Mallang

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"Mallang" can refer to several different things:

• A soft, chewy candy: Mallang Cow Chewing Candy is a Korean candy made by Lotte. "Mallang" means "soft" in Korean. The candy is known for its soft, cloud-like texture and milky flavors, such as strawberry milk. Each piece is individually wrapped with illustrations of the Mallang Cow.
• A Sufi term: In some Islamic cultures, particularly in Pakistan and India, a "malang" is a devotee or Sufi who may appear outwardly insane but is considered wise and knowledgeable. They are often described as indifferent to worldly matters and focused on their religious devotion.
• A Korean mimetic word: *Mallangmallang* (말랑말랑) is a Korean mimetic word that is used to describe the soft, chewy texture of certain foods, like marshmallows, candy, or Korean rice cakes.
• A movie: *Malang* is a 2020 Indian Hindi-language action thriller film. The story follows Advait, who meets a free-spirited girl named Sara in Goa. Their lives are intertwined with police officers Agashe and Michael.
• A city: Malang is a city in the Indonesian province of East Java with a history dating back to the Singhasari Kingdom.
• Malang Masks: there are 76 kinds of Malang mask puppets. The masks feature different characteristics depending on the particular character.