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മലയാളം അറിയാത്തവർക്ക് മലയാളത്തിൽ ടൈപ്പ് ചെയ്തിട്ട് എന്ത് കാര്യം 😊
@@siyasali3955 എനിക്ക് ഇംഗ്ലീഷ്, ഹിന്ദിയോ അറിയില്ല, പറയുന്നത് മനസിലാകും അത്ര ഉള്ളു.എന്റെ അഭിപ്രായം എന്ന രീതിയിൽ ആണ് ആഹ് കമന്റ്‌ ഇട്ടത് സഹോദര. മലയാളം അറിയാവുന്നവർ ആരങ്കിലും പറഞ്ഞുകൊടുക്കുമായിരിക്കും.
കാര്യം പറയുമ്പോൾ കൊഞ്ഞനം കുത്തിയിട്ട് കാര്യമില്ല
Sir. Please. Try. To. Understand. The. Use. Of. Chatan
@@shyjur.a2710 he can use ggle translate
Not only consumer, Kerala is known as Spice Garden of India.. and largest Rubber crop producer!! Climate and geography of Kerala is good for spices and crops, but not that good for grains and vegetables. And also there is no enough cultivation area because of mountains, hills, lakes..
Chappathi is not a traditional food of kerala and flour available here also may not be good
Porota and beef, state wood..
Beef fry, porotta🤤🤤🤤🤤
Unlike reviews by north indians about Kerala this one is pure and won't hurt mallus.
Thank you❤🙏
50 percent on house, 50 percent on marriage. That's how Malayali spend
Well said brother... being a keralite i admit every point you mentioned are exactly right
I understand what you are saying-
1. About vegetables - it isn't a mistake to buy from our neighbour - instead we are giving back the whole country spices, rubber , tea , pineapple, tapioca, coffee, coconut - every location has different cultivation- I disagree with your views on buying from tamilnadu -we are in one country called India - trading here and there is not a mistake - like we can't cultivate apple as it can be done in Kashmir cold regions - cultivation depends on land availability and the geographical location. Most Tamil farmers depend Kerala for trade - it is give and take.
2. I disagree with the point on helping tendency - you should visit Palakkad , Calicut, Malappuram regions - they will treat you family - you can also ask for help which they never deny - I don't know much about kollam - for help you should ask for it - keralities are warmth welcoming persons that's why tourism is good here.
3. How can you expect a good chappathi in South Indian rice state - lol -
4. For night life it is better in Kochi.
5. It's their personal choice of what kind of houses - they need to build - it may be in any form - they are not cheating - they are working hard to earn it - you have 1 life - it's their personal choice of what kind of house they need - it might be their dream.
Absolutely right.
Yes. Good comment. They are having a typical North indian mentality like that every thing should be as per their choice. They are not ready accept the diversifications.
Right
@@sreek4997 exactly
@Mohd Nizamuddin if you are Indian there is no complications in settling in kerala- if you are looking for jobs- cities and bigger towns are better including residence - but if you are looking for residence only everywhere is better-
What you said is very correct and some Malayalees cannot understand it 👍👍
You’ve done good study of your surroundings I see. I’m from Kerala and I totally agree with your findings. Almost everything that you have mentioned here is correct. Usually people will simply show the good , good and good as if really Kerala doesn’t have any problems at all, but that is not true , after all humans are living there. Good video !
Thank u sir but for this video I got highest comments and majority of them are good but some comments are really very bad 👎
@@AdyantMumma Hey you cannot shut people’s mouth you know, so keep doing what you do best. That’s all. And remember people who comment bad just don’t have good in themselves , so just don’t care about them.
Maybe those people didn’t even leave the boundaries of the state to experience something different or better.
I’m a native of Kerala but I did my schooling from rajasthan and did my college and university from Karnataka . I’ve lived in Bombay (Mumbai) , Delhi . So believe when I say that your video is good.
Very good observations. 😃
One point,
"Chetta"is a malayalified variation of JyeshTha meaning elder in age. Correct word for Brother is Sahodaran. So Elder brother is JyeshTha sahodaran. People just shorten it to chettaa or ettaa.
So nothing technically wrong in wife calling husband "chetta", he being the elder person.
The correct Malayalam word for elder brother is Annan. Sahodaran means male sibling.
@@j000p Athoru Malayalam vaakku aano?
@@renetonoble5691
Annan, Akka, Thanka, Thampi, etc. are the original Malayalam words. In the southern districts of Kollam, Pathanamthitta, and Trivandrum, people use Annan and Akka a lot. Chettan, Chechi, Aniyathi, Aniyan, Sahodharan, etc. are all the Malayalam phonetic rendition of the Sanskrit words that were imposed on the local population of Kerala during the middle ages. The common presence of the former mentioned words in both Tamil and Malayalam is because both Tamil and Malayalam were earlier the dialects of a common ancestral language (Proto Tamil Malayalam) which evolved into 2 different languages.
@@j000p But athu pazhaya Malayalam Alle. Puthiya Malayalam Alle pure Malayalam.
