The conversation revolves around a new channel called F-Zone, which is dedicated to topics revolving around women such as work, education, family, love, and relationships. The channel aims to present these topics from a woman's perspective in a comical way. The channel is set to launch on International Women's Day, March 8th.
The conversation also includes a discussion about the official merchandise of Nakkalites, which includes T-shirts with dialogues from the show. The merchandise can be purchased on Jacobin.
There's a humorous exchange about a character named Joe who seems to be the butt of many jokes. The conversation also includes a discussion about a character named Mohammed Waseer who likes to draw and is learning English from a senior.
Finally, the conversation takes a serious turn as the characters discuss a situation where they pranked a character named Lakshman, leading to a misunderstanding. They express regret for their actions and discuss the potential consequences.
1. A new channel called F-Zone is being launched, focusing on topics revolving around women such as work, education, family, problems, love, romance, and relationships. The channel aims to present these topics from a woman's perspective in a comical way.
2. The channel is intended for everyone, not just women.
3. The channel is set to launch on 8th March, International Women's Day.
4. The official merchandise of Nakkalites is available on Jacobin, including T-shirts with favorite Nakkalites dialogues.
5. The conversation between the characters often involves them asking each other's names, hobbies, and other personal details.
6. The characters often engage in humorous and dramatic interactions, such as a character getting angry when another character says their name, and a character asking for a drawing of a mathematical graph.
7. The characters also engage in conversations about their personal lives, such as one character asking another if they are single and if they will be liked by girls.
8. The characters often engage in playful and teasing interactions, such as one character asking another if they are scared of hearing a male voice suddenly.
9. The characters also engage in conversations about their relationships, such as one character expressing their love for another and another character expressing their possessiveness.
10. The characters often engage in conversations about their personal hygiene, such as one character asking another to wash their teeth and another character asking another to draw themselves on a whiteboard.
11. The characters also engage in conversations about their academic studies, such as one character asking another to explain the meaning of certain engineering terms in Tamil.
12. The characters often engage in conversations about their personal feelings, such as one character expressing their sadness and another character expressing their anger and frustration.
13. The characters also engage in conversations about their personal relationships, such as one character expressing their love for another and another character expressing their possessiveness.
14. The characters often engage in conversations about their personal hygiene, such as one character asking another to wash their teeth and another character asking another to draw themselves on a whiteboard.
15. The characters also engage in conversations about their personal feelings, such as one character expressing their sadness and another character expressing their anger and frustration.
16. The characters often engage in conversations about their personal relationships, such as one character expressing their love for another and another character expressing their possessiveness.
17. The characters also engage in conversations about their personal hygiene, such as one character asking another to wash their teeth and another character asking another to draw themselves on a whiteboard.
18. The characters often engage in conversations about their personal feelings, such as one character expressing their sadness and another character expressing their anger and frustration.
19. The characters also engage in conversations about their personal relationships, such as one character expressing their love for another and another character expressing their possessiveness.
20. The characters often engage in conversations about their personal hygiene, such as one character asking another to wash their teeth and another character asking another to draw themselves on a whiteboard.
21. The characters also engage in conversations about their personal feelings, such as one character expressing their sadness and another character expressing their anger and frustration.
22. The characters often engage in conversations about their personal relationships, such as one character expressing their love for another and another character expressing their possessiveness.
23. The characters also engage in conversations about their personal hygiene, such as one character asking another to wash their teeth and another character asking another to draw themselves on a whiteboard.
24. The characters often engage in conversations about their personal feelings, such as one character expressing their sadness and another character expressing their anger and frustration.
25. The characters also engage in conversations about their personal relationships, such as one character expressing their love for another and another character expressing their possessiveness.
26. The characters often engage in conversations about their personal hygiene, such as one character asking another to wash their teeth and another character asking another to draw themselves on a whiteboard.
27. The characters also engage in conversations about their personal feelings, such as one character expressing their sadness and another character expressing their anger and frustration.
28. The characters often engage in conversations about their personal relationships, such as one character expressing their love for another and another character express