That Panjabi Couple!
That Panjabi Couple!
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Welcome to our channel! We’re a happily married Panjabi couple sharing the joys, challenges, and everything in-between that comes with Panjabi life. From marriage and raising kids to family traditions and vibrant culture, we’re here to bring you authentic stories, heartfelt conversations, and a little bit of Panjabi flair. Subscribe now and join our journey as we celebrate love, laughter, and the beauty of our heritage!
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Focuses on the various aspects of Panjabi life, including marriage dynamics, cultural traditions, and family relationships with episodes covering topics such as the challenges of modern Panjabi dating, cultural expectations regarding gender, and the contrasts between rural and urban Panjabi communities.
Welcome to our channel! We’re a happily married Panjabi couple sharing the joys, challenges, and everything in-between that comes with Panjabi life. From marriage and raising kids to family traditions and vibrant culture, we’re here to bring you authentic stories, heartfelt conversations, and a little bit of Panjabi flair. Subscribe now and join our journey as we celebrate love, laughter, and the beauty of our heritage!
In this episode of That Punjabi Couple podcast, Tania and Manpreet dive into the popular festivals trending this time of year—from Karva Chauth to Diwali—and how they relate to Sikh culture and identity.
We discuss:
– Why Karva Chauth doesn't align with Sikh values (and why fasting is against Sikhi)
– The real history behind Diwali vs. Bandi Chhor Divas
– How social media influences festival celebrations today
– Why knowing the ”why” behind traditions matters
– Celebrating other cultures while staying true to your own values
This conversation isn't about judging others—it's about understanding our own history, questioning meaningless rituals, and raising our kids with awareness about what we celebrate and why.
Whether you're Sikh, Hindu, or just curious about South Asian festivals, this episode encourages thoughtful reflection on tradition, culture, and the stories we pass down.
Real conversations about culture, identity, and modern Punjabi life.
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