& there I'm surprised that blose is bought by British, & not Indians.

@@DESIBOY-fe7nm women would go half naked up until Mughals. That’s y Rajasthan/Haryana women started covering their head. Punjabi started wearing parda on their chest and head as well. It’s where the practice of foeticide started. Whenever a baby girl was born, they’d write her name/location down. On her 13th bday, after jumma namaz, men would gang rape her for “purification”. A practice still continues in Sindh today. They believe their bodily fluids r Pak. So families in Guj, Rajasthan, Punjab etc began getting rid of baby girls at birth. Sati practice also began in certain areas like Bengal, Rajasthan so widow wouldn’t b humiliated. Otherwise, she’s b brought into a harem. If family fought they’d b all neutralized. It’s y Raksha bandhan was practiced. It’s not in any Vedic scriptures. It started to remind the brothers that family matters. It’s also where the idea of izzat lutna came from. If u marry ur rapist, u become pak again. And ur family isn’t tortured because they have a “napak girl in the home”. Izzat word itself isn’t even Hindu. They went to war if someone harmed their women/girls. But none of actual history is taught to desi folks.

​@@DESIBOY-fe7nm Stitched cloth wasn't a thing in India. The general public didn't have shirts, blouses or pants. Just a stretch of cloth, worn as a dhoti or a saree with a stanapatta or angavastra if the person was of high birth. Our clothing was perfect for our hot and humid weather.

​@@Manjaxistill we had the most developed textile industry for milleniums and only normal people used to drape themselves with anything they found, nobles and royals always weared sophisticated clothes

It was to sell their fabrics made in factories. Swaddle never does a good job. But people don’t know any better so they think this is incredible stuff. 🙄🙄🙄😒

@@RojaJaneman 'be' the change u want to see .. go ahead..

@@alltcsr24 Hmm. What change exactly??

@@RojaJaneman do some good job (than swaddle)and create incredible stuff for ppl👍

@@alltcsr24 I’ve been contemplating the same thing.

Ain't that the truth!!

You are here too!

BEFORE? My granny never wore blouses in summer. Odisha.

Oh you are here too!

@@soomayahsoomayah2110 Technically, ‘traditional’ sarees exposed the chest and there were no supportive undergarments. Sarees are the most revealing outfits actually.

women would go half naked up until Mughals. That’s y Rajasthan/Haryana women started covering their head. Punjabi started wearing parda on their chest and head as well. It’s where the practice of foeticide started. Whenever a baby girl was born, they’d write her name/location down. On her 13th bday, after jumma namaz, men would gang rape her for “purification”. A practice still continues in Sindh today. They believe their bodily fluids r Pak. So families in Guj, Rajasthan, Punjab etc began getting rid of baby girls at birth. Sati practice also began in certain areas like Bengal, Rajasthan so widow wouldn’t b humiliated. Otherwise, she’s b brought into a harem. If family fought they’d b all neutralized. It’s y Raksha bandhan was practiced. It’s not in any Vedic scriptures. It started to remind the brothers that family matters. It’s also where the idea of izzat lutna came from. If u marry ur rapist, u become pak again. And ur family isn’t tortured because they have a “napak girl in the home”. Izzat word itself isn’t even Hindu. They went to war if someone harmed their women/girls. But none of actual history is taught to desi folks.

@@RojaJaneman You are partly wrong. The Vedic religion ordains Upper Caste 'Āryā' women to cover themselves from bossom to ankles. Kshatriya ladies also put a veil while some Brahmin sub castes didn't. However, Vedic standards of modesty was unfortunately never strictly followed allover India. Another fact is that blouse came from Scythians not mughals. Even Angrakha was developed during the same period as the 1st blouse. Upper caste Hindu women were NOT half naked. They wore chest coverings and would mostly stay at home. Lower caste ladies, workers & servants didn't have these restrictions

@@adflix424 please provide ur sources so I can read before commenting.

@@adflix424 all indian women, irrespective of their casts, could go around bare breasted. The same practice can be seen in Thailand, combodia, bali, etc

Yup

Well that sucks. In other states like Odhisa it's about the heat issue. Most of the (so called) lower class women worked in farms to earn a living. So they ditched blouse to get body temperature down. In my native place, there are many casts who have this "no blouse" tradition. The women still hang on to it, despite being ridiculed by others.

