How Malayalam Cinema "Redefined Beauty Standards"?
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- čas přidán 6. 12. 2021
- Associating beauty standards with fair skin has been the furtive norm in India for decades and the people with such fair skin were the ones who used to qualify to become actors. But certain female legends from the Malayalam Film Industry have redefined beauty standards in the recent times and this video is about them.
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MOVIE REFERENCES USED IN THIS VIDEO
Malayalam Movies :
Lucifer (2018), 22 Female Kottayam (2012) , How old are you? (2014), Munnariyippu (2014), Mili (2015), The Great Indian Kitchen (2021), His Highness Abdullah (1990), Sandesham (1991), Chukkan (1994), Karumadikuttan (2001), Sudani from Nigeria (2018), Oru Yamandan Premakadha (2019), Ayyappanum Koshiyum (2020), Home (2021), Maheshinte Prathikaram (2016), Premam (2015), Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum (2017), Nayattu (2021), Malik (2021), Chola (2019), Oru kuprassidyha Payyan (2018), Joseph (2018), Banglore Days (2014), Bharatham (1991), Nadodikattu (1987), Kanmadan (1998), Valkannadi (2002), Varavelpu (1989), Kireedam (1989), Thoovanithumpikal (1987), Chemmeen (1965), Dasharatham (1989), Chakoram (1994), Kaathil oru kinnaram (1996), Kilichundan Mampazham (2003), Sanmanassullavarkku Samadhanam (1986), Perumazhakkalam (2004), Meesa Madhavan (2002), Nammal (2002), Notebook (2006), Manassinakkare (2003), Nandanam (2002), AAdhi (2018)
Bollywood Movies :
Radhe (2021), Bhag Milkha Bhag (2013), Dabangg (2010), Tees Maar Khan (2010), kahaani (2012), English Vinglish (2012), Queen (2013), Mardaani (2014), Mary Kom (2015), Pink (2016), Tamasha (2015), Roy (2015), Student of the year (2012), Mai hoon na (2004)
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Movies like premam and banglore days is what helped many non malayalis like me discover malayalam cinema
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Mollywood has more movies to offer man.❤#justlife
ഇന്ത്യൻ സിനിമ എന്നാൽ ബോളിവുഡ് എന്നാണ് പുറത്ത് ഉള്ളവർ മനസിലാക്കി വച്ചിരിക്കുന്നത്. അതൊന്നു മാറി കിട്ടിയിരുന്നെങ്കിൽ നമ്മളൊക്കെ ലോക സിനിമകൾ തപ്പിപിടിച്ച് കാണുന്നപോലെ നമ്മടെ മലയാളം സിനിമകളും ലോകം കണ്ടേനെ
എനിക്കും അങ്ങനെ തോന്നിയിട്ടുണ്ട്
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Correct bro
in the legendary actor part, you forgot to mention about the worlds shortest actor to play a full length film Ajay Kumar AKA Guiness Pakru 😉☺
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ohh nice
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thanks for the info
Malayalam cinema is on a whole another level compared to other industries in India 😀 breaking stereotypes , exploring a larger canvas😃. Renaissance is right.
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Urvashi.....One of the most underrated actor ever
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True, she deserves the title lady superstar
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Kerala has the highest literacy rate and this is what literacy can do to the society 🧡🙌
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no matter how many beauty standards we set, beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder
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Yes but the mind of beholder gets manipulated by the beauty standards 🤧
No. Thats a wrong statement. There is beautiful, not so beautiful, and ugly. This applies to people, art, things, etc. What matters is acceptance. Acceptance by ones self and others. An average looking person is always average looking. Beauty shouldn’t be a criteria when treating a person. Afterall human is human and everyone has to be treated equally. Nobody should worry because they are not as beautiful as the celebrities. This is not because beauty is in beholder’s eyes, but everyone is important and special, and under the skin, we all are made from bones and flesh.
