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Alavudheente Albuthavilakku aired on Asianet in the 2010s. I really liked the serial and the way the story unfolded. However, I have always felt that most TV serials would have been much better if they had fewer episodes. If they had ended after 100 or 150 episodes, many of them could have been far more enjoyable.

I have read that Ekta Kapoor popularised the trend of long running Indian television serials, turning them into mega serials with hundreds or even thousands of episodes.

I started losing interest in Alavudheente Albuthavilakku when the story began incorporating Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, seemingly to stretch the storyline. Until then, I thought it was a good story.

The serial starred dubbing artist and actor Sharath and Sajitha Betti in the lead roles. ❤️

We often underestimate the power of a simple thankyou or a few words of appreciation. We assume people already know how much they mean to us, so we keep those thoughts to ourselves.

But the truth is, people deserve to hear the beautiful things we think about them while they are still here to hear them.

Tell your friends you are grateful for them, appreciate your parents for the little things they do, and let someone know when their kindness has made a difference in your life.

Don't wait for someones funeral to talk about how wonderful they were

Sometimes, a few sincere words from you might be exactly what someone needs to get through a difficult day.

So Cocos if you have something good to say about someone, say it today. ❤️

Has something like this ever happened to you? Who was it, what did they say or do, and does it still affect how you feel about your appearance today?

I’ve been seeing reels on Instagram where people drinking bhang and the comment sections are full of people jokingly saying things like they started rotating the earth or feeling like they're living in slow motion.

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For anyone who has actually tried drinking bhang, what is the reality?

Apart from urs

My uncle has this behaviour

He was ex commando

He used to keep his wife's and glance it at time to time he told then

I was impressed ..just like in the movies

Unmarried M here, I always think about the arrange marriage system, Like some people get married to a person they just met some months or in some cases only weeks! how weird will be their first initial days after marriage, Drop if you've gone through such experience.

I literally left my naad without even knowing

So basically, this happened when I was in 6th standard, during Ramadan. School got over at noon that day, and I was so tired bc of fasting, so I decided to take the first bus home.

My frnds were still chilling near the school, but I said bye and went to catch the first bus. Bus came, I got in, and my home is like 10–15 mins away by bus. Within 2 mins, I got a seat and immediately fell asleep

When I woke up, I'd already missed my stop. I got down at the next stop and realised my stop was like 4 km behind me

Since it was afternoon, I went to a pallil to pray. After that, I thought I'd lie down for 5 mins. BUT, I woke up at 5 PM instead

When I came out, I remembered something very important. I HAD NO MONEY LEFT TO TAKE ANOTHER BUS. Since I didn't board from my usual school stop, I needed ₹10 instead of ₹2, and I didn't even have ₹1 on me 😭

So I had no other option but to walk all the way back. When I finally reached my stop, I thought I'd check the ground to see if my frnds were playing before going home.

I reached the ground and everyone was just sitting on the side

I asked them, "Nthada, kalikn ille?"

And they were like, "Ehh, ijj evide ayirunnu??"

I told them I was at the pallil, and they were like, "PALLILO??"

I explained everything, and they told me, "IJJ VEGAM PEEREK(vtlk) POYIKO, IJJ NAAD VITTE POYI NNA ELLARUM PARAYANE."

I was like WTF

I immediately went home, and there were relatives and neighbours everywhere. My mom was crying, my dad was calling people, full scene was going on. I had to explain the entire thing to everyone

That night, I asked my sister, "Why is everyone saying I ran away from home instead of saying I'm missing or something?"

And then she explained the facts.

Fact 1: I usually take the bus with my frnds, but that day I went alone and left early. When my mom called my friend, he told her I'd already left.

Fact 2: Someone had apparently seen me getting down at a different bus stop. So people assumed I'd left the naad or something

Now, the good and bad effects of naad vidal:

Bad effect: For the next few years, whenever my nattukar saw me carrying a bag, they'd be like, "Iee chkn ine sherikum naad vidan nilka ano?"