@@renetonoble5691
Pure ennaal Dravidian vaakkukal mathramulla Malayalam aanu. Athaayathu pazhaya Malayalam. Puthiya malayalam is adulterated with 40 - 50% sanskrit vocabulary. So, athu pure alla (Even Modern Tamil was so, but during the Pure Tamil movement of early 20th century, they desanskritised a lot of words and brought down the percentage of Sanskrit words to around 10-15% in Tamil). 11th century-il Sanskrit and Malayalam cherthu vaakkukal undakki Manipravalam ennoru puthiya sahithya bhaasha undakkiyenkilum athu pothujanangalkku sweekaryamayilla. Athukondu avar aethaandu 15th-16th century vare samsarichirunnathu almost pure Malayalam aanu. Thudarnnu literature-lum official karyangalkkum sanskritised Malayalam veendum vyapakamaya reethiyil use cheyyan thudangi. Anganeyanu Modern Malayalam undavunnathu. 600 varsham munpathe Malayalam inscriptions okke eduthu nokkiyal eluppathil manasilaakkan pattunna pure Malayalathil aanu athile content.
Malayalees follow Maslow's hierarchy theory. After food, water. Next thing we work for is House🏠😅. That's our typical trait. Investment wise it's a bad idea💡, you are right. That much amount could be used in some other things or business. But 😅 it's the way it is.😌
Kerala is natur tourism but gova sex tourism also kerala always police control
Plus two commerce aarno ???
Reason for asking you not to stroll after 8:00 is because there are deadly snakes and poisonous insects that can be very dangerous for kids. Please understand from this point
Goa, Chhatisgarh, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, Karnataka all have more forested areas and small jungles than Kerala. And they have more snakes too. But no one says dont go out for a stroll. I am in Goa, here there are 100X the number of snakes in Kerala. But people walk around till 12 am. The real reason is, afraid of local goondas.
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@@BabychenMathew Good point
Chettan is derived from the word jyeshtan which means "born first" or "someone born before you".. It does not actually mean brother.. It can be used to address anyone born before you. The word for brother is "sahodaran" or "koodepirappu". But for ease of saying, everyone refers to elder brother as "chetta/etta" (because he is anyway older than you). Hence same word used for anyone born before you like for example husband or elder brother-in-law.
Others get confused because over time eve malayalis have forgotten the origin of the word "chettan", and sometimes give translation of brother as chettan or vice-versa leaving non-malayalis confused when they hear husbands also being called so.
It was a nice review pal. Agree with u almost everything apart from Chapati and commodity prices. Chapati is not a part of Kerala food culture, so the quality might not be the best same as u get south Indian dishes in North. And the price for commodities should be higher as well, so that the farmers and sellers can make their lives. But the rest all are completely correct, especially alcoholism and over spending for houses.
Our chappathi is different to the ones in north. The way of making itself is different. Agree with most of the other things you said. We have lot of things which needs to be corrected.
You forgot to mention one strong point: media. Unbiased media👍🏻
It is not unbiased media.There are mama channels too bootlicks g political parties
Yes, you said it. In Kerala media is free, and unbiased to a big extent
Media comedy
Kerala is costly place to live compared to other major cities, but quality of living and life is so good.
Quality of life is same or better in the entire Western ghats region, not just in Kerala, like in Goa, coastal Karnataka (Mangalore, uduppi belt), coastal Maharashtra, Coorg, Nilgiris etc.
@@tux008 we are talking about Kerala bro.. Thank God u didn't said America, Germany etc. 😂😂😂
@@bibinthampy1599 and guess who compared to "other major cities 💪" 🤣🤣🤣
@@tux008 I compared cost.. Read it carefully then comment.
@@bibinthampy1599 "quality of living and life is so good" is exactly the statement you made. Please check back your own statement and comment bro.
Every state has its own culture we can't stop it.The culture here is totally different from North India.but I thing alcohol should be completely stopped.
No need to stop alcohol. Those who dont want to take let them.
It is not the culture of just Kerala, it's the culture of Western ghats, it's the same all over Western ghats, whether it's Goa, coastal Maharashtra, coastal Karnataka(Mangalore, uduppi), Coorg, Nilgiris, etc. Nothing special only about Kerala, it's more or less same all over, except for specific things like alcohol addiction, strikes, language related, or strong religious affiliations etc
@@sreek4997 But alcohol consumption in Kerala has reached an alarming state. many people drink here just to get high and make trouble and not to enjoy with friends. Most of them have become addicts and that is not good. Social drinking is ok, but this is a real vice. People needs to be educated to drink responsibly and within limits. We are breeding a new generation which is completely addicted to alchohol and that is not good.
@@prajaymadhavanA lot of other state people also consuming alcohol beyond the limit. I am staying in maharashtra. Here govt. Provide Arrack.
All fine bro, just three corrections. Firstly, bargaining is unethical. Why should someone give a fake price initially and then come down based on how shamelessly one customer begs for a reduction. In such a situation, an experienced bargainer may get almost a fair price and a shy guy gets cheated. The MRP in north and here is bit different. Here no one can apply a price as per will and wish. Secondly, sharing of vehicle is required in areas where adequate public transport facility is not available and there's greater social inequality. Keralites are otherwise known for helping nature. That's why open crimes are not seen here. In other places people watch even murders silently and enjoyably. Here the case is different. Thirdly, apple cost....come on yaar. See the variety of fruits and its availability throughout the year here. Local fruits are cheaper everywhere. Well, I see all your videos. No need to appreciate everything. You can be rational in comments. All the best. By the by..I like Indore, it's food culture, markets etc..