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Yes,I like Malayalam beauty standards natural 👍💗💗💗
I am Tamil and i absolutely love malayalis for the exact same reason...you guys are gems😊
11:00 ❤️❤️ our underrated female legends
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Premam .. വീഞ്ഞ് പോലെയാണ് മലയാള സിനിമയിലെ ഗാനങ്ങൾ... പഴകുംതോറും വീര്യം കൂടും...!!👌😍
അന്നും ഇന്നും മലയാളികൾ കാലികപ്രെസക്തി ഉള്ള സിനിമകൾകെ പ്രാധാന്യം കൊടുത്തിട്ടുള്ളൂ...... 😊
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Sai Pallavi even rejected to act for a high remuneration advertisement offer by a fairness company as she says she does not support fairness creams.. the myth shown in ads are only fair girls are confident and get opportunities...
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Average age of an actress in bollywood is 35 years . while manju warrier was away from films right from age 20 to 36 and made her back at 37 and she is currently the mollywoods lady superstar . talent over beauty 💯
Great example 😊
Uravasi has been in the industry for a long time anf has never taken a break. But bollywood actresses like Deepika and Anushka Sharma are still working, acting and producing movies. Even Kareena Kapoor is still there. South film still is very dominant. Most production companies are by men and they've been here for decades while women are always replaced every 5 years or aren't given priority or spot light they had in their 20s
This title of “lady superstar” has an underlying tone of misogyny. Please don’t use it. It suggests that a “superstar” is male by default. It is as bad as saying “male nurse”, “female engineer”, “female pilot”. Adding gender to a title or profession sucks because it suggests that the default already has a gender specified. “Superstar & lady superstar”.
From the first movie I saw., I really enjoyed her performance alot and when she decided to leave film industry it created a gap that no other actress could fill in.. And I think that's why when she came back, she got such a warm welcome.. She is born to be an actress.. It's absolute pleasure seeing her performance ❤❤❤
That's blasphemy. We have Urvashi. She is the best actress in south India. Tbh the second coming of Manju is a disaster. Not even one good film to her name.
10:02 she already became the next big revolution with movies like chola , malik, nayattu
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The strong female lead roles gets supported by the best male actors of the malayalam cinema
movies like ennum eppozhum starring mohanlal and manju warrier and munnarippu starring mammootty and aparna gopinath
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some of my favourite Genre - women movies
1)Uyare -Parvathy (Powerful story of a woman who faces an unfortunate event in her life while she is about to become a pilot and how she fights back)
2)Thira - Shobhana (Again a perfect movie for women. Shows the right form of women empowerment ie a lady doctor’s fight against human trafficking)
3)Helen - Anna Ben (Survival thriller, filled with hours of tension and uncertainty)
3)Kappela - Anna Ben (Girl gets acquainted with a guy through a wrong number and the events that follow)
Awesome suggestions 😃
Uyare is fantastic.
All of them are my fav.. But "thira" and "kappela" have some kind of grip over my heart ❤
Sara's is a very progressive film too starring Anna Ben again
I loved Thira
annies kitchen should watch the great indian kitchen 😂😅
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She can make 10 appam from her one day face routine 😅
Her husband is pioneer in making savarna hintutva movies😅
Language is not a barrier when characters are portrayed in such a way and emotions are enough fir understanding . that's why mollywood is currently getting all the recognition it deserved
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Sai pallavi, Nimisha and Aparna are all great actresses. Also Anna ben. They are confident and moreover very comfortable in their own skin. Big shout-out to these queen 🤗❤️
Kumbalangi nights 😉❤️
In my opinion, Nimisha is the best new gen actress we have got right now- Like she's the whole package! Be it be anything, her top-notch acting, choices of films, her versatility and her confidence without makeup (OFC she's a natural beauty!) She's a legit acting legend and my favourite actress! ❤️
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I'm from Kerala. It's not the beauty standards here. These actresses are all always facing body shaming in Kerala. As a keralite our beauty standards were followed in old Malayalam movies
@@anumol3324men will be men. A normal person leaves the theatre without overthinking or analysing how the actress looked. If the movie was good, it's good. But things get nasty when it's posted in social media. Ammayis and dumb men will have a lot to say.
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She can't act for shit. There's no need to support her jus cuz she's darker toned than the average.
