Tevar [Devnagari:तेवर] is a Hindi word which though literally means a frown, is used mostly for an attitude or anger. While the phrase 'tevar chadhna' would mean 'to get angry', the word can most commonly be traced as being used for 'attitude'.
For example, if you say, 'Tevar to dekho ladke ke', you'd mean, 'See the attitude of the boy.' Of course the meaning of the attitude here is the informal one, as tevar would not mean a positive or supportive attitude, but an angry kind.
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