Thankamma Chechi
In a quiet Kerala village, a tailor woman who once leapt into a monsoon night for love lives on in the tender memories of the boy who watched her stitch stories into cloth.
A Better Me
When the Gulf Sky Burns
A mother in Kerala watches the distant Gulf sky with fear and faith, learning how war travels silently across oceans into waiting hearts.
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The Road to Town
When their beloved Father returned from the town with stories of glittering lights and seductive freedom, the quiet fathers of a forgotten monastery in Kuttanad discovered that sometimes temptation does not break down the gate, it simply shows you the road.
When Silence Learned to Sing.
In a silent house in Thrissur, a young woman’s music awakens buried grief, forgotten love, and the courage to let a family finally hear one another again.
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The Price of Rice
The Price of Rice” is a sorrowful meditation on hunger, dignity, and the fragile line between justice and indifference.
The Man Who Stole Hunger
A man accused of stealing food becomes a mirror to society itself, where hunger stands trial and compassion quietly disappears.
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The Last Star Before Morning
In the fading light of a mountain morning, a young man learns that some departures are not endings, but beginnings disguised as goodbye.
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When the Doctor Went for His Wedding
In a small village hospital where the doctor had gone for his wedding, a proud compounder, a swollen cheek, and the cracking of one stubborn tooth taught me that pain is small in size but immense in lesson.
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Fragrance in a House of Medals
In a home glowing with medals and expectations, a seventeen-year-old girl discovers that her quiet gift for poetry is not a shadow of brilliance, but a dawn entirely her own.
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How I Almost Became a Crorepati
A modest man with a steady salary wanders into the glittering world of crorepatis, only to discover that the cost of wealth may be higher than the price of peace.
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