Comments on: Lose you turban and I’m outta here

By: guest

guest — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 12:04:01 +0000

teri maa di fudi

By: stupid video

stupid video — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:57:50 +0000

exactly that was my point. everyone keeps on blaming the sikh guys for cutting their hair off. they always say your a weak person if you cut your hair and lose your turban. that a true sikh wouldn't lose his turban because of society. I've heard plenty of lectures including this video directed toward the male sikh youth. I don't understand why our community has a hard time blaming sikh girls and trying to teach them to respect the sikh turban. Nowdays sikh girls will automatically find guys like jay sean, john abraham, etc highly attractive, but they will never say any male sardar is good looking. We need to start lecturing the girls and blaming them. Trying to make videos to understand the sikh turban and identity. If we keep blaming male sikh youth they will eventually stop listening. I mean look around the efforts to get the youth to keep kesh and a dastaar are failing miserably.

By: justasikh

justasikh — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 22:27:26 +0000

After a few month's reflection, this song is like Beyonce's to the left, to the left, but about the topic listed above.

If we polled the majority of Sikh/Punjabi girls, I think we all know the results would be less than favorable in support of the topic of this song.

Instead, we have All the single ladies.. All the single ladies.. put your hands up.. oh oh ohh..

By: stupid video

stupid video — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 11:47:37 +0000

why do people always blame the guys. ooooo the guys are bad all cutting their hair. why cant anyone blame sikh girls who prefer clean shaven sikh guys as partners. no one makes songs teaching sikh girls its always teach the guys the guys need to learn. people should point their finger at sikh girls for the reasons that many sikh guys cut their hair. they find clean shaven sikhs better looking.

By: manjeet

manjeet — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:28:53 +0000

thers no prob to go date with a turban guy…but at last i prefer those who treat womens properly & respect them and not drunken…
if he is not a turban guy then also its ok.. why so fuss

By: Sikhi Aaj Kal | The Langar Hall

Sikhi Aaj Kal | The Langar Hall — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 14:58:19 +0000

[...] – both in terms of Sikhi Saroop and Sikh principles. I wasn’t really feeling the Teri Meri Bas video at first, but I now appreciate the vision and effort to use a music video in conveying such [...]

By: Andy

Andy — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 12:30:46 +0000

This is a tune!!

By: Brar

Brar — Mon, 25 May 2009 20:42:28 +0000

back to the original post – i do see that more and more sikh boys/men are cutting their hair but i don’t really think its their faults for two reasons.

one. with the older generation, they weren’t given any options. they were forced to keep their hair because their parents said so. now, more and more parents aren’t as stringent in forcing this on their children because the whole world is being americanized.

two. kids these days aren’t educated enough in the importance of wearing a turban. if they don’t understand what it represents or what the significance of it is – of course they’re more likely to cut their hair.

i think it all comes down to education. personally, i wouldn’t force my children to do something blindly. they need to be educated on the history and significance and then be able to make a decision. kids these days cut their hair because wearing a turban means nothing to them.

By: Prabhu Singh Khalsa

Prabhu Singh Khalsa — Tue, 19 May 2009 20:54:53 +0000

I like it!

By: Tejbir

Tejbir — Mon, 18 May 2009 21:05:04 +0000

Ibadat Singh Gill: I have noticed on a couple of your posts that you refer to Dr. Singh as “Manmohan Kohli” the “hindu puppet”. I cannot help but wonder why it is that you go to such great lengths to point out that Manmohan Singh is a Kohli – to me, an utterly irrelevant point. Are you eluding to him somehow being more easy to manupulate because he is not a Gill Jatt like you? I realise that this is a debate for another time and place, but your repeated “Kohli” comments deserve a response.

Anyhow, on a positive note, I would say that having a Sikh PM builds trust between Sikhs and other communities in India. A respected Sikh national leader does much more to repair relationships than a thousand bullets would ever do, and it is ultimately this repaired relationship and mutual respect that reduces the chances of an 84 like event ever happening again. Sikhs are seen as vital members of the India union, loyal citizens, and intelligent contributors – a big revamp on the image during the 80s. Anything even close to 84 occuring now would leave India outraged; in fact, the nation is rejecting right wing politics and its about time. If people like Manmohan and Montek do nothing else, even their presence there as capable Sikhs does a lot. Be proud.