Chhavi Mittal Bra Size & Body Measurements

Chhavi Mittal is a Punjabi story that tells the story of a girl who was considered as a freak and abandoned by her husband and in-laws when she refused to accept that she was actually female. She was shunned socially and even harassed by men. But now she has returned and with the help of her sister, she has enrolled herself into a girls’ school. This school teaches them the art of fencing (Hindi ghodi) and is one of the few places where they learn it under the tutelage of professional fencers. However, things don’t go smooth there and Chhavi Mittal falls in love with a new man called Raja Bhai Singh.

The story kicks off when Chhavi Mittal’s sister Avbuera (Kara) comes to stay with them for some days. Chhavi Mittal is devastated by her sister’s reaction towards marriage. She even tries to poison her so as to stop her from marrying and wants to shun her completely.

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But her brother Digvijit tries to convince her on the necessity of marriage. He tells her that in fact marriages are not just about taking each other as wives. It is about appreciating the qualities in the other person and having them for life. Chhavi Mittal agrees to the proposal and the two marry. The biographer shows us that even though they do not have children they feel that they have made a great commitment and hence do not regret it.

There are many events in this book that show us the different attitudes of people towards size in women. We also come to know the different opinions on it. For instance, at one point of time, the ladies were believed to be very sexy and tall which automatically made them tall and slim. Then the height connotations came into existence when people realized that there was no direct relation between the size of a woman’s bra and her sex appeal. The biographer gives us an idea how Indian society has changed over the years. Earlier, girls married later in their twenties and spent their last years in retirement homes.

Today, the young ones want to stay active and want to take part in all kinds of social events. They are therefore introduced to the lifestyles and customs associated with their age bracket. The older generation felt that there was no need for a separate sized woman as there were plenty of other female counterparts available. But in the present era, with the revolution in the fashion industry, they are slowly making up their minds to marry and start families.

This is a fascinating read, as the author gives us a well-told story. We come to know the different ways in which size does not matter in society. She educates the reader on the various reasons why Indian women are happy and contented despite their size. This is a must read for those who are in the quest of learning about their favorite actresses.