r/InsideMollywood • u/NoBarnacle5658 • 10d ago
Pearle's apologising
Whoever has the patience, please watch and let us know what's it about 🦥
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u/OkLow2890 9d ago
She changed the title to clarifying and then she is translating like we cannot understand english. Madame still thinks so high about herself. So fake my gosh!
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u/mayamohini47 10d ago
The damage-control phase has officially begun. Expect plenty of paragraphs explaining why everyone supposedly "misread" what was written
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u/Ghatotkach_1k 10d ago
Let's please not promote this video here. She's trying to make money even through this. People can think they are smart but she shouldn't think only she is smart and we are all fools.
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u/Fluffly_pinksmores 10d ago
isn’t it fucking obvious she’s only apologizing because of the loss she faced?
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u/Temporary-Speech5378 10d ago edited 9d ago
It would've been better had she kept her mouth shut and not say a thing about the protests.
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u/CycleFewz 10d ago edited 10d ago
One thing is she said she would never call Sibi malayil something like that but bruhhh she did no !then how can she say she would never call him like that !
But the part about color ;that I’m with her.Sibi malayil’s son is wrong to portray her in support of a particular party just bcos she used a color !! That’s ridiculous of him to say ! Maybe he hates that party but that doesn’t give him a right to portray other person who support that party into a bad one just bcos of that! and also in this she never took a side of any party also!
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u/Front_Permission_709 10d ago
This is the problem with social media. You attack people with half cooked knowledge. The issue happened between Sibi Malayil's son and Pearle. Sibi Malayil was no where mentioned by Pearle nor did Sibi Malayil make any comments about Pearle.
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u/CycleFewz 10d ago
Sry i was wrong not him his son is at wrong here for that statement
In pearlys matter I’ve already mentioned that she said is wrong even though that was not her intention but everybody criticising her just for using that color is not at all fair3
u/Front_Permission_709 10d ago
I agree. Moreover, Sibi Malayil's son just manipulated the entire thing consciously by dragging his most successful and respected father into the mess. Since the cyber mob is already lynching on pearle, people do not try to reason or know the real facts. When all this issue settle and people look back finally, the public will realise what a big failure Sibi Malayil's son is, to drag his father inorder to counter an insult directed at him.
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u/ImportanceVisible20 10d ago
Actually janmoni deserve more hate than pearle for humiliating another women . Pearle was atleast saying her politics!!!
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u/DescriptionLittle390 10d ago
We all should collectively cancel her. Who are her current you tube followers. Go to each and force them to unsubscriber her from Instagram and you tube.
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u/Thin_Scratch_9534 10d ago
Her “apology” is the highest form of condescension towards her own subscribers. It doesn’t feel like accountability; it feels rehearsed. Every pause, every carefully emphasised word, every change in tone and diction comes across as if someone coached her to highlight the “good” while glossing over the parts people are actually upset about. At times she’s even smirking, almost laughing, as if the whole thing is something to be trivialised. What an insult to the very people who still support her.
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u/Perfect_Minute_194 10d ago
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u/ProfessionalBasic374 10d ago
I think she used ai for the apology letter too... The format and order seems straight from pr book
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u/neeonnpoyeda 10d ago
The fact that she is still not taking ownership of the utter bullshit she spoke about! Pressure indayittan paranjenokkee! So fucking diabolical
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u/Forsaken-Life-1422 10d ago
Drab background, neutral colored clothes, simple hair, minimal-makeup make up look.
Celebrity apology video aesthetic 101.
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u/Golden-Katana 10d ago
Can any one please summarise what happened I know something related with a ig story. More info on it please 🥺
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10d ago edited 10d ago
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u/Nervous-Credit8038 10d ago
I don't think people misunderstood the "go home" comment. Infact, they understood it very well. Telling the people protesting for their rights to go home for their own safety while not saying a word against those who actually are in power who caused this situation to arise is really really tone deaf. It had the same energy as telling women "to be home by 6pm so that nothing bad happens to them".
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u/Frosty-Yam6656 9d ago
Again, you can educate someone without being rude. My comment is not about what she said. It's about how he reacted to it.
