann, Only you know to compile such posts. Cheers
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Thank you so much.. 🙂
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OH,Paaji…Phatte chak Ditte.
We are,because we are so good
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Thank you so much, chowla sir, it was the email you sent that I used 🙂 os thanks to you
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Any thing for you,Bikram
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Ha ha ha ha Bikram loved this post!
I have so many people around me who are Punjabis and I seriously love their love towards life, wanting to live kingsize each moment. Khana, khilana, peena, pilana, naachna, gaana – oh their life is so colourful!!
Guess what I have asked as my wedding gift from my Punjabi Aunty – a beautiful chuda 🙂
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Thank you so much. Well thats how it should be live life fully..
oooh and I hope the aunty get you the Chooda .. beautiful.. you get such lovely ones from Patiala in punjab
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A true punjabi capturing the spirit of Punjab 🙂
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Thank you Jas, I am sure you will know a few more so do share 🙂
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Had recieved this in a mail and was laughing my heart out 😀
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I too had recieved it in a email, from Chowla sir..
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Lol…. I enjoyed reading it… 🙂
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Tan.. thank you. How are you ..
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ha ha ha ha oh my god this was hilarious…tussi great ho paaji…
i love the way Bengalis,Gujratis,Punjabis,all add so much spice in our culture…
but yes Patiala se neeche kuch nahi 😉
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Thank you thank you.. oh yes each one of the states have their unique ways for sure
oh yes the party starts with a couple of Patiala 🙂 he he heh e
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Yeah I know a Bittu and a sweet 😀
Never knew that punjabis did eat a lot of tandoori chicken
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Good goood 🙂 Well you know Two now he he he he …
oh you did not, believe me , a lot is LESS 🙂 we go to a pub have all that chicken and come home for DINNER tooo 🙂 he he he he
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Dumb me actually thought it was George Clooney. Lol, super funny. 😀
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oh ho .. its the way we say it thats why 🙂
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ha ha ha..LOL!!
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teehee. Awesome post. Almost everything had me in splits 🙂 But the desh sleeping was the best!
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Thank you Jen.. Well I hope it wakes up soon or at least tries to wake up
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Hilarious! “A Punjabi Wedding without alcohol will always have a DRINKS-Car parked outside” – ha ha spot on 🙂
Bikram you rock!
Cheers.
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Thank you dilip sir, Glad you found it good
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super good! cloney //
n national bird …love the post gr8!
keep up the humor
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Thank you Harman, glad you said that. he he he
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Loved it! You forgot to add one thing – The handsomest men and the ‘beautiful-est’ women in India are PUNJABIs!!!! 🙂 And I found that Punjabis and I have similar taste in ‘soft’ drinks!!
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Bala sir, Thank you for those lovely words, Glad you feel that way .. I am sure about that “SOFT” drink he he heh
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Great pics…Some are beautiful while others are delicious. Loving the satire in the last pic. I am sorry for my absence on few previous posts. Hope you will understand. Love you Bikram !– Vande Matram !
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Thank you mam, How are you doing. Glad you enjoyed the article. dont say sorry , its ok as and when you get time to hop on 🙂
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Lovely rib tickling digs, Bikram:) Wait for more!
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Thank you Rahul sir, yes yes yes more very sooon
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Hilarious stuff. What about the various choice gaalis for which Punjabis are “famous”.
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Offcourse Sir and they come in the next part for sure 🙂 ..
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LOL, all these are so true. Feels like home after reading this post and english, yes…even thats right and hilarious too 🙂
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Saru thank you so much, glad you enjoyed 🙂
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I had the good fortunes of living in Patiala for roughly a year. Although I didn’t ave my tryst with the famed peg but your post does refresh the memories. 😀 The last image says a lot but I wish to suggest a correction: This country is comatose now. Theoretically, it can still live but no one seems to be doing enough.
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PAtiala oh wow, where did you live, Thats my city, we have our family house there in Hira-nagar near 22no. phatak, thats where we stayed before we shifted to chandigarh.
you are right everyone is busy in their own little world..
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We stayed at SST Nagar, just off the road to Rajpura. Nice to have breathed the same air, even at different periods of time!
