I got goosebumps after watching this video. Never once it has hit my mind that the idea of not talking Tamil will actually lead to the extinction of Tamil. More awareness should be created regarding this issue as majority people are prioritizing the importance of English and neglecting Tamil.
I have never regretted this much in my life for watching something! I know that it's just an opening scene and knowing how impatient I can get sometimes, I really shouldn't have watched it!
Geethaiyin Raadhai portrays the character of a young adult who is childish and carefree. She lives in her own world and has a goal of finding the perfect boyfriend. She also has a very supportive family, we can witness how the father wasn’t against her finding a boyfriend. Investing time and effort in finding the best guy isn’t something families are supportive of and it seems to be a stigma in most cultures and in this movie it shows how the current generation is defying this stigma.
When you want to marry someone make sure she is perfect. Make sure she is from a good family, she has a good career, and she is healthy. If can try to find a teacher or a nurse because she will be a good match for you. She also will take care of your kids very well. That's what most of you would have heard from your family, relatives or friends.
On the contrary, Ethirpaarathe Aalai music video broke the stigma and took a great effort to bring realisation to the public that love don't come after objectifying someone. Love don't see the wealth of someone. Love is the purest thing which you can feel only for the one. They showed beautifully that love stays forever despite how badly fate tries to put an end to it.
Girls are a poor victim in an insecure relationship is what Inni Vendham music video portrayed. How is that fair? Asked the En Anbe team and a reply video was made to scream out loud to the public that the guys can be a poor victim in an insecure relationship too.
Call me a cold-hearted girl, mean, rude, snob or even if you call me a b*t*h, I don't care. Why so? It is because, I have set a standard for myself and whatever you name me, is not going to affect those standards.
So to those who assumed that I don't drive in Kuala Lumpur (KL) is because I don't own a driving license, you're sooooo WRONG! I am holding my complete license for a year now. I don't know when they going to take that away from me. But here in KL I loveee using public transport and so here are the 5 reasons why I don't drive in KL.
I don't like sharing my things at all. No matter who you are. My blood or my baby boo or whoever, when you're touching my things please remember to follow this rules.
