Inside a Traditional South Indian 🇮🇳 Baby Shower: Coimbatore's Rituals

[@basavarajrh8658]

Beautifully capture the traditions of south india

[@lakshmikrishna5660]

Thank you brother for showing our culture and becoming a part of our tradition 😊

[@yours2source]

My pleasure 😊

[@ivanatrajkovska9882]

Sooo beautiful 🥰 thanks for sharing this with us.

[@rahulkapoor3574]

amazing videos ...and this flute is so calming....traveling deep inside soul

[@prashantindi7188]

The couples are too good and welcoming❤❤

[@chiaratonin5]

Hahahah amazing! Felt almost like I was there as well. Best wishes! 🤗❤️

[@yours2source]

Thanks pupa! Would've been great to have gone together :)

[@MirandaBeninca]

Grazie Ben per questo bellissimo video sulle tradizioni indiane

[@yours2source]

Sono felice che vi sia piaciuto!!

[@ChandruMV.01]

Your fucking incredible, the information of this video is awesome welcome to Bharat(India) thank you for visiting Bharat and we all ways welcome you ❤

[@yours2source]

Haha thanks soo much!

[@CHRS-ri5mf]

wow nice

[@FFmania06]

Brother this is not the video that i was waiting for when will the yoga day's will come ??

[@yours2source]

Haha, working on it bro! Next Sunday ;)

[@kannammalp5755]

Gayu very nice❤

[@deepakfriends218]

❤❤

[@naninani1549]

Ear piercing is not just for girls but boys too especially if you belong to Brahmin family, Other rituals include a naming ceremony (Namakarna), the Nishkarmana (the child's first trip out) and the Annaprasana, (the child's first taste of solid food). Aksharabhyasa (first education in Writing, like A.B.C etc) The ear-piercing ceremony (Karnavedha) and first haircut total shave of yhe head (Mundan) where baby gives their hair as a offering in a temple ceremonies are also considered highly significant, at the age of first menstruation for girls there is Saree functions and for Boys at age of puberty around 11-14 there's a Dhothi ceremony atleast i have seen in Telugu speaking states there are a lot more ceremonies even after death.

[@yours2source]

Wow, thanks for the entire list :p It's really baffling me!

[@Shishtiii]

Wow in north india everything is lost except mundan . Nobody do this now.

[@naninani1549]

@@Shishtiii we too hve lost lot of the ceremonies but these just survived mainly in villages and some Hindu families but most people who goes of to live in Cities or Abroad already lost their culture's, they even question their relevance they don't know that similar lkind of ceremonies happens even in Christian nations too like "Quiencenra" for girls at the age of15 in mexican cultures etc.

[@ssinfinite]

One leg should be kept in forward position while wearing lungi which gives flexibility while walking

[@sunilkumar-ns5pl]

The sacred thread for men is worn by only brahmnin community and not everyone .

[@roja7426]

Poor guy doesn’t know you don’t dress in your shorts to attend religious functions.

[@yours2source]

Haha, luckily I had the dhoti!

[@Shishtiii]

So wierd the person infront wearing a leather belt and going to temple. Why is nobody calling out. Or only some temples have this rule??

[@Rathi12395]

Come on , south india is different!