We (most of desis) are basically muchchhad. But after coming to Canada/US after 5-6 months, many of us become clean-saved.

What do you think? Should we remove our muchchhad so as this gori community can accept us or should we become proud of our great muchchh?

Please also vote on this poll

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Hurat Honani Murat!

Surtibhai,

A lot of goras have muccche as well, I don't really think it matters as far as them accepting you, although it is not usual. In a country in which purple and yellow hair, nose rings and tattoes are very common, mucches are hardly very revolutionary.

The key is to carry them around with confidence.

Aur agar Nathulal jaise mucchhe rakhi to Mall mein there will be a lot of girls checking you out.

Hey, how come we don't have any muccchaad smilies to post?

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Are you there?

Hmmmmmmfrom this poll seems I am the only mucchhad here?

Thats why you have not selected any AVTAR, becuase I don't have any avtar with Muchchhe!!

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A Proud Indian Canadian

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Orginally posted by BlueLobster

Surtibhai,

A lot of goras have muccche as well, I don't really think it matters as far as them accepting you, although it is not usual. In a country in which purple and yellow hair, nose rings and tattoes are very common, mucches are hardly very revolutionary.

The key is to carry them around with confidence.

Aur agar Nathulal jaise mucchhe rakhi to Mall mein there will be a lot of girls checking you out.

Hey, how come we don't have any muccchaad smilies to post?

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A Proud Indian Canadian

Well, cause I've always been clean-shaved. I don't think there's anything wrong with mucchhe in general, I just don't like them on me.

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Are you there?

Golmaal!

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A Proud Indian Canadian