Inspiring Stories

A Short Story: People came to see the stone animals in Mathai Chettan’s garden, never realising that the heaviest stone there was the heart he had carried for half a lifetime.

Not every love is meant to stay in our lives; some arrive only to awaken the heart, like a melody that lingers long after the musician has gone.”

A short story: Two months into our marriage, one train arriving at Pettah station taught us that family visits have a mysterious way of multiplying.

In the days before mobile phones, one anonymous love letter turned an ordinary afternoon in Thiruvananthapuram into a comedy of confusion.

“A wounded archer left behind, a prophecy ignored, and the first drop of blood spilt on Trojan sand marked the beginning of a war that would shake the world.”

That day I learned Murphy’s Law personally, after quarreling with my wife, breaking down on the road, and ruining a director’s visit, I discovered that when a day decides to go wrong, it does so with remarkable enthusiasm.”

Anchored in the silent mist of a Kerala river, a grieving man encounters the most mysterious visitors of his life.

A small Kerala parish sets out to help the suffering, but one well-intentioned plan after another, an organ, a loan, and finally a gold watch, slowly turns their charity into a wonderfully tangled comedy of good intentions.

The weight of life does not change easily.
But the moment we understand that everyone carries a load, our own sack suddenly feels lighter.