You should check out the price of things. I have stayed in both North and South of India. We can bargain for vegetables and we can even check the vegetables and then buy in North but in Kerala the vegetable seller won't allow you to do that. Its not just vegetables but everything.
Malayalees are definitely helpful and crimes no state is less.. There is no religion bias in this state.
I call him , Naive North Indian..🤣
Your observations are 98% correct such as construction of big houses and heavy alcohol consumption. Both are byproducts of globalisation from 1991
Worst👎 state In india..
@@TK-ms1mb I don't think so
@@ashiqts7008 .. Reality.. Pls accept
@@TK-ms1mb I am sure Kerala is the no 1 state in india because of the education , healthcare , infrastructure etc
@@TK-ms1mb yeah, like usa is the worst country in the world..😆
Very good observations. Especially about strike. Everyone in Kerala loves a hartal. Even if you call one, it will be a success. बढिया बनाया आपने.
Thank u ji 🙏
A very genuine observation by you which can invite wrath from few! We are used to false praises most of the time and that mask had been removed you. We Keralites are self centred who mostly like to stay surrounded by four walls without much interaction with their neighbours or community. But they will come out in full force without prejudice to help the needy as was seen during the floods!
In north Indian states poverty is very high more than 30 percentage that is the reason sharing and barter system exists there. Before 35 years ago this system exists in Kerala also.
Liquor consumption is very high in north Indian states also they are consuming desi daru
There you can get local daaru and ganja everywhere
Pan masala also
Brother you must visit malabar area their culture deference ❤️❤️
These all points suits for entire kerala..
@@fahadparachery9572 most points suit entire Western ghats, not just Kerala except for alcohol addiction, strikes etc
Every edibles were making in northern Malabar, self sufficient territory and
Kerala people working for, making home,then kids education and kids mariage.this is a routine.then invest there money in land.then u can see every house in Kerala ther 1 NRI thts why u see big houses 😂 .and enjoying retirement life in tat house😁.
Then Kerala climate is not good for large scale production vegetables.cultivation are is low,over 6 months raining in Kerala, floods,hillstation etc.. but u can find 1st quality spices produce in Kerala.i think Kerala no 1in producing rubber.
Producing export quality fishes,crab etc .India's largest pineapple production is in Kerala.Exporting to North.somany things producing in Kerala,may be u dnt know.
Night life in Kerala r not common in here.but in Kochi u can find that.once visit Kochi then know,here people are sleep early and wake-up early mrng but u cn see more people walk in early mrng.mrng walk is more important than night walk.that is more good.
Thank you bro for u r valuable views.👍👍
Dear you are absolutely right, I watched your videos but this time I really feel a family's touch with you keep continuously and explore more about KERALA
Things u observed are 100% true and it was even worse 10 years back. Societal attributes take time to improve. Thanks for ur honest review.
Good observations about malayali community and that "chetta" part was funny.. 😄 Ok, now to the points..
Speaking of lack of agriculture and dependency on other states for food grains and vegetables, it is actually one of many outcomes (rather negative) of education and increased quality of life. Majority of malayalis don't want their children working on the field and they all want their kids to get good education and a decent job or go abroad. even the farmer parents don't want their children to be on the same turf as they were. That's the main reason why this agricultural industry is declining in Kerala. In terms of unemployment, actually we have a lot of job opportunities here in Kerala and it's evident from the guest labourers working and making decent income in Kerala. It is the mindset of malayalis making a false image of unemployment there. For an average malayali, anything less than a government job is not a job at all. If you just look around, you can see everybody is onto something and they all make good money from their daily mundane jobs. But still they consider themselves as unemployed. I have a friend who is running their family business with his father in Chalai, Trivandrum, calls himself unemployed even though this little prat makes a decent income from the business and drives around in a car worth 15lakhs. This is what the real picture of unemployment statistics in Kerala. It may not be the case of entire Kerala, but the truth is different.
Thank u sir for nicely defending n valuable explanation
Correct point👍
Absolutely true....In ration card. Im a unemployment man.. but still im working as a Diamond grader...😂 that sensex are false
Exactly
@@great8284 😄😄
We call chettan with respect who is elderly people.
Bargaining is not a good idea, prevalent in north India only. Chances are you end up buying at a higher price., Waste of time. I have seen people buying costly international brands at malls where there's no bargaining and the same people bargaining with poor street vendors.
‘Chettan’ is a way of addressing someone elder to you with respect!
He knows that
@@binuscorpia if he knows that, why he was saying it ridiculious
@@binuscorpia 💯💯💯
You are right. But I would add this, Chettan is used for calling someone "relatively elder" with respect. See it is relatively elder. Unfortunately what we observe in present day kerala is everyone is being addressed as chetta. Even very young boys call 60, 70, 80 years old men as chetta. It is ridiculous to listen and mockery of the word respect.
We used to address old people as mama/n, appooppan, appachan, achaachan etc.
One more thing, chettan is not a pure malayalam it is from sanskrit "jeshta". But most keralaites, who have no linguistic understanding, think that it is malayalam.
Anna is other most suitable word to give respect to elders. But keralites from central and northern region hate this term.
