Aala Vudra Pundaloka (AVPL) Meme Templates

What is Aala Vudra Pundaloka (AVPL)?

"Aala vudra pundaloka" is Tamil meme slang for "leave me alone, I'm out". "Aala vudu" or "aala vidu" means "let me go", and the rest is a crude, half-joking word thrown at whoever is dragging you into their mess. Meme pages shorten it to AVPL, the softer version is "aala vidra saami", and it gets spelled a dozen ways (vudra, vidra, pundalokka, pundaleka). It isn't a dialogue from one film. It's a caption that gets put on any face that looks done with the situation and ready to walk away. AVPL here has nothing to do with Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo, the 2020 Allu Arjun Telugu film, which is also shortened to AVPL in movie talk. If someone writes "AVPL" under a meme, they mean the slang, not the film.

What kind of Aala Vudra Pundaloka (AVPL) templates are there?

The templates are the walk-away and fold-your-hands reactions: Rajinikanth's folded hands from a dozen films, Kamal Haasan begging to be spared in Indian 2, Vijay silently walking away, and press-meet vanakkams. They suit group chat drama you want no part of, a friend's plan that's clearly going to end in trouble, office politics, relatives starting an argument at a wedding, and any time you'd rather quietly exit than get involved.

Aala Vudra Pundaloka (AVPL) FAQ

What is the full form of AVPL in Tamil memes?

Aala Vudra Pundaloka (also spelled Aala Vidra Pundalokka) – Tamil slang for "leave me alone, I'm out of this".

Is AVPL Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo?

Not in memes. Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo is a 2020 Telugu film starring Allu Arjun that movie fans also shorten to AVPL, but on Tamil meme pages AVPL is the walk-away slang.

Is "aala vudra pundaloka" a bad word?

It is crude slang, usually used jokingly between friends. "Aala vidra saami" is the polite version.