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What does Katti Kalandal mean?

"Katti Kalandal" is a phrase in Tamil that literally translates to "cut/chop story". It's often used to describe:

* A fabricated or exaggerated story: Similar to "tall tale" or "fairy tale" in English. It implies the story is made up or embellished for entertainment.

* A gossip or rumor: Something that is spread around casually and may not be entirely true.

* A story that's irrelevant or insignificant: Meaning the story is unimportant or doesn't hold much weight.

The term carries a slightly negative connotation, suggesting the story lacks truth or is meant to deceive.

Here are some examples of how "Katti Kalandal" is used:

* "Aana avar katti kalandal solraanga" (They are telling a cut/chop story)

* "Enna katti kalandal solreengala?" (What kind of cut/chop story are you telling?)

* "Athu eppadi katti kalandal?" (How is that a cut/chop story?)

In essence, "Katti Kalandal" is a colloquial expression in Tamil used to describe a story that is made up, exaggerated, or insignificant.

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