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

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I had the privilege to attend my friends, Shiva and Gaya's, traditional South Indian baby shower ceremony in their hometown of Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. 🇮🇳
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[@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.

[@MirandaBeninca]

Grazie Ben per questo bellissimo video sulle tradizioni indiane

[@yours2source]

Sono felice che vi sia piaciuto!!

[@Everything.com07]

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

[@chiaratonin5]

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

[@yours2source]

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

[@deepakfriends218]

❤❤

[@kannammalp5755]

Gayu very 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 ;)

[@ssinfinite]

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

[@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!