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Oh yeah , My grand-dads real sister lived near there also as we go from the old bus-station towards rajpura I think it was called guru nanak colony ,, nearer to the river.. well empty river 🙂
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Cheers! To all the fun loving Punjaabis 🙂 I think they are perhaps among the most hard working an most uninhibited of our country men and women 🙂 And seriously fun too!
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Cheers to everyone mam, 🙂
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I loved the one on Cloney. You know, not George Clooney, but Defence Cloney 🙂
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Hello Mam, Thank you so much for visiting .. good to see you here
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I love no 3, 5 and 6. Personally, I believe Punjabis know how to live life Kingsize. They’re big hearted, generous people and throw the best parties!! Go Punjabi!!!
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Thank you so much, Yeah its like that I guess its the land and the air etc etc around it toooo
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So true! I laughed a lot, but Punjabis are the heartiest and the warmest people. I have very fond memories of my visit to Punjab a decade ago. I just loved all the people. And women are all jhatka matka, bright colors, bright makeup! Vowels kha jaate hain as you rightly pointed :).
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🙂 oh yessssssssss I can say that to the ladies he he he he 🙂
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lol.. thanks for the short trip to punjab.. 🙂
liked the three course meal..
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You are always welcome , Thank you.
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Me thinks you can add Happy and Lovely to #3 😉
Loved all the points 😀
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Bahut Vadiya !
Another must play song for all weddings – Jugni – How could you forget that !
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Thank you ji .. oh yes
Jugni how could i forget that ishhhhhhhhhhhhhh… 🙂
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yesss happy singh , lovely singh 🙂 he he he he
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Ha ha ha ha …
Being born and brought up in Delhi I am aware of all the Punjabi’s facts. But yes they are the only human creatures who can stay happy all the time without worrying much.
BTW I love Punjabi weddings 🙂 🙂
Enjoyed reading this .. Lol 😀
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Welcome here Anjali, Thank you so much for taking the time out .. Please do keep visiting
Thank you so much yeah one should enjoy life .. OH i love the punjabi weddings too and I never let go of a chance ..
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ROFL………. awesome facts…… especially the English speaking after 8 pm – I know so many people like that!
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oh yes , we punjabis forget punjabi after two shots go inside 🙂 english is the mother tongue then he he he
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It reminded me of the punjabi facts in the book ‘2 states’.. were equally good.
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🙂 good good so what all did you read in that fact book
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love the idea of a wagon full of booze bring it on lol sounds fun xjen
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oh yesss.. if and when you visit india and the state of punjab let me know .. it is fun to be there 🙂
how are you doing jen ..
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im doing good bikram would love a visit but need to win lottery first have fun xjen
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Oh yeah the elusive lottery, I am waiting for it tooooo. 😉
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Thanks for showing me a part of Punjab 🙂 Waiting for the next part now!
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🙂 Well these are just comments , you got to visit the state to see it for sure tooo
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LOLz 😀 😀 Thoroughly enjoyed Paa ji 😛 Thanks a lot 😀
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Thank you Amit sir. Glad you enjoyed it all
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maja aa gaya totally hilarious 🙂
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Thank you LP, How are you glad you enjoyed reading this one
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LOL.
Funny facts they were 🙂
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Thank you so much.. Glad you found then funny…
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Dil khush karta tussi…chaa gaye…this post is more that cent percent true…;)
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Wow, if I knew I will have the privilege of you visiting me I would have put this post earlier.. Thank you thank you… Yayyyyyy.
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Hahah!!! Totally!!
Reminds me of my DElhi and Chandigarh days. I have some Punju friends so I quite understand where this comes from! 😀
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🙂 good goood good .. Well I am also punjabi and I hope I am also on theat friend list
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Do u even need to ask? 🙂
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no harm in asking 🙂 makes it doubly sure he he he ..
Thank you so much for saying that 🙂
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These are really funny Bikram
and i am pleased that you added
the solution to the last picture…
I was totally baffled until I noticed
your comments underneath the picture 🙂
Have a fun time
today my great friend 🙂
Androgoth
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Thank you andro, hope yo uare having a great day tooo 🙂
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ROFL….
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Welcome to this blog and thank you for visiting … please do keep visiting 🙂
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Awesome, I think I can do with point 7 right now – any weddings coming up???????
