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Troll Malayali

The Trolls In Kerala also Known as Troll Malayalies [1][2][3][4] are known as a group of trolls in Kerala, India.Most young people today are involved in trolls, Kerala as a state that has a deep-rooted cultural diversity which is a unification of different religions, communities, festivals, literature, cuisines, music, native art forms, etc. Malayalis (Malayalam-speaking people chiefly inhabiting the Indian state of Kerala) are famous for a number of things, most notably their never-ending love for traditional Kerala cuisines, literature, movies, music, and of course for their sarcasm and wits. People in the state of Kerala India, commonly known as 'Malayali' who speak Malayalam, a digital way of using social media to criticize democratically generally used to criticize the government, political parties, political leaders, religious leaders, athletes, organizations & filmmakers from all walks of life.

About[edit]

Malayalam Troll[5] is the practice of presenting satirical contemporary issues on social media. It is a way of capturing the dialogue scenes of the characters in the film, adding humor to it, and applying it to the context. Trolls can make everyone laugh and even think about it by presenting social and political issues in a humorous way. Trolls can be described as a modern form of cartoons that in the past were ridiculed in the press. The people who make trolls are commonly called trolls. The trolls are mainly spread through the new media community Facebook. Many debates were fought on social media platforms when few teachers burned the government order stating a salary cut. So, when the government asked the teachers to serve at ration shops, many saw this as a payback for their actions. However, troll pages were busy imagining situations where parents and students run into their teachers at ration shops.

Troll Making[edit]

Trolls are mainly made by combining comedy scenes from movies and dialogue fragments of the characters[6]. The style of most trolls is to humorously present a character's response to a subject. Most trolls are made with the goal of making you laugh. With the popularity of trolls, there are many applications available today that make it easy to build Ramanan (Harisree Ashokan).in Punjabi House and Salim Kumar's Manavalan' in Pulival Kalyanam have appeared in many trolls.[7]

Pongala[edit]

This is also a method of attacking the Malayalees with a troll, and if anyone criticizes the Malayalees, the group will attack them with trolls or comments. Some of the recent Pongala attacks are significant

  • Malayalis flood Maria Sharapova's Facebook page
this time to say sorry (Maria Sharapova says she does not know Sachin Tendulkar' Malayalees trolled Maria Sharapova against this)

[8] [9][3]

  • PoMoneModi

Malayalees responds to PM Modi’s Somalia comparison in Kerala[2][10] [11]

New words discovered by Malayalees through trolls[edit]

OMKV[edit]

This word OMKV (Odu Maire Kandam Vazhi ) / (Odu Mayire / Makane Kandam Vazhi, a slang used when somebody throws an illogical comment.)[12] is a four-word sentence that is spoken to a person during an unfavorable situation or when a person gets really annoyed. It simply means “Get out” or “Get lost” or even “Get out of my sight! I don’t wan’t to see you again” in some areas of Kerala! [13] [14] [15]

Kummanadi[edit]

BJP Kerala president Kummanam Rajasekharan in Kochi metro rail inauguration function 2017

This word Kummanadi[16] kummanam participated Kochi metro rail inauguration function with Indian prime minister, Kerala chief minister pinaray vijayan and governer without inviting him. That is kummanadi. He gone for a great marriage function in malabar for kummanadi and He was reached in 2017 to his home by kummanadi in indian railways. That's why people always call him as kumman, then Kochi Metro asks netizens to name its mascot, malayalees call it 'Kummanana', after BJP Kerala president Kummanam Rajasekharan whom Keralites trolled during his first ride during its inauguration in 2017 [16]

Kiduve[edit]

It is same as “Kidu” which means superb. ‘Kiduve’ [17] is yet another word that was widely used on Social media in 2017, where you need to appreciate something or say good or excellent

U-turn Kerala[edit]

[18]

Other words[edit]

  • Thallu

Thallu is undoubtedly the star among the latest set of coinages in Malayalam. Any statement which has a hint of boasting comes under thallu,

  • Theppu

The word perhaps originated in the capital, where it was in circulation among college students to suggest someone breaking up with a lover

  • Kammi[19][20]
  • Antham[21]
  • Kongi
  • Sudappi
  • Sanki
  • Crisanki (Sanki)
  • Feminichi
  • Chunk (close male friend)[22]
  • Kiduve (awesome)
  • Keeri' (had a blast)
  • Post akkuka' (make someone wait forever)

Troll group in kerala[edit]

Many Troll pages and groups [5] are on a race to provide the best humour online in Kerala. Social media platforms were flooded with trolls once the government decided to appoint teachers at ration shops as part of the Covid-19 emergency in the state.

