Nanpakal Nerathu Mayakkam | A Podcast Discussion | Bro! On the Flow!

[@SijuVibgyor]

Thanks for this podcast, actually I was searching for the Tamil perspective discussion who really understand the BGM and small nuances which used in the film,and I'm satisfied.

[@Vimal6978]

I'm a mallu Christian. Just so you all know, most Malayalis love Tamil Nadu and it's people. ❤

[@rajeshsarangadharan6912]

It also shows the preconceived notions about Tamilians from the Malyali angle. But without loud proclaiming, the film shows how Tamilians in the village handle the situation with utmost empathy towards the Malayali team.

[@TheUniverse245]

Someone should make a movie which shows preconceived notions about Malayali from a Tamilian angle.

[@sudhamshunarayan5220]

Actually Lijos grandfather (whose name was James which was also the name of Mamoottys character) was a Tamilian. And hence Lijo grew up watching Tamil movies and listening to Tamil songs. The whole movie was a tribute to Tamil cinema.

[@thengamam]

In the last 10 years, Malayalis and Tamils ​​have become closer than before. Tamils ​​started watching Malayalam movies since the release of Premam movie. Before that only Sabarimala-Palani connection. But Malayalees used to listen Tamil songs and watch Tamil movies since 1990 s. Same is the case with Hindi movies and songs. Historically, in India, Tamils ​​are the closest people to the Malayalis, part of the ancient Tamilakam.

[@mylove242globally]

There is a small correction bro , maybe you are a 2k kid but i am a 90s kid so i know Tamil people used to watch or started watching malayalam movies from Mammooty movies like New Delhi CBI Diary kuruppu and all in fact CBI run more than 200 days in those days in malayalam language itself not dubbed then mohanlal movies like mooonnam mura and all suresh gopis dubbed movies also had good market in the 90s and of course premam gave a re entry for malayalam movies among tamil audience now

[@sreekanthmadiyan]

​@@mylove242globally im also 90s kid. I can't believe what you said. The Tamil friends whoever I have asked are very much limited to Tamil movies and songs. They never listen to malayalam songs. And also Tamil movies get released every nook and and corner of Kerala. But malayalam movies get released in may be in Chennai Coimbatore and some other cities. If Malayan movies were watched by Tamils like malyalis watched Tamil movies, malayalam industry would have had a better market.

[@vip20246]

Nanpakal nerathu mayakkam is also very much a malayalam phrase. Not the normal spoken malayalam. But poetic malayalam. Poetic/literary malayalam is almost tamil+sanskrit

[@bhagyasree6929]

3:56 nanga kerala people pakkatha tamil padame yille… under estimate pannittingale

[@dhamodaranv2407]

machi semaiya panrenga nenga solikitte erukom bodhu dan download pottutan..

[@niel7777]

Keralavil lungiyeppodum, yaaru sonna lungi podamattennu.Lungi veetukkulle thaan poduven.When we go outside use mundu,but we use lungi a lot when we are inside the house.

[@caramelcookie245]

I really loved your conversation ..

[@sujithkumar2041]

I love your discussion 👍

[@broontheflow]

Thanks 😄

[@jayashreenarayanan7572]

This video came as recommendations. Very nice conversation and very natural and timing sense. Story nalla irukku so vikram will not do it 😅👍🏼

[@GENUINELYFAKE-123]

Good conversation guys..keep it up! Love from Kerala❤️

[@broontheflow]

Thank you 🙌

[@19859999]

Film asks you , who are you? Where you came from? Where you going?? What is your identity?? The very question buddha asked himself!!!!

[@nahazshafi7932]

Bus full aah theatre artist.. so antha place l poi oru nadakam perform seithu vannamaathiri.(climax l bus board theatre trup name eluthi vechurukk). so ata statics frames. Tourist alla bro😁 think. Manushyan manushyan tha Ange oru barrier m ille.. language, land border etc appadi ethuvum ille.