See all other draviadian languages use anna. Being a dravidian language malayalam should also use anna instead of chetta.
@@binuscorpia 💯💯💯💯 true 👍
Your observation on certain issues in Kerala is absolutely realistic. You are a good critic of social issues, keep it up.
I was patiently listening to your points, good, we love criticism at the same time good critics also.
Thank u ji
Disagreement with only one point.
Sharing mentality is more in the Northern part of Kerala, especially in Kozhikode, Malappuram, Palakkad and Kannur.
All the other points are valid.✌️☺️
Agreed, but in north India it is every where, but in kerala it is only in north kerala
@@jaysuryasivadasan7923 I don't think it's everywhere in North India. Especially in the cities, in the flat culture, there are people who doesn't even know who their neighbours are.
@@jishnukrishnan5655 and here in kerala every body knows their neighbours so much that they interfere in thier life like a hell, who all are coming, they will ask why you didn't go for work, they want to know each and every details of our house, I think you like this behaviour so much
@@jaysuryasivadasan7923 lol. If you have a problem with your neighbour, say it on their face. Also, your comments are contradicting. At one, you want to improve the sharing mentality and other you want your neighbours to have less interactions with your fam. Both doesn't go together.
@@jishnukrishnan5655 It's a trend in kerala , not my neighbour or your neighbour, by the way I have stayed in north India, they generally don't interfer in our personal things much but at the same time are ready for more help, I think you didn't understand the point, interaction doesn't mean crossing the limits ok,
I think alchahol consumption is also in north States but most of that are illiegala drinks so they won't be in the list
In Kerala most of the liq are only from bevarages
And I don't support drinking
That is the fact. And same thing also in the case of crime. Here 95% crimes are recorded. In north only 50 to 60 % may be reporting. And medias like arnab goswami will take over that report, by saying that kerala is having largest number of crime rates.
Yes.. true..
That may be there nicely defend with logic
Dear Bhai,
My name is Anoop and I am a Malayali.
I take your comments as a good criticism and I hope those Malayalis listening to it could consider this as a way of improvement (where needed only). And that’s what an educated society will comply - to improve 👆
All the best,
Anoop
Kumarakom/Cayman Islands
Onion(savala) does not grow because of rain,dry climate is necessary to grow Onion.
You will get chinese food every where in India , but this food does not resemble with the original china food,may be same with chapatis...
Kerala is not the highest alcohol consuming state, its 5th. That position is not at all good, consumption should come down.
House for Malayalee is not a place just to sleep and live together ,we want all possible luxury in our house, so people built the best they can,with all facilities, But there are huge houses usually unoccupied or occupied by ageing parents or by small family, that is surely a waste. there are huge houses built just to show off.
Cultivation is an expensive thing, due to hue labour and land cost .land scarcity is also a problem.labours come from others states to do farming( before it was from Tamil Nadu and Andra, now it is from North)
Night life is almost nil in Kerala, Kochi may be better than other places in Kerala. In Thiruvananthapuram most of the property/buildings in the heart of the city is government owned ,they close by 5.30 pm.
Good or bad we don't like bargaining in shopes etc. Streets we can see bargaining..
Hartal is a curse of the state,but now political parties are rethinking ,that's why its coming down...
Thank you for speaking out openly, that is sign of a good soul.....
Thank u sir for defending and reply my points nicely
Chapati - pizza made by Italians and by Indians, Chapati is not a Kerala food, Or dosa/idly made by Northies and Keralites.
Dependency for food on other states. It is a misconception, Will you grow your own food commercially if you can buy way cheaper from other places. The land is fertile and food can be grown if situation changes in future.
Each region has its own native fruits and exotic ones from other places. Apple, Orange, grapes exotic here, Bananas (many verities), Pineapple, papaya, jackfruit, mangoes(not the best ones in India) are the native.
Bargaining, never see people bargain anywhere in the world in big malls and stores all buy at mrp. Do not understand why people bargain with small vendors, even road side vendors and poor people selling goods for daily bread. This is the culture here.
Houses, over investment is there, but it is a real estate investment, when you not invest in agriculture or other business, property is the option. Agree that there is a pride element, but it is not exactly like that.
Night Life - In India, night life is more prominent where there is extreme heat during the day time (seasonal), the day night duration in Kerala is almost 12-12 hours. And the landscape and greenery pampers snakes etc., hiding and attacking, traditionally people spend the evening with family or local friends.
Sharing with neighbors, here what needed to be shared is money if one is in difficulty, not car, or grocery etc., which almost all can afford to or have access to. In old days people used to share things like you said.
Waste management it is a real issue.
Alcohol - Like the Russians. And a way people support their Govt, in return Govt. give meals to children at school, subsidized food through PDS shops, free health care etc. 😆
Narrow Roads, there is no vast plain lands, geography is the reason.
Strike, Hartal, It is celebration day, Holiday. People are used to it. Shop owners get a holiday, save on electricity charges, but no effect on sales, same with the employed 😆
Thank u sir for ur valuable comments
100 percent true.. 👍
Actually spending money on house is a good thing. Even if slightly over budget. A house is typically made for 2 generations and often can last 3 generations. If we put that extra money once now, may be our kids need not build a house and they can focus their energy on other things. Also we spent close to 14 hours at home every day and having good living conditions are always comfortable. Good houses make kerala look even more beautiful.