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പണി അറിയാവുന്ന വരെ മാത്രമേ ഞങ്ങൾ ഇവിടെ നിലനിർത്തു👍👍👍👍👍
Koppanu. പണ്ടത്തെ malayalam movie actress tte അഭിനയത്തിൻറെ പരിസരത്ത് പോലും വരില്ല ഇവർ ഒന്നും. Especially urvashi , shobhana, bhanupriya, mohini, Monisha.... ഇവരുടെ ഒക്കെ look ഉo super ആണ് acting ഉo super ആണ്
@@anumol3324 nostalgia pidichondu avde iruno.
@@JeesJoy nostalgia മാത്രം അല്ല . പണ്ട് മലയാളം movies ലെ pole quality ഒള്ള ഒരു movie പോലും ഇല്ല. Grammer mistake പോലും സോഭവികം
@@JeesJoypinne entho venam …..Ippolum oru Malayalam cinemayum kolillla😂😂
@@anumol3324 quality kondu enthanu udeshichathu... There are so many great movies that have been released in the last 10 years.
Actually, old Malayalam movies (during the 70s and 80s) had more dark-skinned actresses than today.
Because that time Malayalam movies were black and white. So, audiance can't identify their original skin colour
@@sarathchikku102870-80 enganeyado black and white
Sheela , jayabharathi are pure white. അവർ ഒക്കെ ആയിരുന്നു അന്നത്തെ stars
@@anumol3324 sheela was light skinned but Jayabharathi was dark skinned.
@@sarathchikku1028 Saritha, Shaari, Karthika, pinne bollywood il Smitha Patil,Anu Aggarwal from Aashiqui movie
Malayalai audience is moving more towards simplistic and realistic films . that's why epics like marakkar was slightly bot accepted
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Marakkar is a poorly made film... Malayali audience wont accept such films.
I'm from Kerala. It's not the beauty standards here. These actresses are all always facing body shaming in Kerala. As a keralite our beauty standards were followed in old Malayalam movies
And that's why the industry is failing, in a colossal way right now! 😂 Simplistic crap = Making movies that look like cctv footage & drag out what should have been a 10 min short film for 2:30 hours! Yeah, some great achievement there! So called movies are bombing one by one, with greater explosion than the previous one. 🫡🤭
Similar trend is also seen in our Marathi film industry too and always sends a message regarding social conditions.
Movies like deool, natrang, sairat, court, Killa,
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@@RJJINTO Nimisha Sajayan is active in Marathi film industry too. They are very well made.
realisitc സിനിമകൾ വന്നു തുടങ്ങിയപ്പോൾ make upന് കൊടുക്കുന്ന അതിപ്രാധാന്യം ഒരുപാട് കുറഞ്ഞതായി തോന്നിയിട്ടുണ്ട്.. സത്യത്തിൽ ഇന്ത്യൻ സിനിമയുടെ അഭിമാനം തന്നെയാണ് നമ്മുടെ mollywood.. കഥകളും അഭിനയവും drctnm scriptm ഒകെ വേറെ ലെവൽ ആണ്..ഒരു സാധാരണ charctr ചെയ്യുന്ന നമ്മളൊക്കെ ആയിട്ട് relt ചെയ്യാനാവും like തൊണ്ടിമുതൽ കപ്പേള കുമ്പളങ്ങി.. പണ്ടുള്ള സിനിമയിലും make up ന്റെ അതിപ്രസരം കുറവ് തന്നെയായിരുന്നു.. ക്വാളിറ്റി contents വളരെ തന്മയത്വത്തോടെ തന്നെയാണ് ഇവിടെ അവതരിപ്പിച്ചിട്ടുള്ളത്..
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i started watching malayalam movie in dec 2022 and this is the first thing i pointed out. the actors here dont look sculpted to the definition of perfection. instead they are REAL. you can always feel connected to them.
I love the southern culture, it feels like it was the real Indian essence which was destroyed by various invasions in north but it is still there in south, their temples, culture, simplicity is really amazing.
