Kaimal Mashinte Mon Ellam Padichu - Revision history

Subins2000 at 15:37, 17 April 2024

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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
	In conversation, people reference this dialogue to express their inability to do something, either due to incapability or integrity. Here's a template to use this dialogue, if you're looking for a fun way to say you can't do a task. "[insert name] mashinte mon/mol ellam padichu, [insert thing you're unable to do] ozhichu".		In conversation, people reference this dialogue to express their inability to do something, either due to incapability or integrity. Here's a template to use this dialogue, if you're looking for a fun way to say you can't do a task. "[insert name] mashinte mon/mol ellam padichu, [insert thing you're unable to do] ozhichu".

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Msm at 21:42, 16 February 2024

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	Movie Scene: https://youtu.be/bFVoNxuZFzI?si=S5NICZ_xSaqmLp_h&t=438		Movie Scene: https://youtu.be/bFVoNxuZFzI?si=S5NICZ_xSaqmLp_h&t=438

	=== Reference ===		== Reference ==
	[[File:Premalu-beena-teacher.png\|thumb]]		[[File:Premalu-beena-teacher.png\|thumb]]
	The 2024 movie Premalu also references this dialogue from Punjabi House. In the movie, the character Sachin, played by Naslen, says "Beena teacherude mon ellam padichu, pennungale valakkan ozhichu", translating to - Beena teacher's son has learnt everything, except to woo girls.		The 2024 movie Premalu also references this dialogue from Punjabi House. In the movie, the character Sachin, played by Naslen, says "Beena teacherude mon ellam padichu, pennungale valakkan ozhichu", translating to - Beena teacher's son has learnt everything, except to woo girls.
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	Trailer Scene: https://youtu.be/rR_2ti4l3nM?si=MHrKYx6kPgULc9dY&t=144		Trailer Scene: https://youtu.be/rR_2ti4l3nM?si=MHrKYx6kPgULc9dY&t=144

	=== Usage ===		== Usage ==
	In conversation, people reference this dialogue to express their inability to do something, either due to incapability or integrity. Here's a template to use this dialogue, if you're looking for a fun way to say you can't do a task. "[insert name] mashinte mon/mol ellam padichu, [insert thing you're unable to do] ozhichu".		In conversation, people reference this dialogue to express their inability to do something, either due to incapability or integrity. Here's a template to use this dialogue, if you're looking for a fun way to say you can't do a task. "[insert name] mashinte mon/mol ellam padichu, [insert thing you're unable to do] ozhichu".

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2024-02-16T21:35:38Z

Added page Kaimal Mashinte Mon Ellam Padichu

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[[File:Kaimal-mash.png|alt=Actor Dileep in the scene saying the dialogue "Kaimal Mashinte Mon Ellam Padichu, Kakkan Mathram Padichilla" |thumb|The original dialogue from Punjabi House]]
The dialogue "Kaimal Mashinte Mon Ellam Padichu, Kakkan Mathram Padichilla", has its root in the 1998 Malayalam movie [[wikipedia:Punjabi_House|Punjabi House]]. In the movie, Unni, the character played by actor Dileep, says this dialogue after being falsely accused of stealing money from the Punjabi family that he works for.

Some pre-context for the dialogue, Kaimal (played by Thilakan) is a teacher and the father of the character Unni. The dialogue translates to - Kaimal Sir's son has learnt everything, except to steal.

Movie Scene: https://youtu.be/bFVoNxuZFzI?si=S5NICZ_xSaqmLp_h&t=438

=== Reference ===
[[File:Premalu-beena-teacher.png|thumb]]
The 2024 movie Premalu also references this dialogue from Punjabi House. In the movie, the character Sachin, played by Naslen, says "Beena teacherude mon ellam padichu, pennungale valakkan ozhichu", translating to - Beena teacher's son has learnt everything, except to woo girls.

Trailer Scene: https://youtu.be/rR_2ti4l3nM?si=MHrKYx6kPgULc9dY&t=144

=== Usage ===
In conversation, people reference this dialogue to express their inability to do something, either due to incapability or integrity. Here's a template to use this dialogue, if you're looking for a fun way to say you can't do a task. "[insert name] mashinte mon/mol ellam padichu, [insert thing you're unable to do] ozhichu".