2024年9月16日 · “Chapri” is a slang term used predominantly in South Asian countries, particularly in India and Pakistan. It is often used to describe someone who is perceived as low-class, unsophisticated, or trying too hard to appear trendy.

2023年2月13日 · Chhapris are a caste-oppressed community of people who made or mended chhappars, temporary roofs. This was the only job they were allowed to do because of their caste, which was assigned to them by the accident of birth.

2024年2月29日 · Chapri refers to the Chapparband caste whose profession is to mend temporary roofs and huts. But who were the Chapparband people? Why did their caste name become an insult?

2024年11月6日 · “Chapri” is a slang term commonly used in India and other South Asian countries. Originally, the word referred to lower-income individuals or those with an appearance or lifestyle associated with street culture. Over time, it has come to signify a stereotype more than just an economic class.

2024年2月21日 · ‘Being termed a ‘chapri’ has become everyday urban slang and it generally is attributed to a person who doesn’t conform to society’s ‘normal’ sense of fashion or language or culture……….“a person with no sense of responsibility.

2023年6月16日 · Being termed a ‘chhapri’ has become everyday urban slang and it generally is attributed to a person who doesn’t conform to society’s ‘normal’ sense of fashion or language or culture. The term went viral on social media on Friday …

- "Chapri" typically refers to individuals, often young males, who exhibit flashy behavior, a lack of substance, or an exaggerated sense of self-importance. - Attention-Seeking Behavior: Chapris often engage in actions aimed at drawing attention to themselves, whether through their clothing, social media posts, or loud behavior.

2024年6月12日 · A cursory glance over the names of people identified and ragged as chapris in social media revealed that most of them are Muslims or from Scheduled caste and Scheduled Tribe communities. Many of their videos showed the makers’ residences in …

has seen him labelled ‘chapri’: a derogatory term with roots in class and caste-based discriminatory traditions that has gained considerable cultural currency in India since the fallout between Indian content creators on TikTok and YouTube in 2020.

Being called a "chapri" is generally attributed to a person who is seen as not having a sense of responsibility, someone who focuses on trendy haircuts and clothes without making meaningful contributions to society.