What does he mean when he says Kamal "Sir"? Sir used as a suffix is only when you are knighted or confired a knighthood by the Queen of England..!!!
Indian eqvivalent is a simply a "Shri" Kamaljee or Shri Kamal, or why not just say Kamal??? surely Kamal woudnt mind. why have the British terminology and colonial suffixes for a Indian actor ?
RE:What is Kamal
by Priya Jay on Jun 13, 2008 07:59 AM Permalink
Siror Madam (as used in india-not in Uk) are terms as respectful as Shree or Ji in india.
If people need to address seniors in india with names, then it wouldnt be respectful culture!!!!!!!
RE:What is Kamal
by RR on Jun 13, 2008 10:53 AM Permalink
boston why dont you call your boss by name with prefixing shri or mr. or suffixing jee. Will you from now on???? You moron!!!!!
RE:What is Kamal
by Pallavi Suresh on Jun 13, 2008 12:01 PM Permalink
Hey lunkhead. Get your history right. Britain and England copied our Shri and made it Sir. Check out Wikipedia for more info. Besides Kamal has a Padma Shri which is our equivalent for SIR.