Famous troll group in kerala[edit]

  • Troll Republic[23]
  • International Chalu Union
  • Troll Malayalam
  • Troll Malappuram
  • Outspoken
  • Troll Sangh (Sanghi jokes)
  • School College Troll
  • Troll Kerala
  • Cyber Trolls
  • Troll Movies
  • Troll Thrissur
  • Troll Thiruvananthapuram
  • Troll Neyyattinkara
  • BTech Troll
  • Troll Ernakulam
  • Troll Kollam
  • Troll Sangh
  • Troll Kannur
  • Calicut University Trolls

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. "Malayalis troll President-elect Donald Trump for his post on Fidel Castro". 29 November 2016.
  2. 2.0 2.1 "Angry Malayalis troll PM | Kochi News - Times of India". The Times of India.
  3. 3.0 3.1 "Malayalis regret trolling Sharapova for not knowing Sachin Tendulkar". Deccan Herald. 4 February 2021.
  4. "The curious case of the malayali troll | Kochi News - Times of India". The Times of India.
  5. 5.0 5.1 "Malayalam trolls reach next level with the fall of Messi, Germany, and Brazil in FIFA World Cup 2018". The New Indian Express.
  6. "Trolling is hard work mate, say experts ICU and Troll Malayalam". The News Minute. 7 June 2016.
  7. "ബിലാലിക്ക ആ പറഞ്ഞത് തെറ്റ്; തെളിവ് നിരത്തി ട്രോളന്മാർ".
  8. Praveen, M. P. (4 February 2021). "Malayalis flood Maria Sharapova's Facebook page; this time to say sorry" – via www.thehindu.com.
  9. "Maria Sharapova 'trolled' by Malayalis, but now..." Tennis World USA.
  10. "#PoMoneModi: Angry Kerala responds to PM Modi's Somalia comparision". 13 May 2016.
  11. Kurian, Vinson. "#PoMoneModi, Keralites tell PM". @businessline.
  12. "'Kasaba' misogyny row: Parvathy gives it back to Malayalam director Jude Anthany Joseph". The New Indian Express.
  13. "എന്താണ് OMKV? കഥ അതിന്റെ ഉപജ്ഞാതാവ് പറയട്ടെ". Mathrubhumi.
  14. James, Anu (19 December 2017). "What's all the hullabaloo about Parvathy, Jude Anthany Joseph? Netizens want Mammootty to react on Kasaba misogyny". www.ibtimes.co.in.
  15. Mohandas, Vandana (1 January 2018). "The actor with an opinion". Deccan Chronicle.
  16. 16.0 16.1 "What's my name, Kochi Metro Mascot asks public; Malayalees call it 'Kummanana'". The New Indian Express.
  17. "Viral Malayalam Words Of The Year 2017 • HypOwt". hypowt.com.
  18. Reporter, Staff (30 May 2021). "Govt. does a U-turn on controversial circular" – via www.thehindu.com.
  19. "'Angel Shafi' to Sreedharan's office on sale: It's memes galore on Kerala polls". The News Minute. 3 May 2021.
  20. "വികൃമായാലും സുകൃതമായാലും കൊള്ളാം!!! ഷാജിക്ക് ട്രോള്‍ മസ്റ്റ്... 'കമ്മി'കള്‍ക്ക് ആഘോഷരാവ്...!!!". malayalam.oneindia.com. 16 April 2020.
  21. "തിരഞ്ഞെടുപ്പ് ഫലം, ട്രോള്‍മഴയില്‍ ആറാടി സോഷ്യല്‍ മീഡിയ". Mathrubhumi.
  22. "malayalam slang: Thallu, Kidu, Oola... Creativity had no bounds in Slangyalam | Kochi News - Times of India". The Times of India.
  23. "Truth be trolled". The New Indian Express.

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