10 Awkward Situations Where You Can Say 'Adipoli' and Move On

"Adipoli" is a magical word in Malayalam, usually meaning "awesome" or "fantastic." But for us Malayalis, it's like a Swiss Army knife of expressions, fitting into all sorts of situations!

However, for our non-Malayali friends, handling its versatility can be like walking on a tightrope. So, before you start throwing "adipoli" left and right, make sure to consult with your Malayali buddies to avoid any eyebrow-raising moments.

Here's a rundown of 10 hilarious situations where "adipoli" could come in handy – but remember, proceed with caution!

Heartbreak

When you broke up with your girlfriend and shared a heartbreaking instagram story of Nivin pauly Crying from Premam and your Chunk friend replies " Da send"

Say 'Adipoli' and Move On

Betrayal

When you send the funniest meme in the world to a friend and they reacts to it with a thumps up.

Say 'Adipoli' and Move On

Near Death Experience

When you tell your near death experience during a trekking with your friend and they change the topic to say how amazing was Lalettan in 'Pulimurugan'

Say 'Adipoli' and Move On

Anti-Aunty squad

When you tell your neighbour aunty that you got a Phd in physics and she asks "Eppozha kalyanam?"

Say 'Adipoli' and Move On

Human Anatomy

When you sold your Left kidney to buy the latest Iphone and came to know one week later that the same model is 50% discount in a Great Indian Sale.

Say 'Adipoli' and Move On

Best purchase

When you buy your pet the coolest toy you found on instagram and the pet starts playing with the box that came with it.

Say 'Adipoli' and Move On

Vintage

When you just graduated from college and the neighbouring kids starts calling you Uncle/Aunty.

Say 'Adipoli' and Move On

Night Rider

When you move to Banglore for the night life and you get night shift at your job.

Say 'Adipoli' and Move On

OTP please

When you are too introverted to ask the bus driver to stop the bus so you travel till the last stop and take an Uber back home.

Say 'Adipoli' and Move On

Vitamin C(areer)

When you are waiting outside for the interview of your dream job and notices Instead of 'Curriculam vitae' you wrote 'Curriculum Vitamin'

Say 'Adipoli' and Move On