I thing dint understand what I mentioned
Investment depends on ur income
@@AdyantMumma 💯 💯💯💯💯
One interesting thing is that kids don’t like parents designed houses, they feel outdated and want to rebuild
Chettan is like short form of Jeshtan which means elder one. It doesn't mean brother, husband etc.
Oh now I understand
Night culture thing you noticed is also correct. Bakery item I think north have more varieties, here people don't like bakery item that much, sharing of car is less, true. Waste management, liquor consumption case also true 😓
ALL THE POINTS ARE CORRECT.. PERFECT OK
1. Cuisine is different man.. Have south indian dishes when you are in kerala (bhool jao Chapatti when you are in kerala) 😅😅
2. Bargin 😂😂 do you bargin when you purchase from malls? No right itz only applicable for street vendors.. So by God's Grace in kerala ppl are educated so they won't entertain that... 😎😎
3. For night life check out Kochi etc.. Others follow simple policy "Early to bed early to rise make up a man healthy wealthy and wise". 💪
4. Investing on land is much wiser than investing on any other sector.
5. Sharing and caring is good buutt, malayalee believe be आत्मनिर्भर 😅😉
6. Waste management 🤔 have you ever lived in North India? गुटखा खा जो दीवारों पर deisign bante hai unko kya bolenge bhaiya ji... 😃😃 Check medical, school facilities even of government school they are much neat and tidier than private ones of North India..
Bilkul sach boldiya hi👍👍👍👍
Well said. 👍
Your video is highly appreciated. We need to know what other states think of us, good or bad. We need to be free to praise or complain without getting emotional or feeling hurt. Actually, I look forward to such videos more because it is easy to praise, but hard to criticise. I love all your videos.
Apple price is Rs.250 here in Ahmedabad too.
Kerla is the best I am bihari
Sir after 6 pm ,they will drink and roam,that is its not safe to roam after 6pm,one thing I want to ask weather govt people can start channel, because I am also a banker,I want to start channel that is why , I am asking
Your study's 98% correct.
In Kerala workers , Unions are King & investors are slaves
Chettan is not specifically for Brother.it's widely using as elders.
In malayalam proper word for elder Brother is "Jeshtan"(ജേഷ്ഠൻ)and Younger "Aniyan" (അനിയൻ )
Ettan also using for elders.
Thanknu for make me aware with beautiful words
@@AdyantMumma thank u 🙏🙏♥️♥️💐
@@SE-tw2mb 😂
Observation are to the point and mostly correct but you should also need to find the reasons behind this. Keralaits know these reasons and are trying to find a sustainable way of solving it. But they respond to the major problems united.
😂Chettan/Ettan is a respectable word for elder male person. House investment suggestion is good. That's true. I liked your points brother, especially about not exploring Kerala and going to Goa. 👌👏👏👏
മുമ്പ് sharing culture വളരെ നല്ല നിലയിലായിരുന്നു ഗ്രാമത്തിലെ അപൂർവ്വ കാറുകൾ ഏവരും ഷെയർ ചെയ്തിരുന്നു ഇപ്പോൾ മിക്കവരുടേയും പക്കൽ കാറുണ്ട്.... എൻെറ കാർ ഞാനിപ്പോഴും ഷെയർ ചെയ്യുന്നുണ്ട് ..... കേരളീയർ സർക്കാർ മദൃം മാത്രമാണ് ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്നത് ഉത്തരേന്ത്യയിൽ സ്വന്തമായി വാറ്റുന്നതും വേറെ പല ലഹരി വസ്തുക്കളും താഴെക്കിടെയുളളവർ ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്നു .... കേരളത്തിൽ ഉത്തരേന്ത്യയില് കിട്ടുന്ന ലഹരി വസ്തുക്കൾ കിട്ടില്ല പിടിക്കപ്പെട്ടാൽ കഠിന ശിക്ഷ ഉറപ്പാണ് ..... ഉത്തരേന്തൃയിൽ പല ലഹരി വസ്തുക്കളും മെഡിക്കൽ ഷോപ്പിൽ നിന്നു പോലും പരസൃമായി സുലഭമായി വാങ്ങി ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്നു അകാലത്തിൽ മരണമടയുകയും ഒരു കണക്കു പോലും അവിടെങ്ങളിലില്ല ...... കേരളത്തിൽ മാനൃമായി ജോലി ചെയ്തു ആഴ്ചയിലൊരിക്കൽ മാത്രം മദൃം ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്നവരും ധാരാളമുണ്ട്, .... സൗജന്യമായി കിട്ടുന്ന ഭക്ഷണം കഴിച്ചു രാവു പകലും മദ്യം കഴിക്കുന്നവരും ധാരാളമുണ്ട് അത്തരം കൊച്ചു പട്ടണങ്ങളിലുളള കുടിയന്മാർക്ക് സൗജന്യ ഭക്ഷണം നിർത്തലാക്കണം അത്തരക്കാർ ധാരാളം ഈ കൊച്ചി പട്ടണത്തിലുണ്ട് അതിൽ ഒരു വിഭാഗം ഇതര സംസ്ഥാനങ്ങളിൽ നിന്നും വന്നവരാണ് ....
