Such a nice video, loved the final bit, brought a laugh. Showed it to my husband and hopefully soon he will get an opportunity to wear this. Thanks for doing this Sri Iyer ji 🙏
🤣🤣 It was fun to watch Sree sir, I am surely gonna try next time whenever there is pooja at my house or in village. I always used to wonder how my cousin brother used to wear it never asked him and now as u have shown I don't need to ask him now. Thanks
For a change, this is different from the usual political or economics topics. Like a sudden gentle cool breeze through the window in a hot summer night. Keep it up 👍
Sree Iyer 🙏, well done Excellent demonstration, pulled off very well. Thanks, learnt from it. It is important for sustenance of our customs and traditions that we learn and pass on to the future generations. Look at the brilliance of the attire - simple length of cloth draped and tied in a way that gives you covers you, gives freedom of movement and looks great. We are so far gone on to the ways of the western world - due to colonialism or lack of recognition of who we truly are and our glorious culture. We need to get back to what we are - Indian. Once we realise it, there is no need to go anywhere else.
Its amazing to note the words of the ' dhuti' - as dhoti is pronounced in bengali; now pancha us same= 5. "Kachham' sounds same . The front side fold tucked in naval is ' koncha' and the back side tucked in back is called ' kacha'. But i find that safe and stout way of securing the 'kachhams' front and back is to do it in style of marathas -- (as secure as a pant, you can even do a horse ride) . I use it during pitri paksh tarpan as well during durga puja 😁🙏
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Thank you Sir 🙏🙏. This is the simplest explained way of tying dhoti that I have so far seen. Have around 7 pairs of dhotis in my rack but have been dreading to tie them lest I make a mistake.
Thanks for the demo. I use Tuckroll and insert inward for the 1st anchor without knots. Use non leather belt with self adjusting buckle (not elastic) grip to prevent malfuctioning for a whole day.
Sir, Thank you. It’s very difficult for me when I used to attend events especially when I had to sit down for lunch. I used to always hold it in my left hand so it doesn’t undo itself. The video is added to my playlist for future reference.
Intrigued by your this side as usual. .. Shree Anna.. very well demontrated.. I just have a suggestion.. for those of heavy built.. to fit the girth and height it's the measure 10x 6 feet actually..its called patthuaaru..alavu..which shops have. And lo.. present their own majestic side in a panchakachcham veshti attire... for everyones inspiration we can readily remember Dushyant Shridhar..who beautifully sports the angavastram.. with elan..
Excellent demonstration Sree Ji. Great people like you keep our culture alive. We, who value our culture, are grateful to you for this demo video. Thank you, Sir.
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Thank you so much sir. வணக்கம் ஐயா. உங்களுக்கு தமிழ் மொழி தெரியும் என்று நினைக்கிறேன். மிக மிக அருமையான அழகான விளக்கங்கள். நிறைவாக நீங்கள் குதூகலமாக இளமையான துள்ளலுடன் குதித்த காட்சி மிகுந்த மகிழ்ச்சியும், நமது பாரம்பரிய உடையின் சிறப்பும் சிலிர்க்க வைக்கிறது!!!! இந்த பின்னூட்டம் தமிழ் மொழியும் இடம்பெற வேண்டும் என்ற உணர்வுடன் பதிவிடுகிறேன். நன்றிகள் ஸ்வாமிஜி. இராமச்சந்திரன்.மு.(71), திருச்செங்கோடு.637 211, நாமக்கல் மாவட்டம். தமிழ்நாடு. தென் இந்தியா. ஜெய் ஹிந் ஜெய் ஜவான் பாரத் மாதா கீ ஜெய்.
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Good video. Many people like my son inlaw and son who are in bay area don't know how to tie a panchakacham. So I have given to them a ready made one available in Chennai, like madisaru pudavai for ladies. When I am in US, I used to tie it for them. Your video useful. But we do it differently, but as you said there are many ways. Tieing panchakacham is very good for health. It has a science behind it. I feel my lower back pain goes everytime I tie panchkacham as it holds the spinal chord straight at L5, L6 areas which is main problem for low back pain. This is the best form of dress suitable for everybody.
