South India 101 - The Banana Leaf | Put Chutney
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- First of Put Chutney’s South India 101 series featuring the ingeniously grown Banana Leaf and modus operandi of the thulping process with a quintessential Banana Leaf Meal.
Creative Director: Rajiv Rajaram
Cast : TM Karthik | Aruna Ravekumar | Aswin Rao
Hand Model : Balakumaran
Direction : Hari Haran
Assistant Directors: Naveen Kumar & Ram
Written by : Balakumaran
Cinematography : Niketh Bommi
Editing: Kripakaran Purushothaman
Sound Design : Suren & Alagiya Koothan
Music Compilation: Dongli Jumbo
VFX : Aravind
Graphic Designer: Somasundaram
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I m from karnataka...tamil n kannada...n telgu..malyalam...5 sisters of south...we r ready to preserve our language...
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Pushpa🔥
I am from Maharashtra i love you guys ❤️
United States of South India(USSI)
Yes. For sure at all Costa south needs to preserve south traditions and culture.
omg speechless only south Indians can feel every second of the video
no, no.. evn North Indians like south indian food veryy much.. and eating food on banana leaves is now world famous..
Yes of course
Don't limit the experience of enjoying a video only to the South indians. There are other parts of the country too where banana leaf and stem is used as utensils, like the NE. We can relate to this video as much as you do.
I swear😂
true....mate
In my opinion southern cuisine is the best cuisine in India n when served on a banana leaf it just becomes divine.
true bro
Kabhi Punjab, UP aiye 🙏
@@shashwat8546 depends on my preference. the food starting from southern Gujarat to costal regions Maharashtra and then proceeding to southern India has meticulous way of preparation. I have never been to Punjab and UP would love too as I believe there is lot explore in those parts but from what I had even the simplest of southern preparation leaves a mark.
Cuisines are part of culture
Don't compare them
I am from south India, just eat what your grandparents ate that's the best meal for you
Also healthiest
now i can die peacefully!! finally found how to eat rasam!!!!
True! !!😂
+Sowbarnickha Sivarajan true story. you need unagi (Japaneese) to handel rasam on banana leaf
J0k3r oh Ross! !
***** I know how to drink rasam! I was raised in a traditional and Orthodox Tamil family. Stfu
omg ROFL 😂🤣🤣
Am from Delhi..and whenever I come to Chennai, I insist to serve the food in banana leaf only .. Also the banana leaf is larger than the plates, so it becomes easy to accommodate a wide variety of food.. Through this video only i have learnt to eat rasam sorru, otherwise everytime the rasam would start flowing here and there and make the appalam soggy :P
Divya E Hahahaha! *Makes the appalam soggy* We feel you!
Glad you liked it :)
That rasam parallel-perpendicular technique got me to tears! 😂😂😂
But pAyasam is the penultimate & thayir / more sAdham is always at the last. ALWAYS!
Bro i felt the same w as y
Kerala, TN, AP, Telangana and Karnataka should be one whole state, we have so much in common traditionally, about learning 3 more languages, I think we'll adapt quick.
+Sidharth Satheesh haha .. its funny how you mentioned Telangana and AP ! Irony ..
+Tube Light didn't catch that initially.
+Sidharth Satheesh okay, first tell who gets the river water ?
Bullshit there is not much in common. We all are different.
Sidharth Satheesh
Absolutely a marvellous idea.
But egos always clash
Here in Assam, we also use Banana Leaves... :)
Because many people from south settled in assam bengal many centuries ago for resurrection of hinduism in bengal
South East Asia also use
I'm from Telangana and I can totally relate to this eating-in-a-banana-leaf experience. My grandmother always made me to eat food in a banana leaf. Actually, this way of eating is gradually decreasing in South too. People nowadays are adapting western ways of living in every field of their life and forgetting our culture, traditions and values. This makes me sad.
Phaneendra Boosala Still we are following...
Kathiresan Sampath sounds good to know that it is still thriving.
I'm able to follow it even being in Telangana!
it's not a daily affair though!
Preach.
السلام
loved your video !!! Cheers from Greece !
