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What is Dravidam?
Painting an image that all lives are equally equal to win power and then use that power to amass wealth and then spend it on poor womxn who paint their entire body in grey to cosplay as maidservants so that the Dravidian bride gets highlighted as a queen 👇👇
it's high time Indian parents started teaching their sons about consent, how to treat women with respect, how to handle rejection, and why sex education is essential. these are not optional life lessons, they are basic responsibilities that every parent must instil in their child
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DMKians never hesitate to claim credit for every development in Tamil Nadu, conveniently ignoring Kamaraj’s monumental contributions and the successive efforts of ADMK governments under different CMs.
The truth is, had DMK not institutionalised corruption across governance and shown greater concern for protecting the poor from alcohol addiction, Tamil Nadu could have progressed much closer to becoming a developed state!
#DMK #Corruption
@tamilravi
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Sorry….
Sanjay….
SIGMA…..
Seriyana…..
Sothappal…..
Sambhavam….
Senjiuteenga….
#Sigma 😭
Milo Shake🐦🔥 retweeted
vetri aruva vettu thitam ah morning eh bayame ilama vetitu poran oruthan @CMOTamilnadu edha soli aatchiku vandhome ne marantu wow brother
Nala matram bro ,thurai amaichar neengale amaidhiya irundha enna prayojanam nu therla 🤷♂️ already bommai cm irundharu ipo neengaluma....
Replying to @NaziaFarheen84
I mean, it’s kind of hard to ignore when it’s literally the first thing on your bio?
BTW, you didn’t answer his question
I see what you did there 😏
Milo Shake🐦🔥 retweeted
Note that he isn't vouching for Anbil Mahesh's innocence. Only saying that he will face the cases legally. 🙄🙄🙄
அரசியல் காழ்ப்புணர்வோடு முன்னாள் அமைச்சர் திரு. அன்பில் மகேஸ் பொய்யாமொழி அவர்களைக் கைது செய்துள்ள த.வெ.க. அரசுக்குக் கடும் கண்டனம்!
தன் மீதான குற்றச்சாட்டுகள் குறித்த விசாரணைக்கு முழு ஒத்துழைப்பு வழங்கி வந்த திரு. அன்பில் மகேஸ் அவர்களைக் கைது செய்திருப்பதன் மூலம், சந்தி சிரிக்கும் சட்டம் ஒழுங்கின் அவலட்சணத்தையும், அழுகிக் கொண்டிருக்கும் நிர்வாகச் சீர்கேட்டையும் சில நாட்களுக்கு மறைத்து, மக்களின் கவனத்தைத் திசைதிருப்பிவிடலாம் என்று ஆளும் அரசு நினைக்கிறது.
அன்பில் மகேஸ் அவர்கள் தன் மீதான குற்றச்சாட்டுகளைச் சட்டப்படி எதிர்கொள்வார். அதேசமயம், இதுபோன்ற கைது நடவடிக்கைகளால் மக்களின் கோபத்தைத் திசைதிருப்பித் தப்பித்துக்கொள்ளலாம் என்று நினைக்கும் த.வெ.க. அரசின் எண்ணம் நிச்சயம் ஈடேறாது!
Milo Shake🐦🔥 retweeted
Creativity um illa oru karumamum illa verum gaaji. If it's someone whom you barely know it's creepy as fuck. Dating app na kooda can understand, it's full of anonymous horny people who wanna fuck the hell out of each other, texting like this to a girl on Insta feels weird dk why.
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One of the biggest reasons Tamil cinema normalised mediocrity as a culture is Rajinikanth. At his peak, Kamal Haasan fought to push Tamil cinema towards better storytelling, technical excellence and artistic ambition. He invested his own money, suffered losses repeatedly and still took risks because he believed audiences deserved better.
Rajini, on the other hand, not only acted in mediocre films but turned mediocrity into a marketable identity. Even his celebrated “style” owes more to Amitabh Bachchan than people care to admit, much like the borrowed templates behind several of his films.
Kamal brought better technology, technicians and scripts into Tamil cinema, while Rajini largely played it safe, capitalising on a formula that audiences were conditioned to celebrate.
The bigger damage was cultural. “Dehatism” became a virtue, and mediocrity became commercially aspirational. Vijay followed that template, and now Pradeep Ranganathan and a generation of actors and directors seem to believe that exaggerated mannerisms, mass hysteria and wafer thin scripts are enough to build a career.
Kamal tried to elevate the audience’s cinematic experience. Rajini mastered the art of giving the audience what it already celebrated.
And Tamil cinema has been paying the price for that distinction ever since.
Milo Shake🐦🔥 retweeted
"My Fav Actor is Vijay sir and he is my lucky charm ♥️" — Samantha
Julie Reaction 😭😂
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Islam ku against ah pesa theriyama illa pesa koodathunu irukanga neraya per.. Kevalam kiss panathukulam death penalty kudutha Saudi govt ah defend pani unga madha veriya veliya katathinga da.
I have been thinking about this since yesterday - why is everyone rude af to service workers ? It could be the lady at the reception in the hospital or the billing staff in a super market. Why are we talking to them like they aren't even human? It makes me so sad.
Milo Shake🐦🔥 retweeted
Endless lectures on Periyar and Dravidam. Mocking people for wishing others on religious festivals. Then turning around and defending barbarism in the name of religion. What happened to all that பகுத்தறிவு? Conveniently forgotten? The hypocrisy is shameless.
No surprise from this bunch though.
What is the truth?
On October 14, 2026, the two people sentenced to death in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, were *Nazrul Islam Abdul Basir and Siti Akhtar* from Bangladesh, and they weren't even husband and wife.
According to Bangladeshi media, Nazrul had gone to Saudi Arabia in 2022 as a cleaner, and Siti was working there.
In May 2023, about 1 month before Hajj, both were allegedly caught by Saudi security forces inside a mosque in Mecca committing immoral acts.
After that, they spent more than 3 years in jail, the trial took place in Jeddah court, and upon being found guilty, by royal order, they were hanged in Mecca on October 14, 2026. Their bodies were sent to Bangladesh on October 18.
Why was the punishment so severe?
Every mosque in Mecca has its own sanctity; it is connected to our Prophet ﷺ.
Under Saudi Arabia's "Public Decency Law," such acts in a mosque are strictly prohibited, and violating the sanctity in a Mecca mosque makes the case extremely serious under "Ta'zir," which can carry the death penalty.
According to the Saudi Ministry of Interior, the charges against both of committing "fi'al al-fahisha" inside the mosque—that is, a serious sexual act of an obscene nature / adultery—were proven.
Bangladesh's State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaid Islam herself confirmed this on October 17.
So the question isn't where they were from; the question is—will you respect the purity of Allah's house or not?
A mosque is a place of worship,
not shamelessness! Whoever does such a thing on Mecca's sacred land will surely face punishment.
Stop spreading rumors; understand the truth.




































