Yes, the subject of today's blog post was taken a leaf or branch out of recent sensational single song hit "Why this kolaveri de?" and while I was humming the number, it did make me wonder why this song became rage apart from the catchy tune.
As you might know, Kolaveri is the tamil colloquial which can be approximately translated to as "murderous, heinous" etc.,
As you might know, Kolaveri is the tamil colloquial which can be approximately translated to as "murderous, heinous" etc.,
Accidental perusal of the TV channels triggered the answer for me. Here is the youtube video of one recent program from Tamil channel named "Thamizhagathin samayal champion".
With the little more than 1 minute watch, I see 99.5% of the words coming out of the anchor and the chefs' were English and the native language of the Thamizhagam finds its place here and there.
With the little more than 1 minute watch, I see 99.5% of the words coming out of the anchor and the chefs' were English and the native language of the Thamizhagam finds its place here and there.
On hearing the complete "Why this kolaveri de" song, people would note the similar statistics of 99.5% english usage on casual tamizh conversation among the youth. This may be the exact reason why this song became such a blast!!
visionary poet Bharathiyaar envisioned this in his times: "தமிழ் இனி மெல்ல சாகும்!!". But still "why this kolaveri"?!~
Probably the song has a point not only for the love angle but ALSO at the language angle!!
visionary poet Bharathiyaar envisioned this in his times: "தமிழ் இனி மெல்ல சாகும்!!". But still "why this kolaveri"?!~
Probably the song has a point not only for the love angle but ALSO at the language angle!!
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