The video demonstrates how to drape a sari perfectly, specifically a happy stone work silk sari. The instructor provides a step-by-step guide on how to:
1. Prepare the petticoat, blouse, and footwear.
2. Open and adjust the sari, ensuring the pallu portion is taken first.
3. Set the front portion of the sari according to the desired length.
4. Tuck the back part of the sari into the petticoat.
5. Create pleats and arrange the pallu portion on the shoulder.
6. Secure the pallu with a safety pin, making sure it's not too tight or too loose.
7. Create a border and arrange the pleats of the sari.
8. Do the "seekar" (tucking) of the sari at the waist.
9. Adjust the pleats and arrange the sari while sitting.
10. Tuck the open part of the sari at the waist and fix the pleats of the pallu.
11. Use a trick to prevent the pallu from becoming loose and going above the neck.
The instructor also provides tips and tricks throughout the video to help viewers achieve a perfect sari drape.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about how to properly wear a sari.
2. The speaker starts by wearing a petticoat, footwear, and blouse.
3. The speaker's footwear is heeled, so they mention that it's a good idea to wear it first to ensure the height doesn't get uneven.
4. The speaker opens the sari and takes the pallu part first.
5. The speaker keeps the end of the sari towards their left-hand side.
6. The speaker sets the front portion of the sari properly according to their length.
7. The speaker touches the waist with the extra fabric above.
8. The speaker takes the remaining front part and inserts it properly, leaving it in the front.
9. The speaker sets the entire fabric inside after the front part is stitched.
10. The speaker takes the sari and goes to the pallu portion of the sari.
11. The speaker doesn't want the pallu to be straight, so they make it lower from all the pieces.
12. The speaker leaves the rest in the front and takes one pallu portion, moving it from the back towards the right.
13. The speaker holds the fabric in the left hand and leaves it from the right hand.
14. The speaker picks up the corner of the fabric from the right or left side.
15. The speaker sets the pallu by keeping it on the waist and looks at the border of the pallu from the right-hand side.
16. The speaker sets the border of the pallu according to how wide they want to make the plate.
17. The speaker makes a border and sets it according to their preference.
18. The speaker takes the safety pin and sews the pallu to the blouse.
19. The speaker inserts the safety pin from the inside of the blouse.
20. The speaker locks the safety pin to keep the pallu in place.
21. The speaker comes towards the front and sets the inner side of the pallu.
22. The speaker sets the border of the pallu on their chest.
23. The speaker sets the pallu portion by pulling it towards the left.
24. The speaker fixes the shoulder key one by one to prevent the extra fabric from getting puffed up.
25. The speaker sets each plate properly and arranges them according to their preference.
26. The speaker takes the sari and makes pleats of the remaining fabric.
27. The speaker makes pleats with either the right or left hand.
28. The speaker holds all the pieces in front of the plate and takes the extra fabric in the beginning.
29. The speaker arranges each plate one by one, reading each plate and jhatakate.
30. The speaker sets the lesson little by little.
31. The speaker folds the sari while sitting, till the bottom, and arranges it carefully.
32. The speaker sets the first side plate and sits very well because that's where the fall is placed.
33. The speaker presses the four side parts properly and presses them with their hands.
34. The speaker does the updo slowly and opens it.
35. The speaker pulls the slightly wider plate upwards and keeps the plate right in front of the naval.
36. The speaker makes tucking in the petticoat and holds the plate until the fabric with the pleat is properly tucking inside.
37. The speaker removes any pressed pleats and puts them in a slight gap.
38. The speaker spreads the pleats and makes a gap of half a centimeter.
39. The speaker tucks in the open part on the right side and fixes the pleats of the pallu once again.
40. The speaker pulls the extra fabric and brings it to the front near the shoulder.
41. The speaker sews the fabric from inside the blouse.
42. The speaker sets the pleats of the pallu very well, and the part is also very fitted.
43. The speaker removes the extra thing placed with tweezers and safety pin.
44. The speaker shows their final look.