Didi no 1 : ‘Bengali will teach culture?’ After hearing the custom of veiling in the in-laws’ house, Sairiti was punched

Actress Swairithi Banerjee is a very familiar face of the small screen. Just as she caught the attention of the small screen audience by playing the role of Isha in the serial Love Story. He was last seen in the serial Bangla Medium. There was also on-screen chemistry with Neil. Although that was Sairiti’s guest appearance. However, many stories happened in Sayriti’s life. In 2014, when he was at the peak of his career, Rohit got married to Jhai. Then the actress got pregnant in 2020 while working on Nishi’s Dak serial. In June, Sayriti and Rohit got their only daughter, Divija. Then he made a comeback in Bengali medium after a long break. Recently, the small screen hero Banerjee appeared with the groom on the stage of Didi Number One. There, the actress was trolled over the custom of wearing a veil at her in-laws’ house. Netpara pokes fun at learning Bengali culture from Biharis.

What Omen has said for which the actress who is famous for Love Story has been subjected to sarcasm in Netpara? He said, ‘There is a rule in my in-laws’ house that if you see people who are older than the groom, you have to put a veil on your head. This rule is still strongly followed in my in-laws’ house.

Rachna Banerjee, host of the show, was shocked to hear about Sairiti. Palta asked, ‘So! do you Sayriti replied, yes, I still wear the veil in front of my father-in-law. Whenever you come home, I give you clothes on your head’. But Rohit corrected a little and said, ‘There is no such thing as having to wear a saree all the time. A cloth or a veil should be put on the head’.

Saireeti also said on the stage of Didi Number One, ‘I like the culture of her house. The generation after us will learn this thing. Children learn a lot from their grandparents. The culture, however, can be learned from there. I see a lot of that in girls right now. We bow down to our elders while leaving home.

The girl too, ran and bowed first. Even though I can’t give time to my daughter like that, she has learned a lot from her grandparents’. After hearing about Bihari culture in the mouth of a Bengali girl, Netpara washed away. A netizen wrote, ‘Hey, now Bengalis have to learn culture from Biharis. What a long time!