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The 21st century Indian has learned to take a joke and it is not surprising. The journey of humor among the common masses started during the colonial years of the 19th century. The emergency in 1975 saw the emergence of the newspaper as a powerful tool to educate the citizens. Indian cartoonists like R. K. Laxman, Sudhir Dar, O. V. Vijayan, Abu Abraham, and others were able to create humor which was relatable to citizens. Today, we will be discussing with you the ways in which you can make an Indian laugh.
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India is home to a lot of religions but the major ones are Hinduism, Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists and Zoroastrians. The learnings and teachings from these religions have given birth to a huge number of folk tales. These tales are used to educate the kids about morality and the values attached to it. But what if we view those moral norms from a different perspective? The ‘Santa Banta’ jokes are based upon the Sikh community which infuriated many. But, we also know that the Sikh community is known for a great sense of humor.
India offers diversification of ethnic, linguistic, regional, economic, religious, class, and caste groups accompanied by urban-rural as well as gender distinctions. This opens up huge number of social and economic variations in the country of 1.37 billion.
India offers diversification of ethnic, linguistic, regional, economic, religious, class, and caste groups accompanied by urban-rural as well as gender distinctions. This opens up huge number of social and economic variations in the country of 1.37 billion.
If an Indian doesn’t like jokes on Bollywood then maybe he/she is not much into the movies.
The student life of an Indian is quite tense and full of responsibilities to crack entrance exams in the field of engineering, medical, business management, civil services, and others. Many comedians use this opportunity to crack hilarious jokes which are relatable to the student life.
India is a sport-loving nation and cricket is its religion. In a recent heart-breaking loss to New Zealand in ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, no one was sure about the Indian fans’ reaction. But social media trends proved that the majority of the cricket fans accepted the result in a rather humorous fashion. Gone are the days when Indians were rigid and intolerable towards their emotions and ideas.
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