Comparison of the Roles of Paternal Aunt (Phuphi) and Maternal Uncle (Mamu) A phuphi (paternal aunt) is a woman who has forgiven your father for millions of rupees that were rightfully hers, yet she is considered a cruel woman. On the other hand, a mamoo (maternal uncle) is someone who has taken away your mother’s rightful share, yet he is still affectionately called "Chanda Mamoo" (beloved uncle). Why is this so? This is a result of societal attitudes and traditional thinking that have been passed down through generations. In our society, the roles of paternal aunts (Phuphi) and maternal uncles (Mamoo) are often viewed through a biased lens, which is usually unfair. 1. The Role of Phuphi (Paternal Aunt): A phuphi often gives up her share of inheritance or is pressured to do so. However, since she is married into another family and cannot interfere much in her brother’s household, nieces and nephews usually do not feel very close to her. In some cases, she is even perceived a...
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