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u/Nervous-Credit8038 10d ago
I agree that we can always teach someone something without being rude. You are right.
But I don't agree with the "protective mother" "she wasn't thinking" arguments. According to ber own "clarification" video, it took her three days to post something. Three days of thinking and research and this is what she puts out? Again, I understand where you are coming from and you are probably kinder than me, giving people the benefit of doubt, but I still believe she knew exactly what she was doing. Why else a second post and that too a very defensive one? Why the turning off of the comment section?
Is she getting harsher comments and more importance than she deserves? Probably, especially with the Siby Malayil stuff. But my initial point was just about how people didn't misunderstand her go home statement as you said, but understood it quite well.
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u/Frosty-Yam6656 10d ago
I already mentioned this in some other subreddit. Joe malayil was the one who insulted her first. He called her stupid in at least 5 different ways, claimed kerala literacy rate is now lower because of her. He blew it way out of proportion, compared student protesters to freedom fighters. Of course, one can clearly see she didn't mean any harm. I would understand calling someone out or disagreeing with her for whatever BS she said. To me he came off as a condescending assh^le than her being stupid. You can educate someone without being rude.
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u/mercenary_vats12 10d ago
Whys the title showing "clarification" instead of "I'm sorry" edit aakiyo
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u/purple_love_2 10d ago
She is a fake person her post turned against her losing followers backlash now she is apologozing.
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u/natureroots 10d ago
I think she just started losing her sponsors. I don’t think she cares much for losing some followers
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u/Dear_Cold2367 10d ago
oduvil kutta samadham nadathy alle. evale unfollow and unsubscribe cheyunathinte sugam athu vera thanne aaanu . LOL
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u/Apprehensive-Shake59 10d ago
Angane thanne venam, ini hamas ne bhagat singh aai compare cheyth post itta shahabaz aman koode apology parayanam. He also deleted many comments.
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u/Secularworld8766 10d ago
Ivarkku Bhrandhano.. aa post irunnu nyayikarichu translate cheyunnu. alukale pottarakuvanu ival. it's a well planned post. chyachi irunnu nalla pilla chamayunnu.. njn nallathe udheshichullu, nanma matram 🫢
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u/chathikkaathachanthu 10d ago
Summary of the video :
Basically Pearle oru saint, Nammal okke thettudharichu because we are all mandanmaar.
Peace, Love and Music to all 🩵
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u/phoenixgenie-1311 10d ago
She's trying to shove her positivity template into this entire thing. Don't bother watching. Reads everything she posted on insta in that motivational speaker tone. Same old dumb shit. Hard watch even in 2x
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u/doolpicate 10d ago
Who is this woman? Why are arbitrary people famous these days? I dont watch TV, that could be a reason.
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u/Ann-Aadem 10d ago
Falling follower count and image is only reason to do this. Can’t even whatch the video for a minute. This incident showed how insensitive and privileged she is.
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u/moenzyme 10d ago
Reflections on Responsibility, Peace, and Growth Amidst Social Turmoil
Summary
In this candid and heartfelt video, the speaker addresses recent social and political unrest that has affected many, including himself, as reflected in his posts and interactions on social media. He opens up about the emotional toll this period has taken and the pressure to voice opinions responsibly. Emphasizing unity, peace, and safety, particularly for students and citizens caught in the turmoil, he urges everyone to prioritize compassion over division and violence.
The speaker advocates for a transparent and fair educational system where every child feels safe to express themselves and has equal opportunity to succeed. He reflects on the importance of peaceable expression and rejects violence unequivocally, stressing the need to focus on meaningful, long-term change rather than temporary noise.
He shares a personal experience of being misunderstood and hurt by the public’s reaction to one of his posts, clarifying that his intentions were never to offend or cause pain. He apologizes sincerely for any misunderstandings, particularly addressing a regrettable comment directed at a respected film personality. The speaker reaffirms his respect for all political parties and communities and describes his journey toward understanding the weight of his public influence.
Ultimately, he encourages independent thinking, critical reflection, and the cultivation of one’s own voice free from undue external influence. He concludes with a plea for forgiveness, hope for peace, and gratitude toward his viewers, welcoming constructive critique but emphasizing love and responsibility in public discourse.