Love from south India
South india is the place where all Europeans and Arabs landed and co existed harmoniously. It’s the North Indian culture of worshipping white skin which would have probably led to the shunning of one’s own culture
@@TheIndemirOther South Indian films worship white skin regularly thats why most pf thr movies have light skinned North Indian actresses
@@brascoperryjoe6425 😂.Even Southies hema, Jayaprada etc have ruled Hindi cinema.
So feelings (vigaaram ❤) is same. Be it for northie or tim Southie ! .
Howzzat umpire?
@@RamjiRao_Listening to be fair(no pun intended) though, these actresses had to themselves put on a lot of makeup to fit in. My own grandmother use to give me the Hema Malini example to apply talcum powder to look good(fairer). And we are Goans.
“North Indians need another 30 years to understand this 😂🤣🤣 They’re still in the age of gods 🤣👌👌👌.”
Nayanthara's first film (manasinakkare ) was her only film without makeup I guess 😅🤭
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Nayanthara's first movie is not Manassinakkare
It's Vismayathumbath with lalettan
But I think Nayanthara is so much more beautiful and sexier now than she was in Manassinakkare or Vismayathumbath.
Very good work!
I guess if Malayalam was the majority speaking language if India ,Indian film industry would have known in the name of malayam movies around the world!!!
Bcz technicalities are upto machines, but talent is something else that comes out of the creativity and beauty of the brain and heart!
I love malayalam movies. ❤ The way they portray life is just incredible. ❤ My first watched malayalam movie was 'Charlie (2015)' in 2016. Once you started watching malayalam movies, there is no turning back. ❤
watch munariyuppu a mamooty movie
Ganga in manichithrathazhu, unnimaya in aaram thampuran, Tessa k Abraham in 22FK, Jessi in kappela...are some amoung the many malayalam movies which we could recollect the names of the heroines...
Whereas in Bollywood...I bet no one would be able to tell the role name of the female lead character from a single Hindi movie...But will be able to correlate item songs played by them though..
Well said
Gangubhaj, Vidhya Bagchi is Kahanj, Silk in Dirty picture, Piku in Piku, Padmaavat, Shashi in English Vinglish, Geet in Jab we met….should I list more?
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I think you missed nazriya nazim. Om shanti oahana was one of the pioneers of women centric movies followed by banglore days , koode
Nazriya🤮
She’s a very pretty woman
Malar's character made me feel confident about my acne. It was like a trend at that time, even people with clearskin wanted to have acne
@kochikame363 what??
Hats off to the Malayalam Film Industry for having such progressive mentality
the movie premam not only marked sai pallavi's entry into the malayalam film industry but also into the hearts of malayalis 🥰😍
ഇതൊക്കെ ആ ആനി ചേച്ചിയൊന്നു കാണണം 😃...
Aani chechikku entha kozhapppam?
Kula stree 😂, keralathe sangi valkarikkan nokkana teams aan😅
People like kaviyoor ponnamma / Kpac lalita have played more the role of a mother than anyone else 🧡🧡
Makeup and cosmetics are great if they are used as a tool to increase your confidence. But never use it to cover who you really are.
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Definitely... Even Darshana and Anna Ben are actresses who could be added to this list. We must also give due credit to the Malayali audience who have always supported actresses with talent without looking at their beauty... Its really interesting that the importance given to acting in Malayalam movies is so much that I have yet to see a film in which Nayanthara looks as deglamourised as her look in "Manasinakkare" or "Raapakal". And let us not hate Annie for her comments on Nimisha... She also was a victim of the ideas that we all were brainwashed with and more so because she herself was an actress and part of the showbiz industry herself, its only natural that she thought she had the experience to tell Nimisha about these things.. But later towards the end she does acknowledge that Nimisha's approach is different from her own and encourages her to break stereotypes... That shows that she also learned something new from Nimisha. So let's be more considerate... peace out...
Bro realized this thing 2 years before
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കൊള്ളാം bro ❤️
Hi RJ Jinto, I don't know who you are, but I salute you. I am pretty sure you are way younger than me. But your wisdom transcends age barrier. What a video and what a research you did. Kudos to you man. What you created is something every one in India and especially in US should watch and dissect and have conversation about.
