Manju Patros is a well-known actor to Malayalees. Manju was talking about a bad experience he had at the Mathrubhumi literature festival. I don't know if I'm completely out of it yet. Even if you go somewhere, you will have such an experience. I had recently gone to Mahi. It was a very interesting experience. The program was said to start at 6:30, but when it started, it was 8:30. The train is on the ninth leg for me. But the train was fifteen minutes late. So we got till half past nine” says Manju.
At the same time, I was put on the stage before the public program started. I spoke and sang a song. Still in her garb, with a huge jimka and pattusari and an even bigger garland, she ran and got dragged into the train. When running in, the hair is sprayed and tied up. So he reached the seat and sat straight with the bag inside and exhaled. Manju says that there was a guy sitting on the side of the berth. That guy looked at me, Hm, isn't it the other guy? I realized that it was Manju. That happens. I said yes. Where is this going anyway? I am seeing him for the first time in my life. First of all I am frustrated. He asked if he had seen me before. He said, why should I see, if I see, I will know. Without any mercy, a fellow is asking as he comes forward.
it's over. Because there is not so much color, when you see it on TV, it is black. You won't understand if you see it! said. As I stood there, I felt like my head was going to explode. The truth! What is this man? If he sees this while sitting somewhere, he should understand. Maybe this man must be very naive to talk to someone like this. I can't get peace without saying something to him. While he was spreading the berth, I went and called him on the shoulder. He asked me to give him a small tip. He replied, “When you meet someone for the first time, ask them if they are okay.” I said that it will be well with you and well with the listeners. But he still didn't understand. It was like asking me why now. For such men. When I went to a wedding, a guy was sitting next to me. He has a lot of fat.
People come and go and beat him up telling him to lose weight or get sick. I said, will you stop? We look in the mirror every day. There are physical complications of weight gain. We know that better than you. For some it won't cut it. What can be done! Why is this a miracle? Getting out of this is a terrible thing. Many girls have asked me what can be done to get the color, sis. My mother has done everything, and when she has colic, she goes to see and comes back and says that her ears are black and colic will turn. Manju also says that when they go to see Kochi, they will not see if Kochi is healthy, but if his ears are black.