(India, Pakistan) spectator; onlooker; sightseer.
(India, Pakistan) spectator; onlooker; sightseer.
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Style, swagger, flair, attitude — the visible confidence of someone who knows they look good. From Punjabi/Hindi टशन, popularised across India by the 2008 Yash Raj Films movie of the same name and by Punjabi music. Used in fashion talk ("that outfit has tashan"), in Bollywood reviews and in everyday compliments about someone's walk, dress sense or vibe. Carries a slightly aspirational, slightly cocky edge — tashan is style with deliberate intent, not accidental cool. Most common in North Indian and Punjabi-speaking circles but recognised across South Asian English thanks to films and music videos.
(India, slang) Shameless, brazen.
An Indian slang word borrowed from Urdu/Hindi meaning shameless, brazen, or completely unbothered by social norms — someone who does what they want without caring what anyone thinks. It's used across South Asian communities in both India and the diaspora, carrying a mixture of mild scolding and grudging admiration. A besharam person might embarrass their family, say exactly what's on their mind without filtering, or pull off something audacious while everyone watches in disbelief.
A person who regards something or someone.