This cocktail's name is bound to throw every desi off

A tweet about a peculiar sounding cocktail, featuring enticing flavours of India, at a Singapore restaurant went viral


News Desk July 21, 2016
PHOTO: TWITTER/@DadaThaakur

Do you think you know what Madar**** is? No, you don’t in all probability. Well, not in the pertinent context.

A tweet regarding a peculiar sounding cocktail, featuring the enticing flavours of India, at a Singapore restaurant Equilibrium went viral on Tuesday, BuzzFeed reported.

https://twitter.com/DadaThaakur/status/755436959787577344

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The India-esque beverage is made with chai, amaretto and bourbon among other ingredients. If you think something was lost in translation, you’d be left startled to hear that the move to name the concoction so was deliberate.

“Yes, we are certainly aware of the meaning. We would not imagine doing it in your country but Singapore is a multi-racial country with little bias and a wider berth when it comes to humour. We saw the humour in introducing an Indian inspired cocktail with a tongue-in-cheek name. It was never designed for an audience market based in India, nonetheless the conservatives of that market,” Equilibrium told BuzzFeed.

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This is what the drink looks like:

PHOTO: EQUILIBRIUM RESTAURANT

Well, let's just say, it threw a lot of desi off:

https://twitter.com/rubusmubu/status/756067768475189249



https://twitter.com/hackatac/status/755475891765911552



The article originally appeared on BuzzFeed

COMMENTS (2)

Parvez | 8 years ago | Reply If you sit with six Gujrati speaking men all over 55, you'll hear the word spoken at least six times in as many minutes.
Bunny Rabbit | 8 years ago | Reply sorry i dont approve bad language even for fun else i would have posted this to my friends on FB and twitter.
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