കേരളത്തെ ഏത് കോണിൽ നിന്നും വീക്ഷിച്ചാലും ഉത്തരേന്ത്യയിൽ വർഷങ്ങളോളം സഞ്ചരിച്ചിട്ടുളള ആളെന്ന നിലക്ക് കേരളം സ്വർഗ്ഗമാണ്.... അവിടെങ്ങളിലെ മുതലാളിമാരും രാഷ്ട്രീയക്കാരും പാവപ്പെട്ടവരോടും ദളിതരോടും സാധാരണക്കാരോടും പെരുമാറുന്നത് എത്ര മനുഷ്യത്വ രഹിതമായിട്ടാണ് ....... ഉത്തരേന്ത്യ കോവിഡിനെ നേരിട്ടതും നാം കണ്ടതാണ് .....
കേരളം സമ്പൽ സമൃദ്ധിയോടെ നീളാൽ വാഴട്ടെ ...
Kerala may be having a lot of disadvantage according to you. But it will be like that . Each state has its own disadvantages. And if u stay any state , you will have to adjust the situation, culture, and life style of the particular state.
Generally north Indians mentality about south Indians , especially keralites, they consume beef, liquor etc. But nobody will force you to consume above things.
Yes he is... He just observed the things.. he has rights to doit na bro..
@@fahadparachery9572 same like I have the right to express my opinion. I just done it.
@@sreek4997 ok bro❤️
This is like asking northies to make dosa, idli from youtube
On this point u may disagree sir but nothing is there to annoyed you
@@AdyantMumma who said Iam annoyed, just pointing out, lage raho
Super review. Let us know how to improve.. honestly we will try to overcome.
Kerala may labour cost jadha hai minimum wages 800 to 1500 North India labour wages minimum 150 to 300
Yes. Bcos of that their life standard is still 50 yrs back
Nowadays in North India, labour wages are ₹400 minimum. Gone are the days of ₹150-300.
Bro. Genuine points. Agree with you. And the Chapati!!! I always take one chapati from my North Indian friends during lunch. We can't never make such chapati what ever we do.
Regarding the sharing and houses, around 20 years back situation here was also almost the same. I remember there were only few cars in our area. I remember we used to borrow grocery from neighbours. I used to see huts near our place. Now most of them are living in concrete houses. Yes, in our 1 acer land there was only 1 house then, now there are 6 houses. Land scarcity is a major issue in kerala. Now we can see a lot of villa projects in villages. Soon there will be lots of flats coming in villages too.
Thank u sir atheist u understand some of viewer's got annoyed 😑but its really not my intention to play with emotions 😅
People who make their luxurious houses know well how to lead their life also...
Yes..correct
In Goa, there are private beaches for those who are staying in a particular hotel, but inspite of kerala which is very beautiful don't have private beaches, also when I went to goa, I saw beaches have full of candle light dinner, live music, snacks , nothing is there in kerala, not only this if we pay rs,400 for a lodge in Goa, the facility which they offer is far more than in kerala
Bhai life is for living , you wont get one more life to have good house and vehicles thats why people dont hesitate to take extra debts.
Excellent observations, mostly facts, well done 👍👍
it is always nice to see things from a different view point
As you mentioned the building of huge houses in kerala as unnecessary we admit it but what is luxury today might be a necessary tomorrow. When big houses with modern setup are popping up around us we cannot make a much smaller one if we do have the capacity to. And regarding the high unemployment in kerala as a chronological criticism it is actually under employment because more than 30 lakh people from other states are currently working in kerala while 25 lakhs of Malayalis are abroad mostly with high end jobs who are flowing huge foreign exchange to our country
Exactly correct... Especially in House investment..
Keralites are shy, the main reason for all their other vices.
Kerala is one of the most blessed states of India in every aspect, they just need to be more social and feel less insecure.
Alcohol consumption here is higher than other states because the liquor supply here is through the government. So we get accurate figures. Other states have illegal liquor production and distribution. That figures are incorrect.
Valid point this may be there
Yes you are right... a little more than 50% of vegetables is produced here.. around 40 years before Kerala was wholly self dependent on rice.... but it was becoz of joint families at that time... But since Nuclear family system began the land was divided between the sons and so no plot available for large scale cultivation..
There is a link between alcohol and hartal. The more hartals there are, the more alcohol there is 😂😂. And not everyone is happy to be home on hartal day. If we go out with our car, we are not sure if it will be returned home in one piece. The same is true of shops. So we choose the house.
Hhahaha😂
As a keralite living in Canada I feel
1) homes shouldn’t be that extravagant. One of my friend who lives in canada bought some land
in kerala and was about to build a home which will never be used by him but only his parents. He can’t even think of building a smaller homes because all the neighborhood have big homes.
2) Hartaal- completely agree that an entire state should not be shut down whatever the matter may be. At the same time people should be allowed to protest in a peaceful way. That’s democracy anyway. I give full marks to kerala because they are the most politically aware state. Just say no to Hartaal
3) waste management not very good compared to foreign countries but better than many Indian states. I think we must think higher and should invest more in waste management
4) Roads are not the best. Its often congested. We may need an express highway and ring roads around every major town/ city to make them decongested.
