Mohanlal Fans Hack Pakistan Website; Post Actor's Picture and Dialogue

[he-man]

Yes. I have.

Have you seen
1. The Patriot
2. Braveheart
3. Ransom



Mohanlal is standing slightly behind Mammootty to look thinner

Braveheart had one of the the best music in a film,,,direction was good,,,gibson was nothing out of ordinary.
other 2 suck

 

[wolfschanzze]

Wrong mate.Kannada,malayalam and Tamil all fall under south Dravidian category whereas Telugu falls under south central Dravidian.A person who knows four of those languages would know that Kannada ,malayalam and Tamil are closer to each other than they are to Telugu.Telugu even though a Dravidian language differs considerably in subject verb agreement and inflections from those 3 languages.A Telugu person can easily learn any of those 3 languages perfectly but the same cannot be said the other way round.That is the reason you will not find a single tamilian or malayali who can speak fluent Telugu even after working in many Telugu movies but almost every Telugu actor and singer is good at those languages(Spb,janaki,mano,suseela,saritha,rambha,roja,anjali, etc)

I guess that depends on how each person wants to learn.
but Telugu is heavily Influenced by Sanskrit and therefore it is easy to make connections to many languages.
As far as i know.

 

[takeiteasy]

That is the reason you will not find a single tamilian or malayali who can speak fluent Telugu even after working in many Telugu movies but almost every Telugu actor and singer is good at those

Malayalis if determined, can easily pick up other southern languages including telgu. otoh, It is Malayalam which is the hardest to learn. those who aren't aware of the difference, *assumes*, it(Malayalam) is Tamil and Malayali people= Tamil people.

The common complaint, I believe is Tamils and northern Indians who decline to learn any local languages. while, I am witness of many Bengali, Assamese who pick up alien language like Malayalam while working here.

 

[abjktu]

Many old Telugu words can be found in Tamil

hardly surprising...After all Ancient Tamil is the mother of all Dravida languages...

 

[Iggy]

More than Bollywood?????????

Actually Thelugu film industry produce more films than Bollywood..

 

[wolfschanzze]

Yes. I have.

Have you seen
1. The Patriot
2. Braveheart
3. Ransom

Those movies are classics
Mad max ,what a woman wants,we were soldiers, signs etc. are some of his best movies.

 

[SanjeevaniButi]

Braveheart had one of the the best music in a film,,,direction was good,,,gibson was nothing out of ordinary.
other 2 suck

Are you aware that Mel Gibson was the director of Braveheart ?

 

[Pride]

Apart from Mamooty and Mohanlal, I know Shakeela as other Mallu in film industry.

 

[wolfschanzze]

Apart from Mamooty and Mohanlal, I know Shakeela as other Mallu in film industry.

Really man you forgot, Reshma,Kumtaz,Maria,Devi and others etc.

 

[Pride]

My Mallu friend took good half an hour to teach me how "Zh" as in Kozhikode, Alapuzha etc gets pronounced in Malyalam and I am still not sure if I can pronounce them correctly.

 

[SanjeevaniButi]

Apart from Mamooty and Mohanlal, I know Shakeela as other Mallu in film industry.

LOL. Specially for you.

 

[Pride]

LOL. Specially for you.

Chhhi!! I said I know her from the Mallu industry. I didn't say I like her but thanks though!!

 

[abjktu]

Apart from Mamooty and Mohanlal, I know Shakeela as other Mallu in film industry.

Asin(ghajini) is a Malayali,also John Abraham...
Vidya balan is an iyer(Tamil Brahmin) from Kerala..

 

[INDIC]

I guess that depends on how each person wants to learn.
but Telugu is heavily Influenced by Sanskrit and therefore it is easy to make connections to many languages.
As far as i know.

Telugu and Tulu developed independently before other Dravidian languages originated, although Tamil has the oldest literature among all Dravidian languages.

hardly surprising...After all Ancient Tamil is the mother of all Dravida languages...

I believe its called proto-Dravidian.

 

[dravidianhero]

Malayalis if determined, can easily pick up other southern languages including telgu. otoh, It is Malayalam which is the hardest to learn. those who aren't aware of the difference, *assumes*, it(Malayalam) is Tamil and Malayali people= Tamil people.

The common complaint, I believe is Tamils and northern Indians who decline to learn any local languages. while, I am witness of many Bengali, Assamese who pick up alien language like Malayalam while working here.

Wrong again.malayalam is the easiest of all the south Indian languages to learn.malayalam not only doesn't follow sub verb agreement but also gender verb agreement(both Kannada and Tamil also don't follow in their spoken but do in written form)
I will give an example for you to understand better
Let us take a sentence ' he will come'
It is avan varum in Malayalam where as athanu vasthadu in Telugu.
Now let us change gender of the subject
aval varum(she will come )
ame vasthundi in telugu
Verb changed according to gender of the subject
Now let us change the number of the subject
Avar varum(they will come)
Vaaru vastharu in Telugu(verb changed according to the number of subject)
Now we will change the person of the subject
Nyaan varum(I will come )
Avan/aval/avar varum
No change of verb according to person also
In Telugu it is neni vasthanu,nuvvu vasthavu,athanu vasthadu
As you might have noticed there isn't any change in the verb in malayalam according to person,gender or number like Telugu.Bcoz of this a Telugu person finds it easy to learn malayalam whereas as a malayali finds it hard to learn Telugu