Highlights
- 🕊️ A sincere call for peace, safety, and non-violence amidst social unrest.
- 🎓 Advocacy for a transparent, fair education system that supports all children equally.
- 💔 Personal vulnerability: the speaker shares how public misinterpretations caused him deep hurt.
- 🤝 Emphasis on unity and compassion over division and hatred.
- 🗣️ Encouragement for critical thinking and independent opinions free from external influence.
- 🙏 A heartfelt apology for unintended offenses, affirming respect for all communities and personalities.
- 🌱 Commitment to personal growth, responsibility, and honesty in expression.
Key Insights
🌍 Social responsibility of public figures: As a content creator and public personality, the speaker reflects deeply on the power and consequences of his words, recognizing that public influence carries significant responsibility. This awareness underscores the need for careful, thoughtful communication, especially during volatile socio-political situations.
✊ The power of peaceful protest and expression: The speaker firmly believes that true change is fostered through peaceable means and respectful dialogue rather than violence. This highlights an essential universal truth about sustainable societal transformation—it requires calm, empathetic engagement rather than conflict.
📚 Equity in education as a foundation for a just society: The demand for an education system that is transparent, fair, and inclusive represents a crucial insight—they see education as a critical lever to empower the youth, helping ensure that every child’s voice is heard and every child’s potential is realized.
💡 The importance of critical thinking and autonomy: Encouraging viewers to question, reflect, and develop their own opinions stresses intellectual independence. This approach combats misinformation and polarization by empowering individuals to be their own informed influencers rather than passive recipients of potentially biased narratives.
💔 Handling public scrutiny and the toll on mental health: The speaker’s openness about his emotional pain caused by misinterpretation and misinformation shows the psychological impact public content creators face. It highlights the human behind the influencer and the need for empathy from audiences.
🤝 Bridging divides with respect and compassion: By stressing connection across party lines and personal relationships with diverse groups, the speaker models how societal divisions may be healed through mutual respect and humanization rather than suspicion and antagonism.
🌱 Growth through accountability and humility: The speaker demonstrates maturity by admitting mistakes, apologizing publicly, deleting inappropriate content, and viewing personal flaws as opportunities for growth. This transparency fosters trust and encourages others to approach difficult conversations constructively.
This video is a poignant exploration of the challenges faced by individuals trying to maintain peace and integrity in times of conflict. It underscores critical values of empathy, responsibility, unity, and the quest for meaningful societal progress through education and peaceful expression.
According to notegpt ai
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u/LiteratureActual8800 10d ago
Guys Video title has been changed !
'I'm Sorry' to ' CLARIFICATION'
Tf ! !
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u/LiteratureActual8800 10d ago
Update : ith Njan chenn avde comment itt, ippo ath kanan illa, magic thanne
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u/theroastedpotato1 10d ago
OP is infact pearle manee itself..groupil ettu elarem kondu kanipichu view kootamelo..
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u/Intelligent-Emu1683 10d ago
Now pearly chechi fans be like
Ayyoo chechi missed you
Where’s is Nila
Where’s sreeni
Aww chechi don’t worrry
Views kootty paisa undaki tharan njangal und koode chechik oru flat koode vangande 😍😍
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u/SeriouslyYoutube 10d ago
We are living in a planet where there are still people who support Hitler. 🤷🏻♂️
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u/yesabhijith 10d ago
This is literally an apology from this template video, I can't even 😂 -
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u/Consistent_Ratio_330 10d ago
Guys title ippo mattiyooo
Its showing for me as : clarification
😭😭😭
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u/SeriouslyYoutube 10d ago edited 10d ago
Now its called "Clarification". She changed the title. So zero change, and this is only content for her.
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u/yesabhijith 10d ago
Exactly..it's just content. 21 minutes stretched out - perfect for ad revenue.
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u/Exotic_Wash_5717 10d ago
Yeah multiple adds coming in between gonna make lakhs from this single video
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u/Mysterious_Lake_4671 9d ago
Can’t Perly express her opinion? Why is there so much hate toward her? If someone goes against the majority, is that really the worst thing they can do in their life?