[@sanjaysai3338]

Great effort team 🔥

[@broontheflow]

Thank you 🙌

[@kanakunavlogs7367]

Megastar🌟 Mammootty

[@Infinitboundaries]

LJP want this movie like a theater play. Thats why they set the camera in a static frames. Its all done under the direction of LJP.

[@laxmanprasadk8874]

nice discussion yo

[@Arun76541]

Which is you're favorite Mammootty performance? For Me.... Boothakannadi, Amaram,

[@elstinraj3278]

Peranbu ❤️

[@Arun76541]

@@elstinraj3278 nanpakal also now

[@niel7777]

FYI Kamalkku Mammmootymathiri Kerala accent varathu.Mammootty is great it.Hes famous at it.He has done various malayalam slangs.

[@jayank.m2575]

Ungalode pechu arumayaarukku... Keep it up...

[@broontheflow]

Nandri 👍

[@kabeere.p1657]

NANAPAKAL NERETHU MAYAKKAM 💖 MAMMOOKKA 💖 🎬 LJP 💞

[@jojsc1981]

Bro in black T's got a heavy voice.. I really feel u can mimic DQ's voice if u try a bit... Its really close..😜😊.. It feels sometimes like im watching a DQ interview...

[@viswanathans7442]

😂😂 thanks. Will try someday

[@vimalkovath]

Nice

[@broontheflow]

Thanks

[@a_common_man824]

I think it is possesion and not deeam. . A possesed person can speak a language not earlier known (atleast that is how it is believed). One dont speak unknown language in dream. Can one dream of people who he had not seen previously.

[@rajeshsarangadharan6912]

The bus scenes felt like they were shot on a hidden camera.

[@woosterjeeves]

The anchor is slightly mistaken. Yes, he is a Christian, but what he is showing is not Christian sentiments about Tamils, but Mallu sentiments about Tamils. Of course, they are showing transitions from mallu to Tamil, and from Christian to Hindu. But the negative sentiments Mammootys character James and his companions have towards Tamils are not due to their Christian upbringing; in fact it is explicitly made clear that they are referring to Tamils in a casual derogatory manner. The anchor due to his cultural upbringing cannot comprehend that this shows regional linguistic/cultural divides, not really (or majorly) a religious divide. The director being a mallu, made the conscious decision to portray Tamils in a largely positive light, while showing the mistaken assumption about Tamils among the outwardly "sophisticated" mallu travelers. The lesson is of course not that only Mallus have such problems and not Tamils, or American whites have such problems but not Blacks. The lesson is always to be careful about our assumptions about others we do not know about, and whom we have never lived with. And that our souls suffer the same sorrow and the same joy in living through our varied very differently culturally constrained lives. Another issue this film shows is how our need to boast about our culture selves makes us smaller than our limitless human souls--which know no such boundaries between life and death. Something Tamils can think about (along with mallus).

[@viswanathans7442]

Glad you are offended by thw opinion. Let me read it first

[@woosterjeeves]

@@viswanathans7442 I am not offended at all. I am just pointing out the interesting fact that Mallus would clearly depict this as Mallu vs Tamil, while this Tamil anchor depicted this as Hindu vs Christian.

[@viswanathans7442]

i couldn’t e see anywhere that it’s Hindu vs Christian. It just shows the cultural difference of Hindu and Christians

[@woosterjeeves]

@@viswanathans7442 Yes, The tamil anchor thought it is a christian having cultural differences with Hindus and thus talking against them. Any Mallus who see the movie will KNOW that the mallus director is showing the Mallu having cultural difference with Tamils. It is explicitly stated again and again in the movie (from the mallus character's side) about the Tamils...never once did the mallus characters berate the "Hindu" culture. But the Tamil anchor, given his cultural upbringing did not get that. That was my point.

[@muralidharpatil3494]

oru aayir maari pichhh pichhhu pannirka anda black shirt guy

[@viswanathans7442]

Okay bro!

[@Contessamedia]

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