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When you search Kathak on IG it shows a video of a Pakistani girl dancing on Mastaani song which has million views. And as usual Pakistanis calling it Mughal Culture.
Reporting such videos as misinformation is the only way to get rid of such propaganda.
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May 15
Chinese want to be indian so bad, wear indian clothing, dance in Indian. They never got over their india moment. You can call india anything you want, it is the culture superpower of asia.
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So called 5000 years Han civilization, embarrassing
May 15
You must have seen pakistanis claim kathak but you have not yet seen chinese copying odissi dance, indian music & calling it their classical chinese dance.
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May 15
You must have seen pakistanis claim kathak but you have not yet seen chinese copying odissi dance, indian music & calling it their classical chinese dance.
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May 10
- ◇ I hate this acc so much. Kamarbandh is literally seen so extensively on temple figurines & dance costumes. Mughals did'nt bring it. I don't understand the need to credit everything to Mughals. Fashion & culture existed before them too & they did have some influences later
Kamarbandh (waist bands/chains) have nothing to do with Hindus, they existed in India centuries before Hinduism was even born.
The British introduced the kamarbandh (cummerbund) into Europe after adopting it from Indiam Muslim aristocracy.
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May 10
O gosh another lie !! It's origin traced back to ancient India called "sheeshpatti". A imp. part of hindu women's "solah shringar" from thousands of years. Giving it new name doesn't mean it belongs to you. Can you ppl stop stealing credits from others culture...
May 9
From European medieval headchains. Don't explain us something that you don't know.
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May 9
- ◇ why do these pages keep posting that door of Mehrangarh fort in Jodhpur, Rajasthan 🇮🇳 as Moroccan.
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Nah, the second one is a door from rajasthan, India. Not morocco
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steal you say , Wake up to reality
Y'all steal from African culture but don't respect Africans. This shit is ugly af btw.
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May 9
Our Ancestors Were The True Masters Of Divine Stone Artistry
May 8
A 1.7-meter-long sculpture of Sheshashayi Vishnu was discovered in 2024, in front of Seuna-Jadhavrao Lakhujiraje's Samadhi at Sindkhed Raja (Maharashtra).
The sculpture is approximately dated to the 11th-12th century CE
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May 9
Kamarbandh (waist chains) are literally from Indian Hindu culture there's nothing African about it.
You can't call someone a thief while being one yourself.
Y'all steal from African culture but don't respect Africans. This shit is ugly af btw.
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May 9
See the caption.
Do chinese have any shame left? Using oreintalist fake clothing & bragging about conquering western regions. This are the same people, who wear indian clothing using western region as an excuse & give buddhist art as their source. Exploitative country.
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This is Central Asian clothing. The so-called "Dunhuang" costume isn't one of them. Because it is Indian - Lehenga-choli.
Dunhuang or whatever BS is a fraud by the Chinese who have no culture of their own and pass off stolen culture as theirs.
May 6
엄밀히 말하면 둔황 의상 저건 중앙아시아 제민족들의 문화인데 중국과 인도가 서로 힘있다고 자기네 거라고 목소리 높이는 것도 참...
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May 6
Apsaras come from india. It is not just in china, it is in south east asia as well. using apsaras & indian religion, theories to steal indian clothing, jewelry is low behaviour, nothing justifies it. You use dunhuang to steal EVERYTHING indian. things which are not even in the murals, you use budhdism & indian dieties to steal from india.
May 5
By your logic, If brilliant art born from cultural fusion is "appropriation", then didn't the Apsaras in Indian Buddhism also "appropriate" Greek culture? Dunhuang's Feitian are a world heritage treasure — for China and all humanity. Isn't the same true for India's?
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