5) alcohol - People themselves have to think and do something.
I have lived in north India and karnataka and now in Canada
If I am sometimes thinking of coming back to kerala and settle there then definitely it has some big positives too despite some negatives
Thank u sir
Correct review!
As a keralite
Criticism were on point thank you
Hw deeply studied the life of Kerala
.. Welcoming the healthy criticism.. Most of the points r very much valuable..
good evaluation..on kerala life...
alcohol. consumption is to reduce....one major issue...
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Alcohol and lottery are the backbone of kerala economy
Beef/pork with parotha is the state cuisine of kerala 😋😋😋
Excellent observation bhai... Go-ahead
I appreciate your boldness in pinpointing the weirdness of Malayalees. I have read majority of comments below on your blog. I saw most of the people have agreed with your views and that is the magnanimity of Malayalees. While I see value in your majority of points discussed here, I cannot accept the comments on making chappathi in Kerala. As you know chappathi is a foreign food for Malayalees and it is similar to Dosa/idly etc etc available in Delhi like places.
A good percentage of Kerala house holds make chapathi regularly, nothing foreign about that
@@tux008 you had to say that.കഷ്ടം..സഹോ.. quality is what matters not quantity
Even l was thinking... chapati became a regular dish in the recent years
True bengalis and malayees are educated illiterates,they dont want to work but mostly believe in pseudosecularism ...
I mean malayalis are pseudo intellectuals, they will amplify all minor situations....
Very good & honest observation 👍,but about Chapathi,it's like Dosa & idli in North
I may wrong in some point its OK can be defend like u defend for chapathi
Good observations. Criticism is important to rectify things. We accept the drawbacks point out by you. I hope we together can contribute to a better tomorrow of Kerala.
Our government check alcohol selling details, another state government not have any record about alcohol selling details.kerala alcohol is not dangerous..all foreigners are using this.it's really good.
It's all based on respect dude....as long as you understand it .....
പ്രായത്തിൽ മുതിർന്നവരെ ആണ് ചേട്ടൻ എന്ന് വിളിക്കുന്നത്. ഭർത്താവ് സാധാരണയായി വയസ്സിൽ അല്പം മുതിർന്ന ആയിരിക്കും. അയൽപക്കത്തെ മുതിർന്നവരെയും ചേട്ടൻ എന്നാണ് വിളിക്കാറുള്ളത്.
ഭാര്യയ്ക്ക് ഭർത്താവിനെ കാൾ പ്രായം കൂടുതലാണെങ്കിൽ ചേട്ടാ എന്നു വിളിക്കില്ല എടാ കുട്ടാ എന്ന് വിളിക്കൂ..
I m from kerala .......ur observations are really good and correct.
The night thing which u told......i think its because in UP and MP ...when u are in a village u know everyone there or when u live in town u have a township with security or something...here again u r safe. But when u go out somewhere and something happens there u can't even trust he police. But here in kerala mostly urban society.... but there is no township kid of system we where we live ......its open urban area so at night when everyone is inside its a it unsafe. But here i can confidently approach the police. U might have known that already. I lived in UP for ten years......most of the time u can't even file an F.I.R there.
Ooohhhh...he is saying sawala is coming from maharashtra. For your kind information....maharashtra is the largest producer of sawala. And even if we wish , kerala cant produce sawala. Bcos of the nature of soil.
Even In the very olden times when there was abundant agricultural lands , keralites were not happy with that and they went searching jobs in Singapore, Ceylon, Calcuttha, Madirasi, and later to Persian countries. People here are not interested in farming income but in earning foreign currencies only. They had only dream to make a good home in kerala and teach their children with good education. They feel proud to be a Pravasi than a local person. The plight is still continuing and now many of them are focusing on sending their children for education in Canada, Germany, Poland etc. etc.
calling an elder "chettan" is showing respect to him also we call "chechi" if it's her 👍🏽
ALCOHOLIC COSUMPTION IS THE HIGHEST. GIVE SOME SUGGESTION SOLVE THIS PROBLEM IN KERALA.
IN MY OPINION WE HAVE TO LEARN FROM OTHER STATES.
NIGHT CULTURE IS DIFFERENT.
MARRIAGE CELEBRATIONS IS CONDUCTED IN NIGHT IN NORTH INDIA.
BUT HERE IT IS CONDUCTED IN DAY TIME ONLY.
To solve alcohol consumption, first govt has to stop using the tax collected from liquor sale to build schools, hospitals and roads. Money from alcohol should go only for spreading awareness against alcohol and in preventing bad sides of alcoholism like domestic violence, drunken driving etc. Once that scheme is in place and becomes effective alcohol consumption will reduce (or the social cost of alcoholism will come down), consequently the revenue from alcohol as well, thus creating a feedback loop. This concept has been tried and tested, it is called Pigovian tax, I recommend everyone look it up.
thanks for the observation..lets keep on working on improving it ..but i dont think bargaining is needed..MRP price is there in all shop..those who dont know to bargan may end up broke.
Chettan doesn't actually mean brother . It just mean someone slightly elder .
What you stated is absolutely true. What you said is the other side of the coin. Actually brother is called jyeshtan. Over a period of time it got changed to chettan for every category. Waste Management is a nightmare in Kerala. Government has to think about an organized set up. I think collection centres are being set up where you can deposit the waste after paying a certain fees.