ഒരുപാട് നാളുകൾക്കു ശേഷം ആരാധന തോന്നിയ നടി - "Nimisha" 😍, പുച്ഛം തോന്നിയ നടി - "Annie" ..... 🥴
Annie yodu pucham thonnan reason entha 🤔
@@MNK1998ninte chevi kothilano 🥸
@@t4thor722 eeh 👀
1:56 RIP NEDUMUDI VENU 🙏
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annies kitchen incident is what happens because of generation gap
Colourism/racism in India predates to colonism with its roots in aryan and mughal era
I'm from Kerala. It's not the beauty standards here. These actresses are all always facing body shaming in Kerala. As a keralite our beauty standards were followed in old Malayalam movies
Go back even further to the Theory of Evolution :))
And the fact is that SRK's choice of brand endorsement is very poor . Promotes Educational apps like Byjus on one end and does vimal ads on the other
Strongly Agreed
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malayalam cinema is far ahead of times. there is queer movies going back to 1970s, there was premarital sex being seen okay in 1980s. parental trauma, female leads too at 1980s. the direction was phenomenal and realistic since forever. im so glad ive grown up with them
Real is Rare ..But Malayalam Film Industry has been crushing the limits
Malaylam movies always show real skin clr.. Thats impresses me. I have brown skin.. I alwats feel bad about it..Bangladeshi ppl love fair skin.. After watching Malayalam movies and so many people i am following them (mallu)on insta.. I love being me..♥️🇧🇩 mallu movies are great
Feeling proud having many talented female actors in our Malayalam film industry.. ❤️
I am thamil but Malayalam movies are so natural love it ❤🥰🥰💗💖
Nimisha Proved herself 😎Hmm, Annie doesnt miss even one opportunity to expose her lack of common sense...sad!
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Maheshinte preathikaram spoliers alert 😁👍
body positivity is all that we need ☺😇👍
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റിപീറ്റ് അടിച്ചു കാണുന്ന മൂവീസ്
1. കുമ്പളങ്ങി
2. മഹേഷിന്റെ
3. ബാംഗ്ലൂർ ഡേയ്സ്
4. പ്രേമം
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Massive respect for the actress mentioned ❤️🙏
Thanks for always making us feel special about the things we have 😊
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I have Arab friends who ask suggestions & search for malayalam movies, once they were crazy on bollywood movies but not anymore.
Your appreciation for the mallu actresses was beautiful
This is the beauty of Malayalam cinema which is why, I, who don't understand the language still watch only Malayalam movies
we Tamil always love malayalam movies and also we so thankful for introducing aparna Balamurali, Sai Pallavi, Nimisha. Thank you so much for producing such a beautiful and talented actress❤❤❤
Proud of these women for being themselves and to all the ones who gave them the opportunity to express themselves
You should specially mention the courageous directors who welcomed/casted the actresses without makeup...
10:52 That's something hit very hard🤌🤍
Malayalam cinema is a reason why I feel beautiful without hating on my insecurities. I realised as long as there is a purpose and character for a female role, she doesn't have to be glamorous to make an impact. Made me realise the same about life.
@kochikame363we love ബോളിവുഡ് because of production quality, scripting, etc... There is nothing for skin color
Acting skills and good plots are getting priotrized in malayalam cinema unlike bollywood 💪🏻❤️
I think u missed Samyutha Menon
I think in our Malayalam male actors are fair and women are dark :))😀
Samyutha not now bro😂 and male or female fair or dark doesn't matter the matter is acting
She’s not dark by any standards . She’s Wheatish in complexion
4:26 that background music still give me a happy vibe❤️
Thats what I love about Mollywood they have normal looking people on screen or a variety of type of people instead of these impossible beauties all the time its so nice to know that you don't have to be "beautiful" to be worthy or seen or to have your story told.
