Jokes Collection Prasad
Jokes Collection Prasad
Jokes Collection Prasad
Sardar is a Persian word which tends to be used for military or political leaders because the
root of the word means commander, perhaps comparable to the English word, chieftain. It was
used for Indian princes, noblemen and aristocrats of the Indian subcontinent. In Pakistan, the
(chieftains) leaders of Balochi, Kashmiri, Pashtun, Punjabi, Seraiki and the Sindhi tribes and
clans have the title Sardar.
However, in India at present, the word often refers to a male follower of the Sikh faith;
sometimes the word Ji is added and this denotes respect. The Sikhs are a spirited lot and are
very pious. They are also warm and generous by nature! In India, one can see Sardars in many
coveted positions, so, needless to say, the community is greatly revered and appreciated for
all their achievements and efforts. Although sometimes, in India, the Sardar is at the receiving
end of many jibes and mostly in all the jokes, perhaps rather in the same way as blondes in
America.
This book puts together some of the famous Sardar jokes, just for the sake of laughs. We
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deplore any form of racism, but we do understand the place of stereotypes in the society. We
feel the same about the Sardar humour. We see it rather like the attitude of say, the Americans
towards the Canadians; the English towards the Irish or the Scots, the Welsh towards the
English, the Australians towards the Americans and the British, and vice versa! The Belgians
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fall foul of the French; while the Germans deprecate the Dutch in their humour. There are
innumerable examples from India as well. As always, we would like to you to take this
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endeavour on a lighter vein and hope that sentiments aren’t hurt in any way.
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HILARIOUS SARDARJI JOKES
Sardar in Train
Sardar: I haven’t slept all night in the train.
Friend: Why?
Sardar: I got the upper berth.
Friend: Well, why didn’t you exchange then?
Sardar: Oye, there was nobody to exchange with in the lower berth!!
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Sardar in a Pub
Two Sardars went into a pub and after placing an order for two beers, took some sandwiches
out of their packets and started to eat them. “You can’t eat your own sandwiches in here!”
complained the pub-owner.
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So the two Sardars swapped their sandwiches and continued with the eating.
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Sardar’s Letter
Sardar was writing something very slowly.
Friend:”Why are you writing so slowly?”
Sardar: “I’m writing to my 6-year-old son. He can’t read very fast.
Sardar as Driver
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An hour later the captain announced, “One more engine has failed and our arrival will be
delayed by another three hours. But don’t worry, we still have one engine left.”
A Sardar passenger turned to the man in the next seat and remarked, “If we lose one more
engine, we’ll be up here all day!”
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“Who was responsible for our independence?”
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“Is corruption the number one enemy of our country?”
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after seeing the report,” he replied.
The interview board was very pleased with his original and thoughtful answers and asked him
not to reveal the questions to the others, since they were planning to ask the same questions.
When he went out, naturally the others were curious to know what was asked. He politely
declined, but one persistent Santa Singh would not leave him, “At least tell me the answers,”
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illegible, the board member asked him.”By the way, what is your date of birth?”
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He replied, “There were so many. Whom do I mention? If I name one, it will be an injustice to
the others.”
The interviewer was incensed.
“Hey! Are you mad or what?”
He replied, “Some research is being carried on regarding the subject. I can answer with
certainty only after seeing the report.”
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A: So you don’t have to re-train them on Monday.
Q: What does Harbajan Singh put in his hands to make sure the next ball almost always takes
a wicket? O
A: A bat!
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Q: What do you do when a Sardar throws a pin at you?
A: Run like crazy....he’s got a hand grenade in his mouth.
Q: What is the Sardar doing when he holds his hands tightly over his ears?
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Q: What does Sardarji do when he has one white sheet and wants an extra sheet?
A: He makes a photocopy of the white sheet!!