Kem Cho Aunty
Kem Cho Aunty
Kem Cho Aunty
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The Trendy Gujarati Chit-chat! The Ultimate chai-time corner, where Gujarati culture meets modern-day madness!
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Mahashivratri: The Great Night of Shiva
Kem cho Aunty! Majama cho? Aunty, today is Mahashivratri! The one night when Shiva Bhagwan stays up, and do all the bhakts—fasting, praying, and desperately trying not to fall asleep during jagrans. Mahashivratri, meaning “The Great Night of Shiva,” is a significant Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is observed on the 14th night of the lunar month of Phalguna, marking the convergence of Shiva and Shakti. The festival is celebrated with great fervor, as it symbolizes overcoming darkness and ignorance in life. Devotees stay awake all night, engaging in bhajans and kirtans, believing that sincere prayers on this auspicious night grant blessings, peace, and prosperity. Check out more on Kemchoaunty.com!
Paneetar and Gharchola: The Last and The First
What’s the deal with this whole Paneetar saree tradition? Why do Gujarati brides wear that red and white Paneetar saree at weddings? I mean, it’s stunning, but let’s be real—how many of us are secretly thinking, “Is this just one more thing we do because our grandmothers did it, or does it actually mean something?” Read more on Kemchoaunty.com!
Tel Leva Ja: The Humorous Gujarati Phrase That Says It All!
This one is a classic Gujarati expression, and it deserves all the love! “Tel leva ja” roughly translates to “go take some oil” or “go mind your business,” but it’s much more than that. It’s the perfect way to tell someone to stop bugging you—without being rude, of course. It’s like saying, “I’m done with your nonsense,” but with a healthy dose of humor. Read more on Kemchoaunty.com!
Makar Sankranti: The Joy of Longer Days and New Beginnings
Kem Cho Aunty! Majama Cho? It’s that time of the year again—Makar Sankranti is here! 🌞 So, if you’ve ever been in Gujarat for Makar Sankranti, you already know—the vibe is INSANE. The skies turn into a dazzling rainbow of kites! From the early morning until sundown, it’s an all about battle of kite supremacy. And I’m sure there’s no sweeter sound than yelling “Kai Po Che!” (Translation: “Gotcha! I cut your kite!”) after a glorious victory! But for Gujaratis living outside Gujarat? Oh, it’s a different story. If you shout “Kai Po Che!” early in the morning, chances are your neighbours might file a noise complaint. 🙈 Want to know more about why kites rules the skies on this day? or other fun facts? read more on kemchoaunty.com!