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Gol Dastaar,

Patiala Shahi,

African,

Sikh North West Frontier loose style (one of my favourite styles, the Sikh elders in Pakistan use this loose style, )

Delhi business man big style.

Dumalla (for you untitled Singh)

College boy style (UK) - nice clean lines but not as big as Patiala Shahi

College boy style (India) -the lar come very close to your eyes and your ears are well covered)

and a Freestyle category.

patiala shaahi all the way man! thas my dream paag....maharaj willing i can tie that one day and sing "teddi paag walia" LOL.gif

didnt someone try to post the patiala shaahi paag and how to tie it?

where has the post gone?

gustaphi maaf

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Gol Dastaar,

Patiala Shahi,

African,

Sikh North West Frontier loose style (one of my favourite styles, the Sikh elders in Pakistan use this loose style, )

Delhi business man big style.

Dumalla (for you untitled Singh)

College boy style (UK) - nice clean lines but not as big as Patiala Shahi

College boy style (India) -the lar come very close to your eyes and your ears are well covered)

and a Freestyle category.

patiala shaahi all the way man! thas my dream paag....maharaj willing i can tie that one day and sing "teddi paag walia" LOL.gif

didnt someone try to post the patiala shaahi paag and how to tie it?

where has the post gone?

gustaphi maaf

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Patiala Shahi is a very good looking dastaar. I was in India last March and a relative was showing me how to tie in Shahi style. You have to get the pooni (fold) right and then make sure the larr is clean, each time you bring to the front you sort of pinch fold it near the centre to get the noyk right.

The UK college style dastaar is based on the Patiala Shahi. It looks as if the dastaar is ironed to get the bal out. and to flatten the larr.

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