The word of the week is “amateurish.” It came from the film Korean Kanakaraju, where an old clip from NTR’s film Mee Stroke Chaalaa Amateurish Gaa Undi is imitated by Satya.
The clip became viral online because of the controversy, alleging that Sr NTR is trolled surrounding it, and the dialogue soon caught the attention of audiences everywhere.
Ever since the film’s release, this line has become quite popular in everyday conversations.
People have started using “amateurish” in different situations, saying things like, “Meeru cheppindi chaalaa amateurish gaa undi,” “Mee dress sense chaalaa amateurish gaa undi,” or even, “Ee coffee chaalaa amateurish gaa kalipaadu.”
Interestingly, what started as a film dialogue has now entered offices and casual conversations.
People are using it jokingly with friends, colleagues and even family members. Social media reels have played a major role in making the expression even more familiar and widely used.
This is the power of cinema and popular culture. Anything that entertains people can quickly become part of everyday life.
A catchy dialogue, funny expression or memorable scene can travel far beyond the theatre and become a part of our daily language.
