wallahi, wallahi, wallahi... *infinite loop*
edit : so you are not really a poverty-stricken rikshaw-traveling journalist??
i haven't worn jeans lately.
but yes, i have the same few cravat scarfs and cuff-links that i rotate with clothes... i have good sense of color coordination and mix-n-match.
your vocal cords suggest you are 45+i will say that i look younger than my years... besides that, you can try judging my age from this poem reading i have uploaded :
mere junoon ka nateeja by jamahir | Free Listening on SoundCloud
the cravat has seen a minor revival, but it depends entirely on if a person can carry it, and not many can.
also, the cravat is not a piece of momentary fashion... the cravat is part of timeless style.
in india, navjot singh sidhu wears it and lately also does amitabh bacchan :
and the cravat appeared in the fawad khan and sonam kapoor film "khoobsurat".
in the west there are articles that celebrate its revival :
Go on, stick your neck out and put on a cravat - Telegraph
Gentlemen, the cravat is back | Henry Conway | Opinion | The Guardian
Could the cravat make a comeback? - BBC News
a new british company "cravat club" makes tailored cravats ( i prefer the scarf type ) and some of these are beautiful, but so costly ( 80 british pounds ) :
About Cravat Club - Cravat Club
Cravat Club ( the photos here )
, poem was awesome, were you drunk at that time?
your vocal cords suggest you are 45+
one should always be modest while taking tea, otherwise it can make youif you say so.
but seriously, this happens sometimes when i speak to new people on the phone... when i meet them they declare surprise that i am younger than they assumed.
and in the reading i think i sounded like the late actor sunil dutt.
thank you, and the poem was suggested by @IrbiS.
and the only drink i imbibe is tea, and good amounts of it per day.
only yesterday at a tea-house/cafe where i was meeting a friend, i had two large cups of strong assam tea in that sitting.
at night, iam already having sleepless nights due to my this teevar ikhcha of drinking 2 to 3 cups a day 
omg jamahir you're a baritone? i didn't like the poem but you recited it good. your accent isn't like some typical indian hindi accent -- it's wayyy wayyy better. and your pronunciation is on point.
one should always be modest while taking tea, otherwise it can make you
due to my this teevar ikhcha of drinking 2 to 3 cups a day
that was a typoyeah, i suppose the last tea must be 8 pm.
and then the tea drunk must also comes out as free flow and the trips add to the sleeplessness.
teevr ichha.
, rest assured, my hindi is 100 praateeshad shudh
your accent isn't like some typical indian hindi accent -- it's wayyy wayyy better. and your pronunciation is on point.
that was a typo
zra zeada he zor dy dea m nythank you.
i blame @IrbiS bhai for suggesting me that poem.
somehow i never developed a regional accent, which in my south indian case would have been the bangalori/hyderabadi urdu accent... as for the correctness of pronunciation, i think it is the somewhat flamboyant attitude where i want to project myself as a old-style, gulfaam and educated personality.
pratishad.
spot on, the only clue for me to sort out, it must be jamahir or some indian
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