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November for sure , Will tell you when finalised you can come along with me to punjab 🙂
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Dude, I’m going to take you up on this….need an excuse to go there.
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Well if it is finalised, YOU ARE Most welcome and no excuse paaji, it will be my pleasure
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😀 Apart from all this, the best is the ability of laugh at yourself is synonymous with Punjabis! 😀
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Definitely that is one more good thing.. Thank you SG
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Bwahahhahha i absonfreakinlutely agree with alll the above Punjabi moments 😛 …But yea a lil correction 😀 . being a keralite myself :P, a good amount of people do talk in awefabtastic English in Kerala only after 8pm 😉
the national bird, defence ‘cloney’, and the isht tera tadpave number :D.. lmao was a pur *standing ovation ” moment 🙂 … clap clap …
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Welcome here to this blog, and thank you for such a lovely comment , made me smile reading it all.
I guess its global phenomenon then of Tallking walking speaking in english after 8pm then he he he he 🙂
Thank you so much do keep visiting 🙂
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I love your sense of humour. Well, I never knew these facts. Good collection!
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Thank you so much, well now you know some and plenty more to come still he he he he
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Tell me about it. 🙂
I have a friend who is from Punjab and I’ve tasted the best Butter Chicken at my friend’s place. It is sooooooooooooo good. Literally melts in the mouth.
I am a very big fan of North Indian food, Specially Punjabi food, You’ve got me all tempted with that Tandoori Chicken too 🙂
And I always admire the way Punjabis dance. They have no inhibitions about dancing in a wedding or in a party. It’s just about enjoying and having fun, unlike most of the places where people are worried about what others would think if they shake a leg. Truly admire their spirit!
Ashwini
http://ash-aqua-girl.blogspot.in
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yummmyyyyyyyyyyyyyy 🙂
who cares when one is having a good time if one knows how to dance or not , the idea is to have fun and enjoyyyyyyyyy 🙂
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LOL ! So true ..Loved the last pic ..and the msg there 🙂
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he he he I plan to keep that picture for all the Parts of this posts.. 🙂
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hahaha hillarious…n d defence cloney bit i have experiencd dt alot livin here in delhi…lol…n d auto,i seriusly feel like putn d msg behind my own car
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Thank you Alka Mam, he he he do put it up hope people will see it and might wake up ..
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lol .. loved the 5th and the 8th one !
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Rahul paaji Thank you so much 🙂 I will post some more he he he
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Vaddi changi list aye ji….
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Thank you ji bahut bahut …
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[…] Some facts about Punjab and Being a Punjabi – 1 […]
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Oye Bikram Puthar – Sahi hai.. Maja agaya.. lekin Lassi is not Butter Milk, chaas is butter milk..
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hmmmmmmmmmmm ok ji point noted
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Oye…balle balle….!! What a post, Bikram. I am glad I found the link today.
Enjoyed reading this blog so much. It made me a little nostalgic…:))
A Bar in a Car in Bangla we say—Car Bar , which means ‘doing something fishy’ in Bengali…
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Thank you so much and i think the car bar is popular everywhere 🙂
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Hahahaha…not a Punjabi..but every Dilli wala is a honorary pujanbi 😛
Agree to each and every pointer 😀 😀
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oh yes you are right on that one 🙂 how are you doing .. good to see you here
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Am alright 🙂
How are things with you 🙂
I have finally bookmarked the link and subscribed 😀
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Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.. Thank you thank you 🙂 Things side are fine and I am doing fantastic as always 🙂
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..hilarious post Bikram..
..english speaking state..before 8 pm : Kerala….after 8 pm : Punjab..that was the funniest..
..i study in jnu…and out here i also got frns who never talk in English but after gulping down few pegs…they speak amazing fluent English..such high class English that we have to look for Oxford dictionaries to understand them.. 🙂 😉
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Welcome here to this blog thank you so much for visiting.
I know that how good the english is after 8pm , I probably am one of those tooo he he he he 🙂
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[…] Some facts about Punjab and Being a Punjabi – 1 […]
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Bikram, this is called a sixer on every ball. every fact is bang on, My hubby has done this car wala thing in many marriages, where no alcohol was served. He came back without food where salad didn’t contain onions! Of course buffet without kukkar is a waste! and that cloney, it rocks!!!