Very nice demonstration, slightly different from what I am used to. But these days you get readymade pancha kacham which is simply worn like a trouser. Nevertheless nothing to beat the original style of wearing the nine muzham veshti.
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Well demonstrated. I feel this is the easy way to wear Panchakacham . Looks uniform and beautiful too from front and back. Thanks for the video. CM RAMAN.
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Thanx sir, for choosing to demystify the 'பஞ்ச்சகச்சம்' style! Till mid 1970s there used to be an alternative word in currency - 'த்தார்ப்பாய்ச்சி'கட்டு. 1.Are both the same? 2. Politicians like Y.S Rajasekhar Reddy, Vengal Rao, Devraj Urs, K.Brahmananda Reddy, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Y B Chavan, even Ramakrishna Hegde(occasionally) used to wear their dhothi in 'panchakachcham' style but those starched cotton dhothies looked worn rather differently. Could you throw some light on these, please?
Excellent Shree Iyer Ji. In Maharashtra we call it ‘Pitambar’ we use it for performing pooja and other religious events. Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Such a nice video, loved the final bit, brought a laugh.
Showed it to my husband and hopefully soon he will get an opportunity to wear this. Thanks for doing this Sri Iyer ji 🙏
You are welcome, Gloria Joseph-ji. Have fun.
🤣🤣 It was fun to watch Sree sir, I am surely gonna try next time whenever there is pooja at my house or in village. I always used to wonder how my cousin brother used to wear it never asked him and now as u have shown I don't need to ask him now. Thanks
Please do.
As a northie I'll try it for sure whenever I visit temples in the south. So thank you in advance shree ji.
More North Indians wear their dhoti this way.
Iyer garu well nicely shown.....easy to follow. Namaskaram.
For a change, this is different from the usual political or economics topics. Like a sudden gentle cool breeze through the window in a hot summer night.
Keep it up 👍
Sree Iyer 🙏, well done
Excellent demonstration, pulled off very well. Thanks, learnt from it. It is important for sustenance of our customs and traditions that we learn and pass on to the future generations. Look at the brilliance of the attire - simple length of cloth draped and tied in a way that gives you covers you, gives freedom of movement and looks great. We are so far gone on to the ways of the western world - due to colonialism or lack of recognition of who we truly are and our glorious culture. We need to get back to what we are - Indian. Once we realise it, there is no need to go anywhere else.
Its amazing to note the words of the ' dhuti' - as dhoti is pronounced in bengali; now pancha us same= 5.
"Kachham' sounds same . The front side fold tucked in naval is ' koncha' and the back side tucked in back is called ' kacha'. But i find that safe and stout way of securing the 'kachhams' front and back is to do it in style of marathas -- (as secure as a pant, you can even do a horse ride) . I use it during pitri paksh tarpan as well during durga puja 😁🙏
Very easy way of wearing a Pancha Kattu which we may commonly call Panchakachham. Thanks to you Sir for this knowledge sharing.
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This is absolutely awesome. Tried different panchagajam techniques and this trumps any other style. Thanks sir.
You are most welcome
I have to say that this has become a routine for me now. Once again, thanks to you, this is how I do my Sandhyavandanam daily.
Nice. We should all wear dhotis in our festivals and cultural ceremonies.
Thank you Sir 🙏🙏. This is the simplest explained way of tying dhoti that I have so far seen. Have around 7 pairs of dhotis in my rack but have been dreading to tie them lest I make a mistake.
So nice of you Sree Iyer to post this super video! 👏🏻👏🏻
Brilliantly demonstrated and explained . Thank you Shree Ji
Your enthusiasam is contagious .Welcome that
Extremely useful. Thank you much for a clear and precise method
Demonstrated like a master
Thanks for your tutorial on how to wear Pancha in a more sastroktam way. Very useful. 👌👍👏🙏💐
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Time to go back in tradition & start wearing dhoti i.e. stop wearing trouser / pants for atleast 2 days a week. thnank you Mr. Iyer
Well explained n demonstrated, i have been doing this since i was 8 year's old n now i am 35.... Thank you Iyer ji🙏🏼
Keep it up
NIce video and all steps for wearing very clearly shown 👌
Thanks for watching
dhanyavaadam Shree gāru, for teaching our new Generation boys how to tie a dhoti
THANK YOU SIR, FOR TEACHING THE METHOD.
