Watch: Ishan Kishan hastily ditches shades, earpods upon spotting Tendulkar ‘sir’ in hilarious IPL dressing room clip

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[Vilander]

Pollard was enjoying himself lol 

[Vilander]

Many western players don't get this attribute and mock South Asians 'sir' culture but this is a distinct South Asian attribute its lovely to look at cultured young people that have simple respect for folks that have achieved it in the past. 

[cricketfan28]

GOD!!

[AuxiliA]

7 hours ago, Vilander said:

Many western players don't get this attribute and mock South Asians 'sir' culture but this is a distinct South Asian attribute its lovely to look at cultured young people that have simple respect for folks that have achieved it in the past. 

 

Problem isn't westerners not understanding our culture. Most of us don't fully respect/understand their culture either. 

 

The problem is many of our own people having irrational inferiority complex/contempt regarding their native culture, language and skin colour. 

[Austin 3:!6]

He also fixed his hair like an obidient school boy would do before going into principal room

[sage]

12 hours ago, Vilander said:

Many western players don't get this attribute and mock South Asians 'sir' culture but this is a distinct South Asian attribute its lovely to look at cultured young people that have simple respect for folks that have achieved it in the past. 

the downside to this culture/mentality is seen in the way an entire country's cricketing fraternity has to heap praise on a 27-ball 18 thala and can't call out the emperor with no clothes. cricket is just a microcosm. 27-ball 18 knocks happen every day in the corporate and industry sectors with seniors 

Edited October 5, 2021 by sage

[beetle]

Why do elders want such hypocricy? 

 

It is like smoking , drinking and eating nonveg outside but becoming shudh at home.

[Mariyam]

12 minutes ago, beetle said:

Why do elders want such hypocricy? 

 

It is like smoking , drinking and eating nonveg outside but becoming shudh at home.

Come on. They all had a laugh.

Nothing to indicate that Sachin wanted this. It may just be instinctive behaviour on Ishaan's part.

[Vilander]

13 hours ago, AuxiliA said:

Problem isn't westerners not understanding our culture. Most of us don't fully respect/understand their culture either. 

 

The problem is many of our own people having irrational inferiority complex/contempt regarding their native culture, language and skin colour. 

 

I was talking about Western origin cricketers mocking Indian newbies mistaking them being meek for calling them 'sir' while the Indian newbie thinks of it as common decency in his culture. Some Indian people also have inferiority complex, its disgusting. This attribute that I was talking about is not a manifestation of that inferiority complex though. 

[Vilander]

9 hours ago, beetle said:

Why do elders want such hypocricy? 

 

It is like smoking , drinking and eating nonveg outside but becoming shudh at home.

I don't think anyone wants that but it's wholesome to see some young rockstar still respecting an older pro. 

[Vilander]

9 hours ago, sage said:

the downside to this culture/mentality is seen in the way an entire country's cricketing fraternity has to heap praise on a 27-ball 18 thala and can't call out the emperor with no clothes. cricket is just a microcosm. 27-ball 18 knocks happen every day in the corporate and industry sectors with seniors 

Yup for sure hero worship is the fall side of this. 

[vvvslaxman]

On 10/4/2021 at 2:38 PM, Vilander said:

Many western players don't get this attribute and mock South Asians 'sir' culture but this is a distinct South Asian attribute its lovely to look at cultured young people that have simple respect for folks that have achieved it in the past. 

 

Here you can see the Desi guy standing up while shaking hands with Obama. It is something we are born with. Not  a bad habit. Comments can reflect that.

 

 

Edited October 7, 2021 by vvvslaxman