The same Marathi speaking crowd will use ‘tu’ for their mothers & grandmothers but they dare not use ‘tu’ for their fathers, grandfathers or any other male figure w authority. Patriarchy FTW! 💪🏻 They understand the concept of respect but their respect is reserved for men LOL

The KING has spoken 👑♥️

@PratPanc That sadly is "fast life" in Bombay/Mumbai.

@shirishag75 Losers.

@PratPanc 😂😂😂 I start doubting people's intentions when they address me with 'aap'.

@Subhashitani1 For me, everybody is ‘aap’. Unless they’re my friends from school or my younger sibling/cousins.

@PratPanc Gonna be addressing you as tu from now on fanatically 😤😤😤

@ConradkBarwa Is beneath you, girl!

@PratPanc Love and affection of TU cannot be matched by any other version of Hindi. I don’t make the rules. 👍🏽

@alokshinde I do NOT want love and affection from a stranger I’m asking directions from.

@PratPanc Delete...being a delhite I too had my struggles with my mumbai friends referring me as tu in beginning but I get that and started respecting the language diversity. Every city has its own culture n language...nothing wrong

@sleepyhead1892 Rules of respect are the same everywhere, mate.

@PratPanc You have pissed off a LOT of people. 😂

@mrithejester IT IS SO FUNNN 🍿🍿🍿

@PratPanc I, a Pakistani with very limited exposure through Indian friends, totally agree with your views.

@BanoBee Thanks ma’am 🙏🏻

@PratPanc ratio ka mahasangram ho gaya yahan

@qaummunist Koi baat nahi. Hum ab bhee apne tweet parr kaayam hain. Satya pareshaan ho sakta hai, paraajit kabhi nahi ho sakta. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@PratPanc Not just strangers they even call their elders “tu” and its bit strange but if you know Marathi then you will realise its not like “North vala abe tu”🤐

@PratPanc Hum and aap are my only options. Alia from gully boy was intolerable