Yep we need sareewant the girls in saree please
Having lived in India, I saw, Indians are accustomed to eating via free hand, without knife and forks, e.g. the right hand tears the naan, and food morselz like rice is picked up in the right hand and eaten. So the fork in the right hand does make sense in a way, but would still be slightly uncomfortable to make use of.
Just a little datail about this picture:
The forks and knifes are in the wrong hands. Knife right hand, fork left hand.
This largely depends on if your diet is vegetarian or not. If yes then hands are used for pretty much all the dishes though some people still eat rice (a staple part of the diet) with spoon.Having lived in India, I saw, Indians are accustomed to eating via free hand, without knife and forks, e.g. the right hand tears the naan, and food morselz like rice is picked up in the right hand and eaten. So the fork in the right hand does make sense in a way, but would still be slightly uncomfortable to make use of.
As a fellow Indian, I think there are yoga teachers in USA for children. It's not strange. This game is happening with USA with Indian family as main characters with a Indian MC.As a fellow Indian I'm loving seeing an Indian game finally. Loved the beginning..
But the wife is a yoga teacher in KINDERGARTEN. I didn't know they taught yoga to kids that young. Please correct that