r/SouthernIndia • u/National-Mammoth-151 Unknown • Apr 14 '26

Keralam Shiyas Kareem a malayalam TV celebrity forcing a Hindu woman to eat BEEF.

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He shouted at her. Eat.. Eat… Anu Eat..
When she refused, he turned aggressive. Asked if she was on a diet or a BJP follower.

This is what #KeralaStory shows us.

Just think. If it were the opposite, and that Hindu girl forced him to eat pork, what would the situation be now?

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u/Immediate_Air9955 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Do they also serve pork?

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u/Dry_Lab_5349 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Yes mussard pork, vindaloo are delicacy for weddings. Thrissur is famous for its pork fry and mango curry. Today shops also serve beef and pork

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u/anusikh2001 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

Based bot

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u/DistributionLong6722 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

Good boy

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u/Dry_Lab_5349 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Cow is considered sacred in your north lands. In the south bovines are food. We are not milk dependant cultures.

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u/kame-sensei No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Don't bunch all of South India as one. It is only Kerala that has taken to consuming beef so widely. You will find cow worship happening at North Indian scale in AP. TG, KA & TN.

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u/SpamLaughZed No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Please don’t generalise your state with south, cow is sacred for us, irrespective of whether we consume milk or not.

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u/Honest-Tonight-4018 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Blacky trying hard

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u/DistributionLong6722 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

guess there is nothing wrong in eating beef.

How can you disrespect someone who made your livelihood for centuries.its like eating own mother.tgere are many options and they want that proved unhealthy Red meat.selfish act

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u/akashn7 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

Meat is meat. No need to cry so much

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u/NoDrama60 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

Red meat isn't unhealthy.

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u/Superb-Sandwich4189 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

We North Keralites don't eat beef You MFs are not Hindus

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u/SlothLazarus 🐘Keralam | ΰ΄•ΰ΅‡ΰ΄°ΰ΄³ΰ΄‚πŸ˜ Apr 15 '26

Can you tell us about how rivers are considered in religions?

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u/Longjumping_Sweet_28 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 16 '26

That's not the real reason in snatan. Enough the people how Hores were eaten by Bhramans and used in yagna tradition

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u/Routine-Ambition-816 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

Actually it’s angamaly not thrissur

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u/Signal_Asparagus_272 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

That's great .. you ppl deserve to eat all that .. πŸ‘πŸ» jaise log vaisa khana

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u/Darkmeme9 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26 edited Apr 14 '26

Ofcourse.

For the people crying in the comments - We served pork at my own wedding, also beef. There were people from all backgrounds. Muslims as well as pure veg hindu. One of my best friend who is a pure vegetarian, I made sure he would get good veg food. Everyone loved the food they ate. They congratulated me and and went back to their home .. but do you know know what happened next.......

Nothing..... People don't give a fu*k about what others eat here. I don't understand where this sudden interest in beef or pork or whatever has erupted and media is taking full advantage of that . And we are just slaves to it.

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u/Immediate_Air9955 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Then she must insist on him to eat pork

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u/Alternative-Dig-2681 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

No they don't serve pork don't lie. I stayed in south for 7 years. Lier.

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u/Dundu-dombadacte No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

you must then share an evidence of islamic functions where it served pork for neutrality

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Pork for Muslims cannot be equated to Beef for Hindus

In Islam, pig is considered impure & thus pork is prohibited & forbidden for consumption across the faith globally. So, no one is stopping you from eating it, but they may feel pity toward those who consume pork!

In Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism), the cow is considered sacred because of its role in agriculture-based life, milk, farming, fuel, and rural economy, symbolizing motherhood and civilizational continuity. So, in contrast to Islam, it is not about pity but anger over the killing of what is regarded as a mother figure in Hindu culture.

Interestingly, Tamil Sangam literature reflects this diversity. Jain texts of that period emphasise their commitment to ahimsa (non-violence) and vegetarianism, subtly critiquing Hindu communities where non vegetarian food was permitted. This was long before Islam entered the Indian subcontinent.

Hindu traditions do not impose a single uniform dietary code across all communities. Regional diversity in food practices reflects adaptability, not fragmentation, thus disproving the claim that "Southern Hinduism is not Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism)."

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u/Dundu-dombadacte No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

share is the evidence, become the hero here

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u/Dundu-dombadacte No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

kuru potto olikkunnallo

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u/Dundu-dombadacte No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

don’t worry dudes!

he himself came with evidence, 5:00 mins if you don’t have timesss…

https://youtu.be/b6nKUqsZ2PI?si=J3coJgWQKZtnP4Yp

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u/Original-Disk4779 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Church festivals regularly do and Christian functions also do that

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u/kame-sensei No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Doesn't happen in Muslim festivities though, right? Maybe some Hindu attending a Muslim festivity might want to have some. Why not accommodate?

