chance ey illa : is a combination of two words from two separate languages combined together to form one single phrase to convey a message of Impossibility.

Used in its normal form it conveys a negative message about anything its being used with. It symbolizes a state of a very high impossibility of anything being good or happening.

A person who wears shorts.

To get frustrated or to be jealous.

Tender coconut water. Available nearly everywhere in south India, esp. the hottest places in AP, TN and Kerala. Cost varies between 10 bucks and 20 bucks. Available in two variants, one with the flesh and one with more water.
Most popular drink for summer.

"Oosht" is an exclamation, mostly used in the negative sense, to describe something that's gone bad, failed, or not happened in the right way. It could also be used to exclaim when one is "done for". It's the more Kannada version of the Indian "gone case".

Question: What do you call a Kannadiga rabbit?
Answer: Bunny!

Kivi mel flower, literally means flower on ear. The expression means something done to pull wool over your ears or hoodwink you.

Nakkani/Nalakkani(Kannada) = Naalana(Tamil) = Chaarana(Hindi) = 4 Annas = 25 paise

12 annas = 1 Rupee.

Used to describe how broke and utterly ruined one's financial condition is.

The phrase came into existence during late nineties, when Indians started hearing the word IT and how everyone around started getting a Website.

Made popular by some broke yet Hep PCMCs students...

Horrible / Horribleness

A carryover from the "olden days". When people were more superstitiously spooked than now, and blamed some actions, or events as having condemned them to being cursed with misfortune

Compromise is Rowdy language