@@DESIBOY-fe7nm Also, even if a lady willfully wear a blouse/any clothing to cover their body, the casteist people who belonged to upper castes will forcefully remove it and publicly harass her.

@@DESIBOY-fe7nm where is your native place..

@@DESIBOY-fe7nm why blouse is mandatory to wear in such a hot climate? Sari is good enough to cover. But choice should be there.

Yeah I read the story about the woman who cut her breasts and died from blood loss. Isn't it because of that?

Molding the Cosmos is not your forte. It's the White man's job. And their traditional fashion has always been prude & modest

@@adflix424 ye of course it was white man job to mold and explore the cosmos because the people there are so advance ....they were not fighting in the name of god and waging wars for pity things and fund each of their project with blood money taken from east the white man is noting but a hoax , yes there are few exceptional people in west but they are mostly jewish and their roots again comes to asia and comming to the clothing i dont thnik what you wear is even clothing and is completely cruelity on women to tie them like meat in CORSETS you guys were wearing stockings

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Actually it's not. Except regions of Bengal, Oddisha, Kerala and Tamilnadu, blouse has been an essential garments of Indina women. There is plenty of literary evidence that this channel didn't bother to research. Hilariously women of Bengal and Oddisha considered blouse immodest because it exposed the contour of the upper body.

For us it's a 1or2 minute job. Unlike women. And we can check it in like 10 seconds. If you can sit on the floor while wearing it, it's Perfect. 😁

Measuring pants is awkward ?

This reminded me of Joey's experience with his tailor 🤣

That's because India is a Hindu country🚩

Yup

When you will you read ramayan and mahabharata you will find out women uttaariya and anatariya with jewellery but their is no decption of covering the breast

His blouses are a copy of the conservative era

Ya 🥺

please stop this has nothing to do with the topic

@@carolinpurayidom4570 creater this channel encourage topic suggestions for next. And u r not a regular views of this channel so stop preaching me.

@@carolinpurayidom4570 what's wrong in suggesting

@@gampa_10_31 suggesting means you're thinking and feminist wants brain dead followers. 😂

Don't oppose feminism. Oppose those you misunderstand it. Just like how ideas of religion and actions of people who identify with that religion are two completely different entities. Just like how you can only understand a religion by reading it's scriptures, not by watching Instagram reels. Similarly you cannot actually understand feminism without reading the history and writings of feminist leaders who were both men and women. However, you're free to make your own opinions regarding any " ideology". But i suggest you to not fall for anti-revolutionary and anti-reform prejudices . Because these prejudices actually demotivated Indian masses from supporting revolutionaries of Indian Freedom movement and social reform movements, which led to their tragic failure.

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If she was playing a persian woman, then they wore upper garments but that's not a blouse

@@daviddas5107 but wasn't she supposed to be a Hindu? I don't think Jodha was Persian.

@@tehreemraza123 No, it's accurate. Rajput & other North Indian castes had cholis- a younger sister of the Scythian cropped tunic from Kushan era But the blouse that women wear today - with circular armholes & bust darts are gifts from Europeans

Stop spreading misinformation. This has been debunked several times. Mulakkaram had nothing to do with breast, apart from the word being there to signify women. It was a head count tax, the counterpart of which was thalakaram- headtax for men, paid to landlords by tenants and laborers who use the lands. If you still want to keep believing the myth, try finding a Royal decree of breast tax for covering breast...and good luck finding something that doesn't exist

@@aleenaprasannan2146 Head tax The "breast tax" (mulakkaram or mula-karam in Malayalam) was a head tax imposed on the Nadars, Ezhavars and lower caste communities by the Kingdom of Kingdom of Tranvancore (in present-day Kerala state of India).[1][web 1][web 2][note 1] They were expected to pay the tax when they became laborers, about the age of fourteen.[8][note 5] The lower caste men had to pay a similar tax, called tala-karam, "moustache tax," independent from their wealth or income.[5] This is on Wikipedia too. You just have to search. So according to you accepting reality and talking about it is spreading misinformation.

@@aleenaprasannan2146 I pity you. Please try to read the right information and don't debate with another person unless you are not quite sure about what you are saying.

