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Churidars, also
churidar pyjamas, are
tightly ****ing
trousers worn by both men and
women in the
Indian subcontinent.
Churidars are a
variant of the common...
- they can be cut
quite narrow, on the bias, in
which case they are
called churidars. When they are
ordinarily wide at the
waist and
their bottoms are hemmed...
- is the
choice of
lower garment:
while in
India it is
mainly worn with
churidars or pyjamas, in ****stan and
Bangladesh it is
mainly worn with a shalwar...
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Kurtas are
traditionally worn over
ordinary pajamas,
loose shalwars, or
churidars.
Among urban youth,
kurtas are
being increasingly worn over jeans, not...
- the
Khari Holi are sung by the people, who,
sporting traditional white churidar payajama and kurta,
dance in
groups to the tune of
ethnic musical instruments...
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shifted to
Asian culture.
English Regency era
dandies adapted the
Indian churidars into slim ****ing pantaloons, and
frequently wore
turbans within their...
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tunic worn by many
people from
South Asia,
typically with a
salwar or
churidars. Origin: From
Arabic qamīṣ,
perhaps from late
Latin camisia (see chemise)...
- 19th century, the
Mughlai nobility attired themselves in tight-****ing
churidars which were worn tied
below the knee.
These trousers, and
other elements...
- for a stroll. On this night, Balu
happens to see a girl Anu with a
white churidar,
playing with
children although revealing only her feet. He
instantly falls...
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contained several women's garments: 18
pairs of panties, 10 bras, 8
churidars, 6 saris, 4
blouses and 2 nighties.
Reddy was
tried and
convicted in 9...
