Fun of South Indian People :( - Page 7

Originally posted by: Angel-likeDevil

Hello Caro.. 🤗 How are you bandicoot?? :)

Caro, where did you get Shobana and Surya avi from? 😃

Originally posted by: bandicoot

I made them😆

Im good! how are U! I think of u and I think MILK

Originally posted by: Angel-likeDevil

OK.. did you take Shobana from that movie.. wait, I forgot the name 😆

I'm good.. 😃 .. huh?? what is that? 😆

Originally posted by: bandicoot

Dalapathi😆

Milk...if u drink more than one glass u are starving african children..remember that argument

Originally posted by: bandicoot

LOL i totally forgot that post ! I am going to stalk all old posts now! do u knw the topic title?

Originally posted by: shri kannan

I constantly see Stars performing for south indian songs especially tamil and telugu. But the costumes that they wear are kinda insulting us. Go for Dhoti(men) and half saree (women).

But whats with cheap makeup ,bended braids with pink ribbons,half saree that is 3/4th and the weird expressions ? Do you think that our movies or people in real life wear such things?

I could have taken that its funny if it was done in one show...but the same costume and expressions are repeated in all the dance shows...whenever the song turns out to be a south indian folk...

I am fan of ragini but i felt really bad while seeing the promos and the judges giving her a full on 30 :(

P.S: The word 'you' is directed towards the choreographers and the performers only😊

its nt insulting😊

Being a South Indian myself, i also dnt understand dis😡

i asked my mom if really south indians r lyk dis, den she tld me tht in villages, dey r d same as shown in d performance😕

Originally posted by: -crazygirl-

Actually krystal_watz and I are both correct. The Wikipedia gives the following definition of the word "Tollywood".

Tollywood may refer to either of the following two Indian film industries:

• Cinema of Andhra Pradesh, the Telugu language film industry based in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India.
• Cinema of West Bengal, Bengali-language film industry based in Tollygunge, a neighborhood of the city of Kolkata in the state of West Bengal, India

There you go. Confusion cleared.😃