star plus's understanding of languages - Page 3

Originally posted by: gurl-enchanted

Raghav is a Telugu guy, who spoke a line or two in Tamil and Malayalam in one scene. It may not be perfect but I will assume that since Telugu is his first language, not Tamil or Malayalam, some mistakes should be pardonable for the character.

I also strongly disagree with the sentiment that if someone can’t speak a language well, they shouldn’t try at all. People can only learn to speak another language by practising it. Even if they make a mistake, it should be communicated without getting offended.

I am so thrilled to see a show based in the South, especially Hyderabad. Hoping that the makers get the support they deserve to carry the story forward ❤️

exactly yaar..loving the south indian concept and the costumes and make up is simple..only turn off: pallavi's eye lens..

Originally posted by: gurl-enchanted

Raghav is a Telugu guy, who spoke a line or two in Tamil and Malayalam in one scene. It may not be perfect but I will assume that since Telugu is his first language, not Tamil or Malayalam, some mistakes should be pardonable for the character.

I also strongly disagree with the sentiment that if someone can’t speak a language well, they shouldn’t try at all. People can only learn to speak another language by practising it. Even if they make a mistake, it should be communicated without getting offended.

I am so thrilled to see a show based in the South, especially Hyderabad. Hoping that the makers get the support they deserve to carry the story forward ❤️

Agree, it's refreshing to see a show based in the south with the majority characters being native. Obviously the Maharashtra angle was added to make the story spicier but I am liking the approach.

We should be happy that Hindi channels realized that South Indians have other songs than apadi podu and nakumukku. I have not heard Tamilians speak Hindi like Madhavi in yeh hai Mohabetain, Iyer inTarakMehta, Preesha'sparents ------- accent