Comments on: Marrying a Turban

By: Gurpreet Singh Lotey

Gurpreet Singh Lotey — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 04:05:36 +0000

fantastic job done sardarji
keep it up

Regards
Gurpreet Singh Lotey

By: skaur

skaur — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 02:57:15 +0000

Hi
The girl that you are proposing to in this video does not look like a Sikh girl either (she has clearly cut her hair). What does it say about your choice here???

By: parry

parry — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 16:12:20 +0000

very good video …these videoe are the need of the time.great start..keep it up

By: singh

singh — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 14:12:09 +0000

yhea bro this is true but at some level i mean i am a sardar and i have been with so many girls especially in my college who want to be with me. its just that sardars are portrayed so poorly in media they are shown as some kind of clown we need a strict action against that because media is everything these days. anyway great message and there are many girls who want to be with sardar boys because they klnow we got the biggest package lol

By: Amandeep Singh

Amandeep Singh — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 19:46:52 +0000

What a nice and simple short film this was! Way to go bro!!!

By: Singh

Singh — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 18:47:48 +0000

Whats the music? Its really good… please tell me.
The video is very good.

By: Jagjeet Kaur

Jagjeet Kaur — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 00:44:01 +0000

I am Jagjeet from Canada and I was about to cry while watching your video. It's wonderful….awesome….a great lesson for sikh girls. By the way I am not gursikh but I married a gursikh turbaned boy and I feel proud. God job Jasdeep it up…

By: Singh

Singh — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 06:10:49 +0000

why is the munda wearing a green colored stone ring (EMERALD – Panna) in his small finger ?

By: Jagjit Kaur

Jagjit Kaur — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 06:48:25 +0000

It is so sad when sikh girls say they don’t want to marry a turban boy. I remember when I married my husband (who wears a turban by the way). All my extended family were in shock, that how is it that you married someone with a turban. My response was that I never put that down as a condition for my partner to be. I just got lucky. My dad wears a turban, my brother has cut hair. I also cut my hair and shape my eyebrows, but my religion is important to me and I intend to bring up my children that way too. Although I am well aware that I need to lead by example. However, please do not class all sikh girls in the same category, they are not all the same!

By: preet singh

preet singh — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 17:15:07 +0000

very nice video
bt did any body noticed that the girl in the video has her hair cut???????
wtf
???
is sikhism only for boys?? y parents only force sikh boys to have hair while all sikh girls get their hairs cut,do waxing and threading bt no one says them anything …but if a boy gets his facial hair trimmed then all so called religious people get angry and start narrating the sikh history?? is this the right thing to do
?? sikh female shud be given lessons first then only sikhism cud be saved!
even this happened with me..i proposed a girl whome i reallly liked and we were good frndz but her rply was i dnt like sikh men they dnt look good…if u trim ur hairs then i can marry you(even though she herslf being a sikh) now wht do boys like me do?

By: sandeep sahota

sandeep sahota — Tue, 04 May 2010 03:48:24 +0000

also in sikh culture the hair aspect of sikhi is always pushed more on the boys more than the girls. look around and see many more males keep their hair than our females. its hard to even find a girl nowadays that is young and keeps her hair intact while still there are many males who keep their hair and beard uncut. i think sikh community should focus on females also and teach them about the importance of trying to marry a sardar and learning to respect the pagg. unfortunately we live in a society where the good looking guys are all clean shaven and turbans are not even shown as being appealing, this effects the girls alot and many parents don't care either parents are just happy that the girl is marrying a punjabi sikh guy (even though he has a haircut) because they are scared the girls might marry white or non-punjabi guy.

By: sandeep sahota

sandeep sahota — Tue, 04 May 2010 03:40:56 +0000

girls dont admit this though they dislike turbans but feel bad on the inside and wont say it straight up and they will deny it but their actions prove it. for example if 95 percent of sikh girls marry clean shaven guys then their kids will obviously have cut hair also so the next generation of kids with unshorn hair especially boys who have long hair do a joora and cover it with a patka will be rarely seen. the kids who keep their hair will have a harder time keeping their hair due to sticking out in their own community basically this is the fault of the girls weather they want to admit it or not.

By: hardeep singh

hardeep singh — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 17:57:29 +0000

pa ji tusi ek dum sahi movei banai hai je asi hi apne virse nu bhul javage jeda virsa sanu sareya nu apne bajurga to milya hai koun kenda hai pagg ban ke asi sone nahi lagde asi una clean shave waleya to karoda guna change ha kyo ki asi apne virse nu kayam rakheya hoya hai una wangu apne virse to muh nahi modeya va

By: Some Singh

Some Singh — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 16:34:14 +0000

This clip totally shows the dire state of the majority of girls in the sikh community today. The girls father and brother wore a turban the girl looked like she cut her hair and shaped her eyebrows. ( A girl from a gursikh family looking for a clean shaven partner) This is the case in most gursikh families where the men have unshorn hair and the women cut their hair, shape their eyebrows etc.
So now lets look at the next generation….. most turbaned guys who do manage to get married will be so frustrated that the majority of them will not want their children to have this sikhi saroop. There will be less gursikh children in schools and colleges so it will be even harder for those that do decide to follow the guru’s word and keep unshorn hair.
It has been sikh women all through out history who have given birth to and nurtured the great Khalsa warriors
Muslims have tried to kill us off, British have tried, Hindus tired, ALL FAILED, Looks like it will be our own mothers and sisters who will succeed.

By: A Kaur

A Kaur — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 20:22:07 +0000

To Singhs…..

stop looking like wimps and going after ignorant moni girls and then frowning when you get rejected. No offence but if you get rejected by a moni girl-you deserve it for going after her in the first place.

Guru ji gave you honour, why go proposing to girls who can’t accept you for who you are and don’t know anything about this beautiful culture? There are plenty of beautiful gursikh girls willing to marry turbaned sikh men. If your parents look in the right places, they will find them.

Men with turbans are true men because they don’t try and look feminine by removing their facial hair. There are plenty of other girls out there that think like me. Look to Guruji’s sanctuary and you’ll find your dreams. No need to look elsewhere.

Vaheguruji ka Khalsa Vaheguruji ki fateh

By: JasBajwa

JasBajwa — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 05:39:11 +0000

I wear my turban very proudly……if sum girl dont like me becus of my turban. Hey no problem…I might not like a girl who is 250lb….so we all got our likes and dislikes…..I dont care what other ppl think…… But those girls who swear they will not ever get married to turband boy…..got news for u stuckups…….ur groom is goin to show up in ….turban….trimmed beard….kalgi….and shirvani…..ahahahahah…..seems like gona have to get married to turban boy after all. hahahaha….hindu or sikh

By: palminder singh

palminder singh — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 18:06:26 +0000

Good Job veer ji….keep it up!!!

By: gurpreet kaur

gurpreet kaur — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 06:21:59 +0000

waheguru jee ka khalsa waheguru jee kee fateh! very touching video and a good job u r doing brother. keep it up! may Waheguru jee help u to promote sikhi saroop of females also. If Sikh girls themselves are not sabat soorat what will they teach to their kids about Sikhism???

By: Gagandeep Singh

Gagandeep Singh — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 19:11:54 +0000

guru fateh Jasdeep Singh
your video is really awesome good job veer keep it up always in chardi kala
guru rakka

By: Sukhdeep Singh

Sukhdeep Singh — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 19:59:48 +0000

good narration bro…really impressing and heart touching one….keep d good work up…fateh