This Funny Classification Between Lower, Middle And Upper Class Families In India Is Epic
It is human nature to think wisely and act foolishly – Anatole France.
I bet many of us have heard our grandparents preach this saying. Even my grandfather taught me to act wisely and never ever make comparisons. Because in this big wide Universe, one thing is never the same as another. Unfortunately, it is a normal human inclination to compare stuff. People from upper class tend to compare their level with other two classes in the hierarchy and vice-versa.
The comparison is done on all parameters and sometimes it gets so hilarious that we tend to have a big laugh at the whole concept of it. Read on and have a good chuckle at how socio-economic classifications in India can be a great source of humor for us.
To start with, let’s have a look at this…
Socio-Economic Classifications Simplified
Lower Class – Lifafa
Middle Class – En’ve’lope
Upper Class – On’vo’lup
There are various versions of the same recipe
Socio Economic Classifications Simplified
Lower Class – Nimbu Paani
Middle Class – Lemonade
Upper Class – Virgin Mojito
Even clothes determine a class
Socio-Economic Classifications Simplified
Lower Class – Jean Pant
Middle Class – Jeans
Upper Class – Denims
When accessories start to have a class
Socio-Economic Classifications Simplified
Lower Class – Chashma
Middle Class – Goggles
Upper Class – Shades
Do you see the transition?
Socio-Economic Classifications Simplified
Lower Class – Chaddi
Middle Class – Underwear
Upper Class – Lawn-juh-Ray
The metamorphosis of an edible item
Socio Economic Classifications Simplified
Lower Class – Biskut
Middle Class – Biskit
Upper Class – Cookies
Metamorphosis phase 2
Socio-Economic Classifications Simplified
Lower Class – Tamaatar
Middle Class – Ta’may’to
Upper Class – Toh’mah’toh
I never gave a thought to this one before
Socio-Economic Classifications Simplified
Lower Class – Rumaal
Middle Class – Hankie
Upper Class – Kerchief
Didn’t know this could also happen
Socio-Economic Classifications Simplified
Lower Class – Sauce
Middle Class – Ketchup
Upper Class – Toh’mah’toh dip
The choice of chai says a lot about your class
Socio Economic Classifications Simplified
Lower Class – Do cutting Chai leke aa be Pintu.
Middle Class – Can I have two cups of Tea.
Upper Class – May I have two Lattes please. Regular.
Sadly, all these differentiations mustn’t happen but they do exist and all it takes to remove them is a matter of change in perspectives.
I hope you enjoyed the story, kindly note that it has been made just for fun and not to hurt or insult anyone’s emotions.
That’s all, folks. And don’t forget to share the story with your buddies…