Number one revenue earner is Alcohol. Sale is through Govt. Outlet only.
7. Agree government must restrict on natural exploitation..
8. HARTHAL😌 true its bit exaggerated.. But this is the base of Democracy.. and coz of this understanding only ppl are aware of there rights and raise voice for it.. Unlike North..
9. Introvert.. 🤔🤔 Aaisa kaisa?
Check Shilaja Teacher and introspect your views.. We speak up when required rather just blabbering..
10. I agree to your alchohol issue.. 😌😌 This is as essential as water for us..
So 🥂🍻🍺🥃cheers for God's Own Country..
Ha ha...u r right. Agree wih you
Kudos! Well done! It's obvious from the video that you did thorough homework for it. Completely agree with you on waste management, environmental conservation, alcohol and strikes issues. Haven't understood yet why such an educated populace behave in such a manner. Maybe things will improve in the future. However, I personally think other points raised by you are rather trivial. I mean, investment made on one's house is a personal choice. At least it's better than wasting your money on building more and more temples, right? I don't think having a little house pride is a bad thing. Why shouldn't you splurge on the place you'll spend the rest of your life in? Makes sense to me. Maybe not for you. Like I said, it's a personal choice.
Sir, Kerala has its own culture as any other state.. Most of your points are relatable with our culture including building luxurious houses(as its a personal choice).. Yes ita an extra liability but at the same time we also have enough income to lead a high standard life... But some big houses are kept vacant(not even giving for rent)..This is actually a deinvestment for our economic growth...
Waste management is better than other Indian States.. But we have to work on it.. Agreeing with you sir.
And about strikes,I think non violent strikes are necessary in a democracy..And sir, here people are much aware of politics.. Even we discuss international politics😉
And as you said Alcohol issue is a major problem...We have to take it very seriously..
And the reason for Kerala being a consumer state in case of crops, fruits and vegetables is it's geography..
Sir, actually sharing mentality exists in Kerala long ago when we were having joint families.. But now as u can hardly find joint families everyone's mentality changes to self reliance..if we share anything like car or something also they won't accept it(prestigious issue😌) But anything severe to our humanity.. WE WILL STAND UNITED..
On Environmental issues I agree with u sir.. Our Govt should take care..
Night culture is normally not seen in Kerala..i think it is again because of our geographic and climatic conditions..
And Chappathi.. I found it somewhat senseless..
Despite all the negatives, praying to God to make me born in this small piece of land again.. KERALA❤ OUR ONE AND ONLY HOME..
Thanku for your valuable review sir ☺🙏🏼
Thank u for defending my points in well manner
Please display the method of chapati making in northern style
Sure sir
Sab kuch bilkul sahi bola hai.. Hum sab kab ye dekhenge pata nai!!!
Parr shy hona thodi hasne wali Baat hai😏.. Smart zarur hai. Dhikawa nai karte.
U r very very right. I agree with ur points. I was completed my service in North India. When I returned after superannuation I am feeling all ur points. 👍👍👍.
Is it true that Kerala has highest per capita alcohol consumption. Please confirm. Anyway kerala have high alcohol consumption, especially among labour class. It IS a matter of concern
What you told most of all ✅ right and as per the Kerala is fit for retirement life and promote tourism.
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Hi
I really appreciate the criticism. 👍👍. Kuch cheezen hai Jo Aapne bilkul Sahi Kaha:-
1) Apne budget se upar, padosi ya rishtedar ka Ghar dekhkar apna Ghar construction Karna. Yeh malayali ka bhram kab tootega mujhe pata nahi, Mera Ghar waise 110 Saal purana Ghar hai. Hamne isse aaj bhi maintain Karke rakha hai.
2) Kerala mein shayad Aapne notice Kiya hoga ke joint families kam dikhenge. Mid 20th century se malayali society ka joint family system khatam ho Gaya. Aur sharing bhi band ho gayi.
3) Waste management generally in Kerala is very good. It's unfortunate that in your municipality things aren't working properly.
4) KYA KOI SOUTH INDIAN NORTH MEIN JAAKE IDLI NAHIN MILTA YEH KEH KAR COMPLAIN KARTA HAI?? We adjust with any conditions. So please don't complain about the quality of roti... Theek hai yahan North ka badhiya Tava roti ghee chadhaya hua nhi milta... Lekin milta toh hai Bhai... Hence I disagree with you on this point.🙂
5) Alcohol consumption, Hartal culture and nature conservation par Jo baat kahi hai Aapne woh ji bilkul Sahi hai🙂
Baaki Aapka video achaa laga..
Keep posting new videos 👍👍👍
Thank u sir
I think you are confused about the word ‘Chettan’. The word is a derivative form of ‘Jyeshta/Jyeshtan’. The Sanskrit word means the ‘elder’, but not necessarily an elder brother.
By the way most people in Kerala do not like to be called ‘Chettan’ by people from outside the state. They resent it. People from outside wrongly think it is a compliment.
Harthal is like our festival (especially students) 😂
Whatever u said right brother. Nothing to worry. We malayalis have only 4 things in mind travel around the world, make money, build a house, drink everyday eve 😁