Shalwar Kameez - a Pakistani dress?

[MultaniGuy]

Shalwar Kameez is definitely Pakistani and Afghanistani.

However it is really not Indian. The Sari is Indian.

 

[Proudpakistaniguy]

Tons. Most Muslims and many fair northie Hindus as well.

So do some bawas ... but then, we gave you the damn things.

Cheers, Doc

Abey chal you adopted gora dress and language because thats what most Indian males wear with exception of few middle age conservative who wear dhoti/Lungi. We do see your politician in traditional dhoti as well. You are confusing kurta and choridaar pajama with Salwar kameez. you given us shalwar kameez in same way as you given us beef biryani lol

Chaloo shabash abb ja k india maim jo nungey phir rhey hain un ko kum uz kum dhoti tu pehnaoo phir humhain kuch dena

 

[911]

Salwar Kameez is Pakistani, just like Hockey.

 

[defence_analyst]

I'm glad too.

In fact, ecstatic.

Cheers, Doc

I'm glad too, you can enjoy wearing lengha like hijras.

Kurta Pyjama is defo a Punjabi indian dress.

When I go to Punjab I always wear Kurta Pyjama

Burahhhh puth jatta Deh

That is choridar pajama, not shalwar kameez.

this is shalwar kameez

 

[911]

But yes its national dress of Pakistan and most Pakistani wear it . I guess Shalwar/Kameez is common only in north India i.e Punjab/haryana .

There is no particular origin of Salwar Kameez, and its actually older than Pakistan nation. Just because its your national dress does not mean its a Pakistani dress. Like Hockey is your national sport but it was introduced by British. And no, Salwar Kameez is also wore outside of Haryana and Punjab too.

 

[Proudpakistaniguy]

There is no particular origin of Salwar Kameez, and its actually older than Pakistan nation. Just because its your national dress does not mean its a Pakistani dress. Like Hockey is your national sport but it was introduced by British. And no, Salwar Kameez is also wore outside of Haryana and Punjab too.

Post picture because i dont see them wearing typical Pakistani shalwar kameez and even Indian punjabi wear this kurta pajama rather than loose shalwar and kameez

Now look at Pakistani

I actually voted shalwar kameez as south asian dress because i know some Punjabi girl wear shalwar kameez and it comes in different styles but shalwar kameez is not common among Indian males . Few indian muslim may wear kurta pajama on Eid festival or friday prayers but thats it.

 

[defence_analyst]

There is no particular origin of Salwar Kameez, and its actually older than Pakistan nation. Just because its your national dress does not mean its a Pakistani dress. Like Hockey is your national sport but it was introduced by British. And no, Salwar Kameez is also wore outside of Haryana and Punjab too.

Cotton originated in IVC with that information any half competent person can make out that ultimate origin of shalwar kameez lies in Pakistan. When world was naked or used to protect themselves with disgusting animal skin, IVC people wore shalwar kameez made of cotton.

 

[Well.wisher]

Shalwarkameez was dress worn by the traders who used to come to iran or pakistan region .. might be arabs or turks .

 

[MultaniGuy]

Shalwar kmeez is a Pakistani dress

 

[911]

IVC people wore shalwar kameez made of cotton.

Nice discovery

 

[Haryanvi Jat]

Cotton originated in IVC with that information any half competent person can make out that ultimate origin of shalwar kameez lies in Pakistan. When world was naked or used to protect themselves with disgusting animal skin, IVC people wore shalwar kameez made of cotton.

And IVC is not just restricted to Pakistan.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

I thought Salwar Kameez was a dress for women only

The fact that you said 'salwar' brings your credibility down to zero.

I thought the same until I saw pakistani males wearing those women clothes.[emoji16]

If that's the case you Indian nerds pretty much wear skirts, so who the **** is laughing now?

You bhaiyyas are funny insecure creatures.

 

[liall]

The fact that you said 'salwar' brings your credibility down to zero.

I always heard it like that. May be in Pakistan its spelled differently. Cultural difference I guess?

 

[lastofthepatriots]

I always heard it like that. May be in Pakistan its spelled differently. Cultural difference I guess?

You can't even pronounce it correctly.

 

[liall]

You can't even pronounce it correctly.

Calm down man! Same things may have different names in different countries let alone spellings. Color and colour?