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🙂 and why not , the whole idea of party is kukkad and daroo and if they are not there then whats the use of party .. thats why here I tell my friends that I have a party everyday , 🙂
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[…] Who: Mann Bikram What: Some facts about Punjab and Being a Punjabi – 1 […]
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Thank you Blogadda
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Loved this ..:)) and congrats for getting a house in your native place..I read the post but was unable to post comment..
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Thank you so much mam.
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ROFL!! MAN MAN – whattey light take!! 🙂 Loved it especially the national bird portion! 😀 You know what, we southies cant do away without butter chicken / tandoori chicken / naan – when we are eating OUT. 🙂 We have a tad influence of Punjabi food on our taste buds!
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Welcome here Mam, Thank you so much for visiting …
oh yes national bird is chicken for sure 🙂 Thank you thank you
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Loved it to the core…
Extreme sachai… applicable to all in Punjab…
Nd how can you forget the wedding being incomplete till every relative has become a part of the railgaddi on the tunes of ‘para hoja sohniye saad railgaadi aayi’… 😉
Nd yes everyone in Punjab has a Bua/Chachi/Masi/Mami residing in Kaneda(Canada) or Australia or better even Barmhi-gaun (Birmingham)…:P :D…
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Thank you so much .. Glad you enjoyed
oh yessssssssssssssssssss HOW could i forget that .. Saadi railgaddi ayiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
and I am in barmi-gaun tooooooooooo
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Hehehe… Barmi-gaun…lolz….:D 😉
Its actually funny how people spell it.. Loved the next two continuing posts too…
Enjoy reading your blog..:)
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Thank you so much 🙂 glad you are enjoying please do keep visiting
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Nice post.This was my first view of a carbar–so neatly packed!!
My favorite song is when the baraat starts with the groom on the ghodi & everyone starts twisting n turning to”Hai o rabba,hai o rabba”This lamentation at n auspicious occasion amuses me no end!!!!!
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Really hmmm maybe you been to wedding where alcohol is always served, its for places where alcohol is not served .. 🙂
and yeah the irony of the song he he he he
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so funny ..Love defence cloney
..ha haaa ..socks they wud say socksan ..door they wud say dooran ..lol
.. every word is spoilt ..and abused 🙂
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he he he 🙂 I know
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Nice ones 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Thank you so much.. glad you liked them
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super !!! mazaa aa gaya !! specially the national bird and eng speaking state 🙂 nice to b bak to ur quirky n tickling stories 🙂
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heyyyyyyy I am so glad to see you here .. i guess the blog link is working then .. thank you for coming over .. keep coming 🙂
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😀 😀 😀 The 8 pm wala was just awesome ..now this post has inspired me to follow you and also to write a similar post about Bengalis 😛
Oh and I love Butter naan , butter chicken and Tandoori chicken.. 🙂
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a reply after a long time .. this is also punjabi 🙂 he he he e
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Hilarious one Bikram.My best friend is a Punjabi. Apart from food .Their zest for fun and happiness is awesome as well. Its infectious, how they find ways to be happy and have such kind hearts!
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thank you so muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that reminds me i have part 4 to post tooo its been a long time
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[…] Some facts about Punjab and Being a Punjabi – 1 […]
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Visited this link once again and thoroughly enjoyed….so true
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🙂 thank you thank you so muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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Hahahah 😀 OMG!! I can’t stop my laughter 😉 Once again awesome 🙂
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yayyyyyyyyy 🙂 Thank you thank you 🙂
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You are such a fun to read! 😉
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Very informative 😉
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Thank you so much and welcome to this blog .. do keep visiting …
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I loved every one of them, especially the Cloney, Desh so raha hai, the funny pet names like Sweety, tony , etc. We used to have many Punjabi friends, and one fellow, his famous dialogue used to be Koyi Bath Nahi, and he used to have children whose name were Happy and Bunty.
I have lived around Punjabis for so long that I could almost speak it “Kya Phark Pendha”. Now of course I have forgotten it , but I can still understand quite a bit of at least Delhi Punjabi, and their Punjabi Hindi too.
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THank you so much mam.. Glad you liked the post indeed Ki fark painda hai for sure … 🙂
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