You are most welcome
Boys, dhoti must make a come back😊
Very clear and easy to understand. Thanks
It's good to wear traditional dresses in Indian festivals
Thanks for the demo. I use Tuckroll and insert inward for the 1st anchor without knots. Use non leather belt with self adjusting buckle (not elastic) grip to prevent malfuctioning for a whole day.
Excellent.
this is beautiful
been breaking my head since a year to do this
Enna sonalum senjalum namba vashti wearing method is the best. Brahmanaal's culture
Sir,
Thank you. It’s very difficult for me when I used to attend events especially when I had to sit down for lunch. I used to always hold it in my left hand so it doesn’t undo itself.
The video is added to my playlist for future reference.
Good job sir. This is the most practical garment for Indian hot and humidity climate. I wish more men wear it.
U made it so simple, easy to learn tqsm 😊
I like so much your tamil-englush accent (especially letter R 😂)
Thanks Shree Iyerji , I always found it difficult to wear Dhoti , today I know I can whenever its required to wear a. Dhoti.
Sri Iyer Sir...teaching this. I liked it. That's why I don't miss any episodes of PGurus
Iyer-val, Anantha-kodi Namaskaaram for this effort. Next stop........ Tri-Kala Sandhyavandhanam !😊
Very systematically explained.step by step
Marathi Brahmin call it
Pitambar (Yellow vastra.)
We wear it during Pooja.
Intrigued by your this side as usual. .. Shree Anna.. very well demontrated.. I just have a suggestion.. for those of heavy built.. to fit the girth and height it's the measure 10x 6 feet actually..its called patthuaaru..alavu..which shops have. And lo.. present their own majestic side in a panchakachcham veshti attire... for everyones inspiration we can readily remember Dushyant Shridhar..who beautifully sports the angavastram.. with elan..
Very nice Iyerji!.Though you are living outside your mother country,you are deep rooted in your cultures.I always like your videos.From RI ,USA
Nicely demonstrated 👏👍
Glad you liked it
Excellent demonstration Sree Ji. Great people like you keep our culture alive. We, who value our culture, are grateful to you for this demo video.
Thank you, Sir.
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You are a Guru Guru! Thanks 🙏
Thank you sir 🙏 very easy to follow 😊
Most welcome 😊
Thank you sree gaaru, meeru ilanti parignala samacharam inka videos estu undandi
Observe the master😎
Based pgurus
🙏😇🙇🙇🙇
Reviving sanatana dharma sri iyer ji 🔱
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Beautiful! 👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you very very much. Shri Iyer
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Like 40 years ago , irrespective of communities every married male in tn used to Wear this
Nice mama..nicely explained...thanks
Sir, invaluable many thanks.
Thanks for your interesting demo of panchakatcham& appreciate for carrying over the traditional attire🙏🏻
My pleasure 😊
T-shirt caption is very apt ! 👍
Thanks for this video.
News reporting, veshti draping. Hope next time it will be some paati's recipe Sir. You are indeed an enthusiastic and no boring personality.
So, PGurus is into fashion😆
Thank you so much sir.
வணக்கம் ஐயா.
உங்களுக்கு தமிழ் மொழி தெரியும் என்று நினைக்கிறேன்.
மிக மிக அருமையான அழகான
விளக்கங்கள். நிறைவாக நீங்கள்
குதூகலமாக இளமையான துள்ளலுடன் குதித்த காட்சி மிகுந்த மகிழ்ச்சியும், நமது பாரம்பரிய உடையின் சிறப்பும்
சிலிர்க்க வைக்கிறது!!!! இந்த பின்னூட்டம் தமிழ் மொழியும் இடம்பெற வேண்டும் என்ற உணர்வுடன் பதிவிடுகிறேன். நன்றிகள் ஸ்வாமிஜி.
இராமச்சந்திரன்.மு.(71),
திருச்செங்கோடு.637 211,
நாமக்கல் மாவட்டம்.
தமிழ்நாடு. தென் இந்தியா.
ஜெய் ஹிந் ஜெய் ஜவான்
பாரத் மாதா கீ ஜெய்.
🙏 very good explained Tq iyerji
You are an adorable person !
