#OmmalleTalks

In this episode, I take you through the month I spent back home in India. From the simple joy of hugging my mum after so long, to late nights with old friends, wild drinking sessions—this is a raw, unfiltered recap of everything that made the trip unforgettable. Sometimes chaotic, mostly wholesome, always real.

It is a hard life, let's be honest. Does being grateful help at all?Nandri oda irukuradhu easy ah illa time waste ah?

I got news people! And it feels good to share it with you all!P.S if 2024 was a good year, then happy for you! If not, 2025 la naama dhan dawww XD

All I have are questions and no one has the answers. Yes, I googled it lol

Utterly disappointed with the movie. Cannot believe this is his 2nd last movie. Ennatha solla.

PART 3 and FINAL of the series ! In this episode, we get into the hilarious and often bewildering world of Indian parental advice. Our audience shares the most ridiculous, nonsensical, and downright funny things their parents have said. Tune in for a blend of humor, nostalgia, and relatable anecdotes that will leave you laughing out loud. P.S FOLLOW AND RATE ON SPOTIFY PLEASE!

PART 2 ! In this episode, we get into the hilarious and often bewildering world of Indian parental advice. Our audience shares the most ridiculous, nonsensical, and downright funny things their parents have said. Tune in for a blend of humor, nostalgia, and relatable anecdotes that will leave you laughing out loud. P.S FOLLOW AND RATE ON SPOTIFY PLEASE!

In this episode, we get into the hilarious and often bewildering world of Indian parental advice. Our audience shares the most ridiculous, nonsensical, and downright funny things their parents have said. Tune in for a blend of humor, nostalgia, and relatable anecdotes that will leave you laughing out loud. P.S FOLLOW AND RATE ON SPOTIFY PLEASE!

First of all, the audio is shit because of a "technical" issue. It was a huge blunder from my side,, but I figured I should release it regardless to put out consistent episodes ahahaha. Tell you friends and follow and rate on spotify and @yevano_oruthan

"Moonja paathalae eruchal varudhu" is something my parents always used to say. Is it just a cuss or is there something we all need to think through? Tune in pannunga, trip la povom.