6 things media hasn't told you about how biharis are the wildest party animals

Bihar is a state in eastern India and one of the coolest states with cool people. We are bad-ass and yet have the "Tehzeeb". Biharis know how to treat people equally. I being myself from Jharkhand (previously Bihar) grew up in an environment that still makes me feel nostalgic when I hear about Litti Chokha or Manoj Tiwari hits. Biharis are the guys who believe in the concept of work hard, party harder.  Bihar produces the maximum number of IAS/IPS and IITians in a year. And yet we know the importance of partying and celebrating. We Biharis are proud of our legacy and our contributions to the society. Here is the list of things that only a Bihari can relate to: #1. For us, nothing is Cool or Awesome. Everything is Garda. We Biharis have our own vocabulary and dictionary. If you hear words like baklol, bhakuana, and bauana, welcome to Bihar.

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    #2. For us Biharis, it’s not ‘Mai’ its ‘Hum’. We believe in teamwork and keep the team before self. Grammar for rest of India is different from the grammar of Biharis. So if you are talking to a Bihari clarify what he wants to convey.

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  #3.We are good in everything from excellent cooks to brilliant minds. Needless to say, India's oldest university Nalanda University is in Bihar. Yet go to any nightclub you will see Biharis living king sized life partying.

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  #4.We respect our elders like anything and even if you are the US returned Bihari “Chacha Parnaam” will be your greeting than Hi or Hello.

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  #5. We Biharis are romantic AF and know how to flirt in bed. In fact, there was a flirting competition in Denmark and guess what! Well, keep guessing.

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  #6.We can be humorous and philosophical at the same time. If you don't believe what I am saying search "Lalu Prasad funny videos".

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  Are you feeling nostalgic about your state? Worry not, we have a solution. Celebrate the 1st ever Garda Bollywood Night - Bihari Edition here in Bangalore.  To soch kaa rahe ho, Click here and celebrate your roots.