Barbara Kokkotas Efharisto very much ;)
Lot of love all the way from Chennai.
Put Chutney we love Chennai..
Barbara Kokkotas thanks for loving our culture.
danke
Barbara Kokkotas gggv
OMG! I'm Pakistani so I've never seen this before. It looks so fun and yummy!
You a welcome Tamil nadu for Elai sapadu..🙏🙏🙏
Maya Maya Welcome to Kerala for the Delicious Ila sadhya (Banana Leaf meals) we are happy to serve the Guests🙏🙏🙏😊
I hv started liking South Indian food now, which was nightmare in my college days..
banana leaf makes it special (Kind of very INDIAN feeling). :)
Eating on banana leaf is also part of east Indian culture like Odisha and Bengal. May be its more popular in South India though. I have had experience of eating with banana leaves many times, especially when I used to visit my grand father's village.
This is too good! 😂 Currently living in Germany, can't wait to have the Baale Yele Oota! 😍❤️
The biggest challenge of Eating Rasam Satham perfectly explained ! :D
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How many times ever I watch this, I feel like watching again and again....
I am from slightly more south "Kerala" and I can relate to it like all other southies :). I am feeling slightly offended and find it immensely funny simultaneously :):)
Started feeling hungry after watching this video. Gone were those days i use to eat in Banana leafs.
bhanu theja Pallapothu Get one. Eat one. Come on! Come on!
So cute...video... Proud to be a South Indian..
We Still eat on Banana Leaves during proper traditional functions and Kalayanams (marriages) - and its a truly wonderful and analogous experience! Thank god you guys Put Chutney made a video of this beautiful, eco-friendly, South Indian way of connecting with the food - and using the Apple way of making videos just made the experience that much more 'delectable'!!! Keep it up! Cheers to South Indians and Put Chutney!
As a keralite, this reminds me of onam sadhya (feast)
Final Curd Rice part was awesome :):) Vera level
Loved Aswin's expressions and T.M.Karthik's put on accent. Hilarious!
Banana Leaf is also used in traditional Maharashtrian lunch (JEWAN) especially in the Konkan region. It usage is not just confined to South India, but also widespread across Maharashtra and Goa.
Feeling proud to be a "tamilian", and from now on, I am going to enjoy all my "ELAI SAPAADUs". Thanks
This has to go viral. And I'm gonna do my part to achieve that. Thanks team Put Chutney. Brings back so many beautiful memories and the awesomely intertwined humour makes you feel warm and nice.
***** You are awesome as always! Thanks you very the much!
Being a bangali residing in tamil nadu ,somehow i could relate because we use saal leaves for food and though it is extinct now in kolkata still the banana leaf was a dejavu for me.awesome macha
Adapaavingala!!! Mouth started watering..Now where will i find meals served in banana leaf in Pune..
I've seen this video a few years ago.. it came into my mind recently coz the whole video is hilarious in a informative way.. also those actors were excellent.. was tempted to have a full meal on banana leaf when i saw it..gonna subscribe to this channel now to encourage such a tickling content
lol..! "both the elai and the saapadu combine harmoniously to give you a comprehensible emotional experience..!" followed by that, the various features/advantages of an "elai"... seemed like an iphone ad..! "iELAI".. :D B-) lol
Anirudh Ramesh ;)
+Put Chutney ok7y
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+Anirudh Ramesh ha ha...yes...and the man who appeared first was talking like Johny Ive of Apple.it is a funny remake of iPhone ad.
+ur father of
The Banana leaf got to a whole new level with this.. kudos
This has encouraged me to eat in banana leafs
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4:01 cracked me up! Gotta love Indian food, though very few restaurants offer Indian cuisine in our country. Cheers from the Philippines!
It's been 3 years and still : Replacement not found for this awesome soul satisfying video... 😍
I'm from U.P and I loved this video....my Tamil friend suggested me to watch this video so I can know about this banana leaf thing...