@@jayshrinarwade4598 Wikipedia is your source for right kind of 'information'? Dude, I'm from the said place and from the same caste that the fictional Nangeli was supposed to be from. Come and see our historical museums and photographs of Queens without uppercloth. The same queens who enjoyed a powerful position in a matrilinial uppercaste community where consorts married into women's household and property rights moved through women and her kids. No women in kerala used to wear upper clothes before Victorian moral were imposed. It's a work of fiction. This is not some prehistoric knowledge hard to get evidence, we still have grandparents who were alive during colonization and Royal rule. Nobody ever weighed my great grandmother's breasts to impose said tax and from a family of women who kept us informed about all the societal wrongs they advocated to stop, including the very wrapped up knowledge of degrading caste custom of grooming of women's body hair being a 'job' earmarked for wives of traditional barbers....I would have never heard the end of it if it were true. And you still haven't cited any sources for a Royal edict or decree. The family still exist and their documentation is still available. The one who is pulling gossips masquerading as 'right information' from an open-source web dictionary with no shred of evidence is you. So you should be the one listening to people of the region and community whose history you are perversely contorting....which would be me. Don't ever tell me you have the 'right information' about my history

@@jayshrinarwade4598 Also...read what you copy pasted and tell me where it says it was imposed to cover breasts? Your own copy paste says it's a head count tax on labourers which is exactly what I said. So what are you on about how I should get the right info

Breast tax was a propaganda that is being spread till today watch this video for some insight

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ndulebtllZyaqo0.html

@@shshshsh1517 whose propoganda against whom and for what?

@@Mr.LittleMan000 this breast tax is a rumour

Read history not ideologies based modern mythologies.

Bro learning history from movies🙆😭

@@rabri-ghewar No, I'm not learning history from movies but that means those movies aren't historically accurate coz in those types of movies the kings and queens have very sophistically stitched clothes

Arrey Haan!! Ye to Maine kabhi socha hi nhi.

Choli?

@@juee2024 ah yes!

Chaniya choli .. 😂 kidding ... wear whatever you want.

Please do post, this channel manages to slightly twist facts on things they present. Or they present it from very western perspective of Indian culture.

@@msriram9884 not slightly. It’s given out downright lies to prove their point

Then you should give a try

@@s_k_7746 i am a boy

I also haven't worn a blouse and that's too because I am a boy

@@marco-vz5kv 😂

@@AdityaKumar-kr8np believe me ,...that's also just as uncomfortable 😖

Obscene or modest depends on one's ideology

Well, there are some middle-aged women who do wear lower back designed blouses. You can almost see their backs, so it's not limited to one set of age group.

@@Lucky-vu6hw roam nakey. Who's stopping you

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Modesty as a concept was alien to India It's the muslims and Brits who introduced modesty to Indians and specially Indian women.

@@spilltea4241 Go through the Hindu , Buddhist , Jaina literature you can find the concept of modesty is not so alien

@@spilltea4241 we had different standards of modesty. Ngl the british and the mughals coming have ruined us more and made us into what the fuck we are today.

@@souvikroy6099 Yeah the texts were from the period when muslims had already invaded India.

@@ananyaverma9599 No Mam , not all you can Lord Buddha instruct Bhikkhunis to cover their shaved heads due to the hot Indian climate and differentiate them from other women in the soceity to establish a moral code and modesty , this I get from Vinaya Pitaka . Again when you see a Jain sadhu or sadhvi their head and body is also covered , because both Buddhists and Jains are believed that bodily glamour is the hindrance of Nirvana or Kaivalya . Coming to the next topic head covering on the head, covering up naval with anchal and shatika up to gulaf or heel is the traditional model attire of a Hindu kulavadhu . But , here comes a but , all Hindus, Buddhists and Jains are not so much interested to covering up all the women with a piece of cloth . When the covering up started India began to fall in the dark ages with her numerous superstitions.

Appreciating ones good looks and objectifying are two different things

@@carolinpurayidom4570 ... Buzzfeed: Stop objectifying women!.. Also Buzzfeed: Top 10 male olympian bulges...

@@cauliflowerheadsfather2343 so your target is ....😂

@@carolinpurayidom4570 and let me guess who decide what is objectification and what appreciation? Let me guess, hmmmmmmm Oh! It is women because they're God gift to humanity 😂😂

@@carolinpurayidom4570 and you decide what is appreciation and objectification