With OTT platforms taking Malayalam films to the next level, no kid from the upcoming generation will simply fear for embracing who they really are 💯🔥
Great work !!!inspiring for new generations 😊😊😊...I just love Sai pallavi so much for her natural and beautiful acting 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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products like fair and lovely have been exploiting fear for selling their products
Nice compilation. Kudos to all the new actresses. They are the future of Malayalam Cinema. Thank u all for your fantastic performances.None to be chosen separately. All are great, beautiful actresses. Keep it up. God bless you all.
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Actors should be purely judged on their acting and talent... True beauty begins the moment people decide to be themselves!!
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That’s not true. Sadly
We want more films with Nimisha
I really appreciated this society waking up and being mature
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I am so glad this video exists. I have always thought this but feeling so happy someone noticed it. I hope bollywood would learn from this that only fair skin is not the only way to get views!!!!
Hope this video goes viral!!!
Mollywood portraits the real life characters on screen...the movies are relfection of kerala society...thats the reason actors(male and female) never fake(glamour) themselves with makeup...🙂🔥 thank you bro for sharing ur opinion...
beauty is temporary , talent is immortal
Mollywood had Karthika in the 80s, Parvathy Jayaram in late 80s & early 90s and Meera Jasmine in 2000s and now Niimisha Sajan now. All were natural tan women.
Karthika & Meera were dusky & pretty. Parvathy was fair-skinned/ wheatish, not dusky.
Sadly we dont have a single darkskinned actress!
@@JaiD0427 I think in her younger days, Parvathy was dark Skinned. She got lighter through the years
How could you say that Meera Jasmine was dark skinned.Meera is a fair/wheatish skinned lady lol
all of our national award winning actors Mammookka, Lalettan , salim kumar , Kalabhavan Mani , Suraj did not come with the best looks or beast body .
conclusion :- talent beats beauty
Definitely
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True but mammooka looks handsome but yeah it was his acting that got the award tho
Conclusion : beauty is in so many features but only open minded people can see it.
For me Sai pallavi is such a goddess that even her pimple is more beautiful than most of Bollywood actresses .(love from Odisha )
@kochikame363 I don't care about your opinion, so f**k off.
Very beautiful and wonderful, good luck and lasting success 👍
You forget that Manju warrier did that back in early 90s and before her, there was Jalaja, and go on and so forth...
I wish each and every cinema director and producer (be it in tamil cinema or any cinema) would learn this thing from malayalam cinema, I'm so happy for my neighbouring brothers and sisters being so mature in life perspectives and doing a very good job in preaching it to the world!
True!
These are just few films trying to promote natural look, but still people prefer fair skin because it’s considered exotic in India where most of them are dark in colour.
I challenge one actor from bollywood to act like Kalabhavan mani in Karumadikuttan and Dileep movie Chandhupottu
Don't jump to the conclusion that there is no talent elsewhere. Loving your language and region is good, but you should be open minded.
@elizabethvarghese5511 When remakewood make nonsense comments I can choose rival words too
Sreenivasan,Kalabhavan Mani,Joju George,Vinayakan 🔥
beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder ❤✨
great job Jinto
Damm !! This man has got crazy word play skills 💫♥️♥️♥️
Epic video bro.. much love to u for covering this topic and bringing it to the lime light.
Highly appreciate you for this beautiful video! ♥️
As a keralite who watches quite a lot of bollywood and other movie industries i must say what u have told is 100% truth and you can observe a drastic change.
Also we ,atleast some of us know how to perceive the character and not just the looks thanks to our industry .Its quite shocking to see how some r saying all of them are ugly in the comment section even after watching this video.The standards have become so high that people forgot reality and cant even digest the fact that all people are not whitewashed zero size models or actors🙂
Woowww man. What an awesome video. Appreciate it alot❤❤
Great work jinto..superb video..❤
Proud of our Malayalam film industry ❤️
Thankyou for sharing the difference between Mollywood and Bollywood❤
It will help everyone to change their thoughts about Mollywood❤🎉
Hey nice video and good message. This Annies kitchen episode was seen in so many other videos.. That was an utter flop show and the actual celebrity stood to her belief..that was much commendable..that said malayalam film industry rocks .. Its very natural in most of the movies and no hypes