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The Tharoor Guide To Indian English

The word “shampoo” originated from “champo” and “dungarees” from Mumbai’s Dongri. These were some of the eye-popping revelations made in a chat between The English Nut and who else but Shashi Tharoor.

30/08/2020 5:27 AM

Dipmala M.
2 days
Bhai his English❤️
Sesh N.
2 days
Perfect murder of my wife
Aniket O.
3 days
your brother
Zakaria K.
3 days
Shampoo. Champo. Champi. Johnny walker Rafi song. Champi. Sar Jo Tera Chakraye.
Shalba H.
3 days
his eyes🥺❤️
Yogesh K.
3 days
Naveen Anand
Raj S.
3 days
Shilpa Roy
Stephen S.
3 days
he's the one I told you about.
Lorraine E.
3 days
It's high time that we defenestrate the snollygoster.
Arpita M.
3 days
come
Aangi D.
3 days
new words !
Arvind C.
3 days
Berinjela in Portuguese.
Nanda K.
3 days
This man is clever, but can't discern the fact that his party leader RaGa is a fool😀
Aniket S.
3 days
eita ektu sunis
Malvika K.
3 days
🤣🤣
Ayan S.
4 days
You must yave practiced so much before saying hippotam.......bla bla😂
Juan J.
4 days
please defenestrate yourself 😂🤣
Seth R.
5 days
He should be the leader of INC and then PM candidate for next election. And finally Modi reign is over. Love him to bits.
Himashis B.
5 days
How it matters to me whether you are from Houston, Arizona or SunFransisco? Idiots.
Raman B.
5 days
Omg his accent , vocab and of course knowledge. Now i know we indians have our own English.. Indian english .. brinjal 😂

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