Science of sappadu. Super guys
I'm from Australia so we eat with a plate, knife and fork but this way of eating looks so much more enjoyable!!! I wish we could eat this way
came here because my friend tagged me this video on facebook. i absolutely loved this, its so funny yet it explains alot about what i didnt know about the proper way of eating a banana leaf meal (im a malay girl from Malaysia btw ;p). Thanks for making this video! i've never tried this before but after watching this video, im intrigued and most of all, eager to try this banana leaf meal,it looks delicious :D good job guys!
Issa WanNuriza Malay girl from Malaysia likes our video. We are gonna do a group dance and celebrate this. ;) Double cheers. Wish you a hearty banana leaf mean very soon!
+Put Chutney Chill buddy , I am a Tamilian from Malaysia and Malays here love Rajinikanth too.♡
+Sparkles Spin omg whats that?
+Issa WanNuriza pegi cari dekat google boleh x !
+Sparkles Spin tak boleh, malas. thats why i asked u hahaha 😛
I think I have watched it over and over to just read the statutory warning 😂😂 35years of experience in eating banana leaf!!!! Omg ,I can't stop laughing 😂😂😂😂😂😅
Your last part on folding the leaves is wrong. That is a old wife's tale of noncomprehension. So they just spin the story.
There is a science behind that too. In ancient times we sat on the floor and the family would serve you, or the servers would serve you. And they do that by walking in front of the leaves while you sat behind it. And while they were at it, Whatever that was served had a chance of being spilled outwards like the curries for example. And that is a sin if anyone was to step of food served. And hence the practice of folding the leaves inwards towards you instead of outwards, where there is a possibility of the curries to flow out onto the floor where the servers walk.
These days we sit on tables and if you folded your leaves inwards, the curries would fall into your lap, pants or dress or anywhere towards you, so to prevent that you fold it outwards.
Understand?
Thank u for telling that
🙀
Nice and funny video. Some errors. 1) All salted materials are served on the top half all non-salted items on the bottom half (closer to the eater). 2) We start serving with a sweet kept on the lower right hand side (closer to the eater's right hand). Subsequent sweets are placed on left middle lower part. 3) Additional Payasam is served after Rasam sadham (rasam/chaaru/saru rice) where the Appalam is crushed and mixed by many not with the Payasam. 4) Sweets are not served last as was pointed out. Thair Saadam or Curd Rice comes last. 5) Rice is not served away from the body the way it was shown (done only for death ceremonies). For happy occasions, the rice is served from the opposite side in a natural flow of the wrist and not opposite way as done during death events. Same goes for all food items. 6) Closing the leaf is different for different communities and no set rule on how to close or what it indicates. Many communities do not close at all. 7) An important element missed out is how to indicate you don't want anymore as people come to serve you. You use your left hand over your leaf and wave it (emphatically sometimes). You do not do that with your right hand as it can spill and splatter and therefore considered uncouth.
Trust me... you 100% legit
Non salted means ?! sambar is salted, even people cook rice with salt.
OH MY GODD!!!!!!! I LOVE YOU GUYS!! This is GENIUS! Yum yum... ippo pasikuthu.... hmm..
+Kasvini Muniandy Thank you. Time to go thulp a full meal! And Happy New Year by the way!
+Put Chutney That guy looks a little like R.Madhavan
Trust me... i feel the same
vera level acting thala. koncho late to the party but im happy that I even got to see this video!
1:10 banana leaf scientist 😂
Guys, Traditionally Payasam will be served before curd rice :D
Umesh Anand yup. and I dunno if ppl do this, but I dislike mixing payasam with the appalam :P
avinash sunder Ya.. Hadn't heard of this before...
+UTube4MN طحظ
و عليكم +UTube4MN
Not south culture by the way. It's tambhram culture
lol...the bgm and camera angles mimics iphone ad ;-)
+Gautham Suki Thank you for noticing. That was the idea!
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+Ahmed Khalel حه
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"dessert for the desserted" ! crazy sub titles. Loved this video.
this is only possible by we South Indians........
awesome work!!!!!!
proud to be a South Indian....✌✌✌✌✌✌✌
awesome man.... Ila sappadu is like peaceful sleep after a nice shower..... it's bliss
I feel like having tacchi mamu now
that rasam thing doe so true
and konjam poru hahaha so funny
showing this to mom and dad right away
Sarada Sridhar Yay! Let us know what your mom and dad say :) Double cheers, Sarada.