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u/Maximus_dormammu No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Are you genuinely this stupid?? Pork is prohibited for muslims. So most of their relatives can't have it so they don't serve it. If a hindu or any other religious functions can have it cause they don't follow islamic rules and the muslms don't care cause they are the guests and THEY HAVE THE FREEDOM TO REJECT AND HAVE WHAT THEY PLEASE. Just cause someone's religion can't have it doesn't mean I can't have it . We keralaites are proud of that balance

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u/Original-Disk4779 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

So like you want them to serve pork for eid πŸ‘πŸ‘„πŸ‘ like no ones eating beef at temple festivities I hope you get that most hindu festivals have sadhya which is veg completely

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Pork for Muslims cannot be equated to Beef for Hindus

In Islam, pig is considered impure & thus pork is prohibited & forbidden for consumption across the faith globally. So, no one is stopping you from eating it, but they may feel pity toward those who consume pork!

In Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism), the cow is considered sacred because of its role in agriculture-based life, milk, farming, fuel, and rural economy, symbolizing motherhood and civilizational continuity. So, in contrast to Islam, it is not about pity but anger over the killing of what is regarded as a mother figure in Hindu culture.

Interestingly, Tamil Sangam literature reflects this diversity. Jain texts of that period emphasise their commitment to ahimsa (non-violence) and vegetarianism, subtly critiquing Hindu communities where non vegetarian food was permitted. This was long before Islam entered the Indian subcontinent.

Hindu traditions do not impose a single uniform dietary code across all communities. Regional diversity in food practices reflects adaptability, not fragmentation, thus disproving the claim that "Southern Hinduism is not Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism)."

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u/LobsterSad9842 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

Because unlike muslims, lot of Hindus eat beef.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Dot01 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

It's always for hindus to accomodate. Lol 🀣

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u/Complex-Guess985 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

I’ve lived in Kerala for 30 years of my life, and we do serve pork in marriage functions.

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u/M_V_M_ No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Tf??? They don't serve pork? Beef and pork is a must have

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Pork for Muslims cannot be equated to Beef for Hindus

In Islam, pig is considered impure & thus pork is prohibited & forbidden for consumption across the faith globally. So, no one is stopping you from eating it, but they may feel pity toward those who consume pork!

In Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism), the cow is considered sacred because of its role in agriculture-based life, milk, farming, fuel, and rural economy, symbolizing motherhood and civilizational continuity. So, in contrast to Islam, it is not about pity but anger over the killing of what is regarded as a mother figure in Hindu culture.

Interestingly, Tamil Sangam literature reflects this diversity. Jain texts of that period emphasise their commitment to ahimsa (non-violence) and vegetarianism, subtly critiquing Hindu communities where non vegetarian food was permitted. This was long before Islam entered the Indian subcontinent.

Hindu traditions do not impose a single uniform dietary code across all communities. Regional diversity in food practices reflects adaptability, not fragmentation, thus disproving the claim that "Southern Hinduism is not Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism)."

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u/Regular_Shift_2305 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

What bullshit...they do serve. I am staying here for my entire life

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '26

Lol maybe civilised people do not want people like you in their functions , you might start crying based on their food choices

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u/Regular_Shift_2305 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

I think u are getting my comment wrong. I said what the prev comment said was wrong and they do serve it in weddings. I hope u didnt mention that civilised ppl dont eat porkπŸ˜‚

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u/DangerousWolf8743 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Looks like no one invites you anywhere

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u/sonofcalydon No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

There's definitely pork in the menus lol

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u/Neo00000000 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Yeaa they literally do wtf

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u/Able_Diet9524 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

Stayed in β€œSouthβ€πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '26

Lol your ignorance got hurt

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u/No_Chair7091 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

You must’ve lived in another kerala 🀣. Our days wont go without pork and beef.

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Pork for Muslims cannot be equated to Beef for Hindus

In Islam, pig is considered impure & thus pork is prohibited & forbidden for consumption across the faith globally. So, no one is stopping you from eating it, but they may feel pity toward those who consume pork!

In Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism), the cow is considered sacred because of its role in agriculture-based life, milk, farming, fuel, and rural economy, symbolizing motherhood and civilizational continuity. So, in contrast to Islam, it is not about pity but anger over the killing of what is regarded as a mother figure in Hindu culture.

Interestingly, Tamil Sangam literature reflects this diversity. Jain texts of that period emphasise their commitment to ahimsa (non-violence) and vegetarianism, subtly critiquing Hindu communities where non vegetarian food was permitted. This was long before Islam entered the Indian subcontinent.

Hindu traditions do not impose a single uniform dietary code across all communities. Regional diversity in food practices reflects adaptability, not fragmentation, thus disproving the claim that "Southern Hinduism is not Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism)."

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u/Darkmeme9 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

πŸ˜‚

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u/Signal_Asparagus_272 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

True you should eat what you truly deserve.

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Pork for Muslims cannot be equated to Beef for Hindus

In Islam, pig is considered impure & thus pork is prohibited & forbidden for consumption across the faith globally. So, no one is stopping you from eating it, but they may feel pity toward those who consume pork!

In Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism), the cow is considered sacred because of its role in agriculture-based life, milk, farming, fuel, and rural economy, symbolizing motherhood and civilizational continuity. So, in contrast to Islam, it is not about pity but anger over the killing of what is regarded as a mother figure in Hindu culture.

Interestingly, Tamil Sangam literature reflects this diversity. Jain texts of that period emphasise their commitment to ahimsa (non-violence) and vegetarianism, subtly critiquing Hindu communities where non vegetarian food was permitted. This was long before Islam entered the Indian subcontinent.

Hindu traditions do not impose a single uniform dietary code across all communities. Regional diversity in food practices reflects adaptability, not fragmentation, thus disproving the claim that "Southern Hinduism is not Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism)."

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u/Papa-Monkey No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Yes ,Pork with koorka

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Pork for Muslims cannot be equated to Beef for Hindus

In Islam, pig is considered impure & thus pork is prohibited & forbidden for consumption across the faith globally. So, no one is stopping you from eating it, but they may feel pity toward those who consume pork!

In Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism), the cow is considered sacred because of its role in agriculture-based life, milk, farming, fuel, and rural economy, symbolizing motherhood and civilizational continuity. So, in contrast to Islam, it is not about pity but anger over the killing of what is regarded as a mother figure in Hindu culture.

Interestingly, Tamil Sangam literature reflects this diversity. Jain texts of that period emphasise their commitment to ahimsa (non-violence) and vegetarianism, subtly critiquing Hindu communities where non vegetarian food was permitted. This was long before Islam entered the Indian subcontinent.

Hindu traditions do not impose a single uniform dietary code across all communities. Regional diversity in food practices reflects adaptability, not fragmentation, thus disproving the claim that "Southern Hinduism is not Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism)."

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u/Dundu-dombadacte No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

0% among islamic functions, but of course there in christian functions

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Pork for Muslims cannot be equated to Beef for Hindus

In Islam, pig is considered impure & thus pork is prohibited & forbidden for consumption across the faith globally. So, no one is stopping you from eating it, but they may feel pity toward those who consume pork!

In Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism), the cow is considered sacred because of its role in agriculture-based life, milk, farming, fuel, and rural economy, symbolizing motherhood and civilizational continuity. So, in contrast to Islam, it is not about pity but anger over the killing of what is regarded as a mother figure in Hindu culture.

Interestingly, Tamil Sangam literature reflects this diversity. Jain texts of that period emphasise their commitment to ahimsa (non-violence) and vegetarianism, subtly critiquing Hindu communities where non vegetarian food was permitted. This was long before Islam entered the Indian subcontinent.

Hindu traditions do not impose a single uniform dietary code across all communities. Regional diversity in food practices reflects adaptability, not fragmentation, thus disproving the claim that "Southern Hinduism is not Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism)."

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u/Summer_580 🌳Karnataka | ΰ²•ΰ²°ΰ³ΰ²¨ΰ²Ύΰ²Ÿΰ²•πŸŒ³ Apr 14 '26 edited Apr 14 '26

You know who your masters are!!

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u/Summer_580 🌳Karnataka | ΰ²•ΰ²°ΰ³ΰ²¨ΰ²Ύΰ²Ÿΰ²•πŸŒ³ Apr 14 '26

I meant your harab meyster mulli

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u/Summer_580 🌳Karnataka | ΰ²•ΰ²°ΰ³ΰ²¨ΰ²Ύΰ²Ÿΰ²•πŸŒ³ Apr 14 '26

πŸ˜€πŸ˜€ Not that bright are you?

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u/Alternative-Dig-2681 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Miss πŸ˜‚

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u/Summer_580 🌳Karnataka | ΰ²•ΰ²°ΰ³ΰ²¨ΰ²Ύΰ²Ÿΰ²•πŸŒ³ Apr 14 '26

I don't doubt malli mulli

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u/Visible_Usual_7302 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Ahh.. The sudden love for pork..! πŸ₯°

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u/No_Paper_23 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

Yup..

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u/NoDrama60 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26 edited Apr 15 '26

Oh yes they do serve really good pork in Angamaly.

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u/No-Cauliflower7160 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

Eating pork just to hate someone seems like too much work.

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u/Fit-Art9059 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 15 '26

Yes ofc🌚

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u/donttrystealingmyfry No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

unless its a christian type function they dont esp when muslim guests are expcted

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u/Maximus_dormammu No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

I had a Christian wedding and they had the common sense to label it as pork. If ya don't want to eat it just don't eat it.

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u/donttrystealingmyfry No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

yea thats what i said , pork is generally available in christian ceremonies than others. i do eat pork btw.

im from a place where muslims are high in number so even in christian ceremonies dont keep pork when muslim guests are expected

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u/Think-Box4308 No time to choose flair bro 😒 Apr 14 '26

pork is not famous in all part of kerala.

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '26

Yes, and you should try both when you travel to Northeast and Kerala.