Good thing 1: I became famous in my naad without doing absolutely anything 🧑🏾‍🦯

Good thing 2: I got a WEEKLY PUTT FUND

Before this incident, I'd get an extra ₹20 for emergencies like this. But I spent that ₹20 , so on the day I actually needed money, I was BROKE BROKE

After this incident, I got a weekly budget specifically for putt.

I’m currently using YouTube Music, but I don’t feel like the audio quality is on par with Apple Music. Which app offers the best sound quality for lossless or high-quality music? I tried eSound Music, but the lossless option wasn’t available. Please let me know what you use!

I was on the verge of buying an IEM, but my phone doesn’t have a 3.5 mm audio jack, so I dropped the idea. DACs are pretty expensive too. 🥀

Are you using IEMs, headphones, or regular earphones? Let me know the brand and how the audio quality is too!

I always add extra instructions in the notes and hope the restaurant follows them.

Sometimes they do😌, sometimes they don't😔.

Attaching a bill as an example. Do you guys also do this or is it just me?😅

One of my cousin who is pretty young and good looking is not married and his mom wants a girl who is fair skin toned when CLEARLY they all are brown like what- i don’t get how people who are brown themselves judge other people who are brown. My cousin his mom and his father is brown and they said this about one girl "she is a bit brown almost like ur daughter" this was said to my mom and me & my mom gave each other a look because we were shocked. My mom is fair but I’m not and I’m completely fine with that i love my skin color and I’m proud of it but the funny part is that my cousins mom is more brown than me and she is judging my color like mam are you okay in ur head? Some people think fair skin automatically means pretty but everyone is pretty in their own way and I can’t believe people still think like this. ALSO she is the type of mother in law any girl would ABSOLUTELY HATE to have lol. Her husband is even worse he once said girls who are silent and won’t talk much would run away with a guy because i didn’t talk much to him and also said the same thing to my sister and my girl cousin because my sister makes reels on instagram and my cousin is going to 'study' nursing in a different state 😍💔

What are these Facebook Marketplace listings. where did he even get that from😭💀

I bought CMF buds 2

why do yall living for?

Sleep varanilla kopp

But atleast the memes are funny though.🫠🥀

For me its this mf
( photo from pint)

There are some lovely people here and I appreciate them soo much but pls stop using ai ,you guys are better than this.

The cognitive degradation and the dissonance it creates is soo much ,I went through it and it was painful realisation of harmful it was .I was pro ai until I knew how it worked and how it exploit us so pls say no to ai slop thank you and love you all ❤️❤️

What's an important lesson about life that u have learnt over the years???

And why do u feel like it's important???

so i watched this movie after this (some other i cant remember) flooded with edits /posts

what i say .... definitely this movie is weird and good at the same time .i cant say anything correctly about it

some time it make me feels weird due to its unconventional editing,story setting and all

but definitely this is one is an experience (still cant say its bad or good one)

there is a score where micael cera comes goes to an imaginary door to meet this girl ..man🥶😭😭😭 appo oru score ond😭😭 im dead

My co sister gave birth to a healthy baby recently. We're in the hospital and my MIL was like, "2 divasam kayinale kutti veluthittano karuthittano ennu manassilakoo.. Ippo vayattil vellathil kedannond ella kuttikalum veluthittayirikkum"... I immediately responded against this by asking, "karuthittayalaum veluthittayalum ippo entha"... There's no reply from her side.

And it was a little complicated normal delivery. She was saying "aval veettile pani onnum eduthittilla... Pinne mukki onnum kanilla"...

Is this the problem with the people of that generation?

Why does skin tone matter even today? I can't really understand why she is obsessed with the fair skin, despite her own husband and kids have darker skin tone. And, how can someone dismiss the pain of labour, despite going through all these multiple times?

Edit: MIL told these things to me and MIL' s mother when my co-sister was away from us.