Haaannnnn
.. this just made my day..... What a engineered way to explain banana leaf.. in Haryana, in a south Indian restaurant, they served in banana leaf and gave me spoon and fork..
The southie in me was like "argghh take it away, dear" 😂😂😂 I think our gang was the only group eating in hands
lol lol lol...... aruna's voice, her ascent and the way she describes technically was outstanding.
I enjoyed it to my heart........what a fantastic work,.....it's more than the words to say....... the lyrics were very very impressive.
thanks for this video
God bless you all.
Kudos to Put chutney team, the writer of the sketch and all others involved in the making. It gives pertinent details intertwined with comedy. I am thinking of showing some people from outside India this video, to show what south Indian food means. (and I guess I have to explain the jokes too..)
Jagadeeswaran Ravi Hahaha! Thank you very very much brother!
OMG....i wanna eat ellai sapadu now
*sigh
Right? The feeling is mutual!!!
habba dei! vayiru valikudu sirichu sirichu 😂😂 ... the best south Indian video ever
Ha ha ha ha u ppl made my day, especially the way and gestures of TM Karthik.
finally my questions on which direction to close the banana leaf has been answered!
Gayatri Ganesh Aaha! Be careful when you go to Kerala please. We hear its the other way around ;)
Ivlo sonnathukku paayasam vazhichu veral nakkarathu sollirukkalam.. its purely abt food, no pointers..
Brothers ...Simply Awesome man...
The depth of your understanding of our culture and articulating it through this video is amazing..
The mathematical symbolic references are pretty good especially the parallel and perpendicular hand placements is very nice..
Your humor is impeccable..
Keep rocking like this..
You are in the process of making a new genre of comedy with the mixing traditional customs and modern day life..
Looking forward for more videos from putchutney..
All the best
My favorite activity is to take a north Indian friend to south Indian wedding and eat rice and rasam without falling one drop of rasam on their dress 😅😂😂
I'm a south indian too but who'll eat dessert in such a disgusting way by spilling everywhere.. lol That guy tried not to spill rasm but spilled the paysam out of banana leaf.. XD Nice video, feeling hungry now...
Put Chutney :: This video too is as wonderful as your earlier ones.. Just as an information:: In Kerala, we fold the leaves away from us as a mark of appreciation.
Padmesh Sashidharan Valliya point Chetta! Noted.
4 years and still this video is as relevant as it can be. And I make every non mallu friend of mine who'd listen, to watch this video when ever we have them over for sadya. 😂
inner food hulk was unleashed after watching this video.. brilliantly explained.. kudos Put Chutney :D
I am from bangalore, I admire n admit this video n v southindians love to have our food on banana leaf ..... it's our tradition n v ll retain it as far as it possible n v educate our kids the importance of having food on banana leaf ..... we end with mosuru or thyiru.....
Even Maharashtrian also eat on banana leafs on festivals... We as kids love to eat on banana leaf... Now, i married to South indian guy.. I love more south Indian food than him..
no one in andhra will dig into sambhar the very moment they start the meal. Dal/pappu first, then curry ,then sambhar is eaten stepwise. Also we don't powder that papad like tamils do or mix it with dessert, that is reserved exclusivly as a side crunch to sambhar or rasam. So 'south indian meal' is a little generelization.
Asvinau I'm from andhra too but we don't start with pappu in our family. Pachchadi comes first, then Kura, then pappu and finally sambhar and rasam. Ending with perugu annam, of course. I've never seen telugus starting a meal with pappu first, unless of course it is mudda pappu and some pulusu.
Yeah pappu comes first and appadam as side crunch. Curd rice is at last. Many times we don't see sambhar. It is replaced with rasam. We Telugu eat more rasam then sambhar.
Very good concept and video. Karthik's narration is excellent and expressive. We should bring back the culture of eating in the banana leaf often at home.
The reaction given by him while eating the curd rice was awesome!!!
Awesome work guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good video guys.
