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India's headgears
n2gTCy
No.979
Why did post independence India saw a decline in its Topi/Hat culture?
Ofcourse there are some obvious answers like people only wear their religious and regional traditional clothes only during festivals, wedding and other auspicious events. Other reason being migration to big cities and towns and so to assimilate better in these places.
Bihar has Paag, Pahadis have Pahadi topi, Marathis have Pheta, Rajasthanis have Safa pagdi, Sindhis have Ajrak topi, etc.
In this video which shows Delhi in 1914 every person is wearing a headgear.
lvZu6Q
No.980
The thing is i have seen my grand father wear those. It's good question desu should have shared in >>>/sa/
Anyway it seems more of a modernity thing reducing it to mere just presentation for particular case.
7FeKo8
No.1046
>>979(OP)
Dunno, no one really knows about it
Every day I think what caused us to be so disconnected from our culture, even after independence
We're talking in English, a foreign language, for fuck's sake
undoS2
No.1047
>>1046
>Every day I think what caused us to be so disconnected from our culture, even after independence
>We're talking in English, a foreign language, for fuck's sake
We were ruled by the brits for 200 years, anon. I hope you know that.
csfkOT
No.1048
Please give tldr
Nl94YZ
No.1054
>>979(OP)
>Why did post 1950s USA see a decline in its Hat culture?
Perhaps most people of the succeeding generation don't want to faff around with hats.
5E10Sw
No.1055
>>979(OP)
topi have no purpose in lundia's hot climate other than to hide balding pajeet head
CjOSeN
No.1056
>>979(OP)
Tight headgear seems like a huge no no. Even wearing my helmet makes me sweat balls.
EE65DP
No.1060
>>979(OP)
its fucking lame
