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Chaunsa vs. Sindhri – The Debate on Twitter Will Have You in Fits of Laughter.

by Hiba Shoaib
June 24, 2021   -   2 minutes read
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You call it the summer season? Pakistanis call it the Aam season.

Mango

The glorious Aam is back, after all – the King of fruits most people look forward to every year. 

From vendors piling-up extra mangoes on their carts, to juice shops serving fresh and pulpy mango shakes, to people buying cartons of ripe mangoes weekly, to eating mango dips, custards, and sorbets, people are already and fully celebrating the mango season.

Recently, people took onto twitter to discuss the same old question that comes around every year – which type of mango is the best kind? With its various varieties available, it is obviously difficult to reach a consensus among mango lovers.

Twitter was abuzz with the debate: Chaunsa V.S Sindhri.

This is what the Sindhri lovers had to say:

Given this raging debate of Sindhri v. Chaunsa, let me say sth. Those who bash Sindhri are mostly those who haven't even had proper Sindhris. I HAVE EATEN YOUR WHITE CHAUNSA (the best of the lot). And still SINDHRI MANGOES ARE THE BEST OF ALL. There, I said it and I am not sorry.

— Minhaj Mahdi (@minhajmahdi) June 14, 2020

Some even gave their taste-buds a mix of sweet and spice as they tried Sindhri Chicken Qorma.

Ladies and Gents I present you Mango Chicken Qorma! Preferably have it with rice you will loverrrr it.

(Used Sindhri Mangoes for this) pic.twitter.com/UcPixQO5mz

— Aisha Randhawa (@HariMirchein) June 12, 2020

The Chuansa crazies were equally defensive about their choice of Aam.

The best mango is white chaunsa. After that any chaunsa. After that anwar ratol. After that badami/alphonso. After that sindhri. https://t.co/AQEI8zq0M5

— ASY (@chaandbeti) June 15, 2020

I am from Muzaffargarh and#Chaunsa is Badshah of mango. pic.twitter.com/YnHS7aV3Lb

— Nation's Trend (@mf_khakh) June 15, 2020

And of course, Anwar Ratol also became a part of discussion, as some could not imagine the mango season without Anwar Ratol.

chaunsa gets all the attention but deep down we all know anwar ratol is the true king

— ردا (@RidhaAlii) June 10, 2020

Neither ! Anwar Ratol FTW 💪 https://t.co/51VxSmBnJ7

— Zahrah Sehr Vayani (@ZahrahV) June 14, 2020

Amidst the lock-down and unfortunate times in the wake of COVID-19, the mango season continues to serve as a moment of joy and connection among family members as they gather around their dinner tables to eat their favorite kind, and recall their childhood mango memories.

What did we learn new from the Mango debate? Apparently, Hum Sagar Mangoes come from Bangladesh & India. Bet you Pakistani folks didn’t know about that! Also, it doesn’t matter which kind you have, Langra, Sindhri, Anwar Ratol, Dusehri or Chaunsa – the one you love, is the BEST one for you. And THAT lays to rest, the very happening Mango debate – eat on and play the Mango season like never before!

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Hiba Shoaib

Hiba Shoaib

Hiba Shoaib is a student of social development and policy at Habib University. She is currently working as an Undergraduate Research Fellow at Center for Transdisciplinary Design and Innovation Lab. As an aspiring policy-practitioner, she aims to address socio-economic concerns. She uses her research and critical-writing skills to empower people and advocate for social justice.

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Comments 3

  1. Earrings Pakistan says:
    2 years ago

    Mango is one of my favorite fruit but this year due to COVID 19 we can’t manage to have mango parties and the due to locust we may be unable to get all varieties of mangoes 🙁

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  2. witclcik says:
    2 years ago

    One way can be learned by starting to see the magic in everything. Sometimes it seems to be hiding but it is always there. The more we can see the magic in one thing, a tiny flower, a mango, someone we love, then the more we are able to see the magic in everything and in everyone. Where does the mango stop and the sky begin?

    Reply
  3. David says:
    2 months ago

    The best mango is white chaunsa. After that any chaunsa. After that anwar ratol.

    Sindhri

    Reply

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