However, you do realize that there could be foreigners & gullible Indians who would probably take the science and math part of this to be true right? :)
***** After saying geometry, trigonometry and elementary mathematics? Vaaippey illa man!
Put Chutney what if :P
***** That's the whole point, well at least in part.
then it would end up being one heck of an advice :)
Heartbroken biker!!!!!!!! I am a big fan
where is banana leaf??? nowadays we just get a xerox copy(substitutes) of those:(
Absolutely ROFL stuff ! Keep up the work. I'll be sure to share this with friends who are new to the Banana leaf meal ;)
This is hilarious and beautiful at the same time! Good job!
Mouth watering video..!! 😋😋 Put Chutney rocking as always..!! V need more videos as such..!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Kani Thank you so very much!
I'm from Karnataka and could totally relate to every bit of this video 😍 amazing 😁
great guys... awesome video... Love you all... Keep going... The video reached the level of my expectation...
You guys are hilarious! I desperately wait for your videos! Absolute genius! Can't wait to come down to Chennai and meet you guys in person!
Aishwarya Kapoor Whatte! Waango! Thank you very much. We look forward as well
Put Chutney vaayle yecchi ooruchu... udane edthen paarunga oru yelaya :)
semma taste pa... adchikave mudiyaadhu :')
actually the payasam should be had between the rasam and curd..... and the sweet should be placed in the bottom right corner.......
Kalakkuringada dei........... hahahhaha happy to see this!
Mouth-watering video! Such a masterpiece! Hats off Put Chutney!!
This is hilariously funny stuff :D Take a bow Put Chutney team and come up with much more!!
this makes me terribly hungry
It is truly amazing the way you guys took this amazing content and presented it to us Kudos
This is so awesome. As Tamils living abroad this also informing and funny At the same time. Keep up those 101s.
hmm, feels nostalgic.. been away for almost 20 yrs now.. banana leaf food enhances taste
lol, he is not expert in vazhichufying rasam.
Love the spelling
Put Chutney Please start an export business to export banana leaves to Canada... Would be very much appreciated!
Therikka viteenga bro :) Awesome.. Laughed to the core... Extremely Superb
so loved this. aiyoo! i want to eat in a banana leaf now. the fragrance of the leaf mixed with the fragrance of the food is heavenly.
கொஞ்சம் கொஞ்சம்னு எல்லா சோத்தையும் தின்னுட்டயேப்பா :)
nice video Ennaku pidichiruku bt Indians(south Indians) people ku leaf kuda eppadi sapidanum theriyatha ethukum viedo vannuma don't lost Ur culture n there r many spl things about banana leaf it has chlorophyll pigment it helps us to digest easy
Hilariously informative ! Not a dull moment !
It's luv...soru... Food...my favorite ever video...😂😂😍😍 Comprehensive emotional experience...😍
Please add seating position is important to intake enough food, when a person weak on food n taste he eat more than easy digression, seating in crisscross legs means (sukasana), why u for got betel leaves sweet Pan to clear digression, Nowadays food has indigestive chemicals so, than only its finished
Lol raasam eating technique wins 😅😅 should try it at home
Ashwin Rao, Aruna Ravekumar and T.M. Karthik...thank you...it was superb...tomorrow at HSB Ashok nagar for Full elai saapad with spl meals...good night machis and machinis (aruna)...
a different video. I liked it guys.
Hahahaha Well done! :D
just one nitpick... the annotation at 3:10 isn't visible on the white background with white text :)
Santosh Vijayakumar Deivamayyyy! Bayangara observation nandri.
Put Chutney Haha I'm doing annotation job only for another channel :D
Please put subtitles for the North and others South people. We also want to understand it properly. BTW, Nice video, Put Chutney.
Prashant Kishor Please turn on subtitles. It has been given :)
Put Chutney My mistake. I was watching it on my mobile.
Goyyale elai... Semma video!
this is the best vedio I a have watched in eons!
very funny description of the elai saapadu experiance and the pakkathu elaikku payasam was just mind blowing!
This vedio us just viral in watsapp and amazing thought!!
love this vedio ♡♥♡