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Vadakkans is a slur word to address "North Indian" laborers who work in South India. The term developed after the mass migration of North Indians to South India for job seekings.
Vadakkans are populating the South India
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Coimbatore people is called Tamil vadakkans. The reason for the name of this cbe people is due to the winning of BJP MLA candidates.
Coimbatore lam ippa tamil vadakkans irukura idam.
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Coimbatore people is called Tamilnadu Vadakkans. From 2021 Election due to the victory of BJP MLA Candidates.
Inga parra tamilnadu vadakkans😂.
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Literally means "A person from the north" in tamil but in contemporary times, is used as a derogatory term to refer to North Indians, mostly by tamilians, mallus and other south indians. Historically, the word referred to the telugu people (who live in the area north to that of the tamilians) but at present refers to a north indian, especially one from the hindi-speaking belt. The word came into use after globalisation in India(1990), as migrants from the Indian states of UP and Bihar started migrating in large numbers to Tamilnadu. Became even more popular in the late 2015s, as south indians looked down upon the lesser literacy, poor hygiene and religious extremism of the hindi-speaking states and started expressing them in the internet and social media.
A milder and less-offensive alternative to 'Bimaru'.
Nithya: "Eww look he's spitting paan on the walls, nasty!"
Arun: "These vadakkans man, I'm telling you..."
Literally means "A person from the north" in tamil but in contemporary times, is used as a derogatory term to refer to North Indians, mostly by tamilians, mallus and other south indians. Historically, the word referred to the telugu people (who live in the area north to that of the tamilians) but at present refers to a north indian, especially one from the hindi-speaking belt.
The word came into use after globalisation in India(1990), as migrants from the Indian states of UP and Bihar started migrating in large numbers to Tamilnadu in search of jobs. Became even more popular in the late 2015s, as south indians looked down upon the lesser literacy, poor hygiene and religious extremism of the hindi-speaking states and started expressing them in the internet and social media.
A milder and less-offensive alternative to 'Bimaru'.
Nithya: "Eww look, he's spitting paan on the walls, nasty!"
Arun: "These vadakkans man, I'm telling you..."