Manu S Pillai | Meena T Pillai | What is History? | MBIFL '24

Manu S Pillai talks about various dimensions of history in MBIFL 2024 Session
#ManuSPillai #MeenaTPillai #history #mbifl24
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[@ruyahtijner]

Manu is such a great orator. We can listen to him endlessly

[@liyaemilin]

So true ! Never gets tired of him taking though history can be boring at times

[@irascibleinfant3509]

​@@liyaemilin history is never boring.. history is made boring by our wonderful teachers

[@niyathikrishnamr6253]

How gracefully he articulates his points!! ❤

[@mukundank3203]

Good programme. Congrats.. Sri. Manu. S. Pillai delivered his views and remarks boldly and with much enthusiasm. The questioner and the participants also made the discussion in a cordial mood.

[@royeapensamuel8731]

Manu has clarity when he responds to a question and all the answers backed by historical archives…

[@elizabethkuruvilla241]

Novels are a torch into the lives of ordinary people at that time. eg kayar

[@lekharamachandran950]

Great 👍

[@midhunpatel]

Wow Great session ❤

[@soorajmprabhakar9413]

For heaven's sake, give the interpreter a chair to sit 🤦

[@arithottamneelakandan4364]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@JJRG11]

Eloquent answers that paint only one side dark. Quite lopsided, either by nature or by chance.😊

[@arun4730]

❤

[@user-xh9jf4uk7z]

❤😂🎉

[@LateNightVideozz]

Vettivizhungafy : the girl had a mini heart attack

[@underdogs703]

All on a sudden Everyone became anti-caste including the two pillai's on stage.

[@ManikM86]

Because that’s the most discriminatory way of dividing people. Just wake up.

[@underdogs703]

@@ManikM86 i meant they r following a trend. not really anti-caste, just faking it

[@abbylegend]

Pillai like any caste name is an inheritance. One can't choose their parents and the inheritance of a caste name that comes with it. One can educate them selves out of it in todays world as casteism is considered immoral and unethical in equitable societies. Its more or less a shirt with a brand name on it, it doesn't make the wearer any special. Instead of making a snyd comment about someone's name, are you capable of commenting about their work?

[@ILuvDesigning..]

​@@abbylegendIt's not mandatory to use caste in surname.

[@siddharthprasad9992]

​@@underdogs703 was periyor E V Ramasamy " Naicker" faking it?

[@rajarammohanroyrrr1858]

Keerthy history left the chat🤮🤣

[@Knotfox221]

She's nothing but a BJP IT cell

[@sandrosandro6430]

Pillai is caste surname. Lol🤣

[@royeapensamuel8731]

Manu responded to your question in one of old interviews after his first book.