Talk:Achkan
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History[edit]
In the previous source Achkan is completely associated with sherwani and the whole book is written correlating the two and to incorporate the cultural aspects of india at that time. It completely ignores the origin and evolution of the dress.But we know for a fact, the history of Achkan predates to millennium back thanks to the various sculpture and arts we are left with today. It makes no sense to not talk about its actual origin and what it has developed from. 103.81.213.133 (talk) 05:30, 23 April 2023 (UTC)