#Bollywood Moms

[shaadiwish]

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[readenheim]

Watching Bucchigiri?! and seeing all the genuinely well implemented references to Arabic art folklore: 🥰🥰😍😘💙❤️🩷

Watching American YouTubers react to it all calling it "Indian" and not even doing that respectfully: 💀💀💀💀💀

[deepikapadukoneee]

She is alwayss elegant..🖤

[maintohthakgayibhaishaab]

Giving surprise to my mother on mother's day

[purplesimmer455]

The next morning, Sunday, Emily heads over to her friend Kiran's house in San Sequoia. Emily said hi to Kiran's parents, and then she and Kiran head to the rec center. "Want to play simbles?" Kiran asks, and Emily nods. Kiran sets up the game, smiling at Emily. "Get ready to lose, Em." They say. "Excuse me, Kir. I'm the simbles champion." Emily grumbles but she smiles at them, trying not to blush as Kiran gives her a mischievous smile. Emily's still crushing on Kiran, and Kiran feels the same about Emily.

They play for a bit, and Emily laughs as Kiran dramatically holds up a piece and pretends to slam it down while placing it gently. "Ha! Take that." They say, and Emily snorts before placing down her piece. "Remember the tv jingle for the 2010s simbles commerical?" She asks. Kiran nods, their eyes lighting up. "For parents, kids, and everyone, simbles are simply fun!" They sing off key but enthusiastically. "Exactly, it's been stuck in my head ever since I saw a simtube compilation of nostalgic ads." Kiran grins. "You're such a dork, Emmy." They say. "Hey! I was bored and it seemed fun." Emily says and Kiran smiles at her. "No, I get it. I watch 2000s bollywood songs compilations for the nostalgia* too." Kiran says, pushing their glasses back up their nose. "Of course you do." Emily teases her friend, and Kiran makes a face before laughing.

They finish the game, and take a walk around the lake. Emily glances shyly at Kiran from time to time, and Kiran glances at Emily too, blushing and looking away when Emily catches them looking once. "I can't wait til I'm 13 too." Emily adds to Kiran. "You turned 13 this month, and so did Sara and Bilal and so many people from our class." Kiran grins. "Honestly, it feels the same as being 12.” They say. "I know, but I can't wait to be older and my moms can let me go to places by myself and watch pg-13 movies and dye my hair purple. It feels like March 25th can't come soon enough." Emily adds, grinning. "Take it from a wise older person, Emmy, it is not worth it to age up too quickly." Kiran jokes, trying to emulate like their grandma’s accent (a pleasant mix of Simlish and Indian**). "That's why my nani, my grandma on my mom's side, says. She says I should enjoy life now when I'm living at home and a kid which I guess I get." They add, and Emily nods. "My Po Po, my grandma on my mom’s side, says the same, she's always joking that she's old as heck and I'll be like her one day but for now just enjoy life as much as I can." She says, grinning. "So both our grandmas are the same." Kiran says, and Emily nods. "Yup." She says, stopping with Kiran as they take a break, and taking out an apple from her bag to eat as Kiran looks at some birds using their binoculars.

[siriuslynephilim]

heart full of love and yearning after watching one bollywood movie

[celestial-sapphicss]

modern girlhood is listening to the worst-imaginable soul crushing story from the women you know and then going to Instagram only to find incels commenting on feminist posts saying they too would hit their wife with a belt if she refused to cook one time

[puranpolianidoodh]

She's Everything, He's just Ken

[theinfinitedivides]

SUJI!!!!!!

[elif-ants]

if anything proves that soulmates exist it is dead poets society being my dad's favourite movie of all time and my mom loving mohabbatein so much she bought the cassette of the soundtrack when it released

[shaadiwish]

Whether our mothers get inspired by Bollywood moms or Bollywood mothers are characterised based on real life mothers.

[emblazonet]

OK SO the other day I shared some contemporary slovak folk rock music with my mom in an attempt to Connect Over Shared Culture or something. I don't know.

She returns with a laughing emoji and 'We used to sing these songs as kids, but this sounds like Bollywood!!??!!!'

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sorry, it. It what? wat

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And I've been wracking my brain for days trying to figure out why in fuck she thinks Hrdza sounds like Bollywood.

And I thiiiiink it's because contemporary Slavic folk uses more ornamentation and it's giving her eastern vibes, despite the fact that I'm fairly sure Hrdza isn't going into microtones or anything. (I'm not a music person with any formal training, so I can't tell!). The ornamentation is probably more inline with medieval singing, which was microtonal and probably sounded a lot more like Middle Eastern and Indian vocal music to our ear. (Something that makes racists online mad af. Cry babies, cry.)

Then I remember she fucking hated all the (non-microtonal) medieval music I've ever tried to share with her on account of it being 'creepy.' And also, inexplicably, she hates the Carol of the Bells. Which is a Ukrainian tune and relatively recent! Yeah. There's no connecting with her over music at all.

[sudaca-swag]

peacefully listening to music in the mornings? No, you will get blasted by señora music

[deepikapadukoneee]

💛

[maintohthakgayibhaishaab]

bhaee mere Bhai ne family valo ko tv ke YouTube pe YT Shorts dikhaye

aur meri mummy abb birthday party mein dance step ke saath Moye Moye kiye jaa rhi hai 😭

[junglejim4322]

Do any of you have famous people you’re related to. Calling all nepo babies