Very nice Shree Iyer garu. Thank you.
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Good video. Many people like my son inlaw and son who are in bay area don't know how to tie a panchakacham. So I have given to them a ready made one available in Chennai, like madisaru pudavai for ladies. When I am in US, I used to tie it for them. Your video useful. But we do it differently, but as you said there are many ways. Tieing panchakacham is very good for health. It has a science behind it. I feel my lower back pain goes everytime I tie panchkacham as it holds the spinal chord straight at L5, L6 areas which is main problem for low back pain. This is the best form of dress suitable for everybody.
There’s no L6 vertebrae. L5/ S1 area is what you are trying to describe.
@@vish2553 oh ok
Very nice demonstration, slightly different from what I am used to. But these days you get readymade pancha kacham which is simply worn like a trouser. Nevertheless nothing to beat the original style of wearing the nine muzham veshti.
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Good to see sree Iyer ji
Today was ashtami
Had i seen this video a few hours earlier i could have worn a dhoti like this today instead of jeans with a 'Panjabi'
Well demonstrated. I feel this is the easy way to wear Panchakacham . Looks uniform and beautiful too from front and back. Thanks for the video. CM RAMAN.
Much appreciated. My Thatha from Telangana Used 5 and 9 folds.
Versatile personality of Shri Iyer in his nice traditional Avataar....!!! I liked your enthusiasm to share your idea....
Please do Sandhyavandhanam so I can teach my kid to do as you do
Please sir
You explain so clearly 😊
Kachham is gajjam which is unit of measurement same as in Hindi "gaj" or yard of cloth
Wonderful presentation... Well appreciated...
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The most random video ever
Thank you Sree. Hope my adult children sport it someday . 🙏🏼
Good video
Glad you enjoyed
In the olden days even warriors were wearing panchakachham in war fronts but tied tightly,not hanging decoratively , and weilded their swords.......
Thank you for this video.
How absolutely lovely. I never knew. Thank u ☺️ 🙏
I’m gujju. But would love my kid to wear this.
Reminded me of my Aaji wearing navvari sadi.
Super nice..
I will try to do this
Beautiful, this will really help us all for the new generation
Excellent sir.
Excellent demonstration. Very useful.
Really namaskars, appreciate your effort 👌. This is very much needed. 👌 🙏🙏🙏
Il faut rire des fois ha ha. Thank you very much. Respect, namasté
Fantastic.... Will try it out and send it to my dad... Will make h v.happy
Kalakkitel mama🙏🏽
🙏🏻❤️🇮🇳 Akhand Bharat mata ki jai
Super
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That was the members only video I mean only one members video and shree has made it public 🙂😂😂
Yes, after a year.
Good one Shree Iyerji. Will be great to see more such videos. Specially for youngsters living abroad to be connected to our wonderful traditions 🙏🏼
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நன்றாக விளக்கினீர்கள்.
चरणस्पर्श गुरु जी ! 🙏🙏
অতি উত্তম,ও অনেক ধন্যবাদ।
শুভ নবমির অনেক প্রনাম।
Super👍🥰
Was the "Observe the Master" t-shirt intentional?😎
Great video! Nice and detailed instructions. Thank you!
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Must watch for all Tam Brams Tel Brams, Kan Brams and Mal Brams
This was what India wore 100 years ago! One of the 13 variations...
Wonderful!
That was fun and great. Thanks for the tip Sree
Very nice sir 👌
Thanks and welcome
Thanx sir, for choosing to demystify the
'பஞ்ச்சகச்சம்' style!
Till mid 1970s there used to be an alternative word in currency - 'த்தார்ப்பாய்ச்சி'கட்டு.
1.Are both the same?
2. Politicians like Y.S Rajasekhar Reddy, Vengal Rao, Devraj Urs, K.Brahmananda Reddy, Mulayam Singh Yadav,
Y B Chavan, even Ramakrishna Hegde(occasionally) used to wear their dhothi in 'panchakachcham' style but those starched cotton dhothies looked worn rather differently.
Could you throw some light on these, please?
Watched with fun and amazement.
Pancha in sanskrit means that which broadens as you go up, like the pancha patram. Kachcha is the folded underpass. So pancha kachcham.