#malaylam

haven't had the opportunity to learn a lot the past week as I was on holiday, but i'm getting back into the rhythm now

malayalam:

learnt some new verbs yesterday and today. i will revise by focusing in one some of these and turning them into tables. so far i've learnt the base form, past and basic future tense but i know there are other tenses out there

verbs learnt:

ചെയ്യുക (cheyyuka) - to do

പോക്കുക (pokkuka) - to go

കിട്ടുക (kittuka) - to get

ഉണ്ടാക്കുക (undakkuka) - to make

അരിയുക (ariyuka) - to know

ചിന്തിക്കുക (chinthikkuka) - to think

എടുക്കുക (edukkuka) - to take

കാണുക (kaanuka) - to see

വരിക (varika) - to come

ഉപയോഗിക്കുക (upayogikkuka) - to understand

i thought വരിക caught me off guard because i've heard it a lot, but the tenses are irregular. but ഉപയോഗിക്കുക is a word i've never heard in my life

korean:

Kali

Language: Malayalam

Cast: Dulquer Salmaan, Sai Pallavi

Release Year: 2016

Anger: Something I have always had to deal with is my own anger and how I behave in certain situations. Dulquer’s nuances - reluctant smile at the nagging customer, gritting teeth while screaming quietly in the men’s loo, getting irritable with the printer sound, all resonated with me and he’s done a brilliant job of portraying Sidhu. 

Sai is the strong woman, the steady, stable, grounded anchor he needs in his life who guides him along the way. She walks toe to toe with Dulquer and has performed beautifully. As a young husband and wife, they both have amazing chemistry and understanding and are a treat to watch, both being sweet and extremely likeable.

First half is breezy, slowly building on the anger issues and setting up the premise for a thrilling, edge of the seat second half which just goes to show where anger can lead you. In the end, it doesn’t preach you to control anger in all circumstances, but yes to express anger in correct proportions.