Renowned Malayalam writer and filmmaker M.T. Vasudevan Nair, who had been battling heart failure, passed away on December 25 at a private hospital in Kozhikode, Kerala. He was 91. M.T., known for his evocative storytelling and cinematic contributions, authored iconic works like Naalukettu, Asuravithu, and Oru Vadakkan Veeragatha, winning numerous awards including the Jnanpith Award in 1995 and the Padma Bhushan in 2005. His death marks an irreplaceable loss for Malayalam literature and cinema. Tributes have poured in from across the world, with Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Governor Arif Mohammed Khan praising his towering legacy.

M T Vasudevan Nair Literary Icon and Jnanpith Award Winner Passes Away at 91

In a recent development, it has been announced that Dr. K.J. Yesudas will not be able to perform on December 14th at Ayyappa Temple, Shell Colony, Chembur, During the Mandala Pooja Celebrations due to personal reasons. While he requested to reschedule for January 2025, logistical constraints have made it impossible to accommodate the request.

However, fans need not worry, as Shri Vijay Yesudas will be performing on the scheduled date. He will be joined by a talented lineup of singers, including Reemi Tomy, Nithya Mammen, and Kaushik, along with Bennet and the Band providing musical support. Organizers are confident that the revised performance will be a memorable and enjoyable experience for all attendees.

The event promises to be a grand success, and organizers thank devotees for their continued support.

Swamiye Sharanam Ayyappa.

Change in Lineup  Shri Vijay Yesudas to Perform on December 14th

The iconic Malayalam films Neelakkuyil (1954) and Bhargavi Nilayam (1964) hold a special place in Kerala's cinematic history, both scripted by literary giants P.C. Kuttikrishnan (Uroob) and Vaikom Mohammed Basheer. Produced by T.K. Pareekutty under Chandratara Productions, Neelakkuyil was a breakthrough with a budget of Rs. 1.36 lakh, while Bhargavi Nilayam was directed by Vincent and featured haunting songs by Baburaj.

Neelakkuyil, based on Uroob's Kannada adaptation, had a remarkable 100-day run in theaters. It won the Second Best Film award from the Indian government and featured legendary songs like "Kayalarikathu." The film marked the beginning of a successful partnership between Uroob and the crew, including music director Raghavan and actor Sathyan.

Bhargavi Nilayam, adapted from Basheer's works, was a milestone for director Vincent and actor Madhu. The film's captivating dialogues and melodious Hindustani music resonated with audiences, further solidifying Basheer’s place in cinema. Both films were marked by innovative filmmaking and memorable performances, remaining cherished in Kerala’s cinematic legacy.

Neelakkuyil and Bhargavi Nilayam Milestones in Malayalam Cinema

Mumbai Malayalai Sahitya Charcha Vedi will hold its monthly Sahitya Charcha on Sunday, December 1st, 2024, from 4:30 PM onwards at Kerala Bhavanam, Matunga. Renowned writer Smt. Vijaya Menon will present her stories during the event. For more details, contact 9820425553.

Mumbai Malayalai Sahitya Charcha Vedi to Host Monthly Literary Discussion on December 1st

New Bombay Keraleeya Samajam recently hosted its monthly literary meet, Kaviyarang. The event featured poetry readings by esteemed poets and artists, including poet and painter T.K. Muraleedharan, Rajendran Kuttoor, Manoj Mundayat, Santosh Pallassana, Suresh Nair, Ajit, P.K. Muraleekrishnan, Sumesh P.S., and Satidevi Varier.

C.P. Krishna Kumar served as the moderator for the evening. Prakash Kattakkata delivered the welcome address, and Anil Perumana proposed the vote of thanks.

Kaviyarang Literary Meet at New Bombay Keraleeya Samajam Highlights Poems by Renowned Poets

The Malayala Bhasha Pracharana Sangham organized sector-wise contests as part of the 13th Malayalotsavam at the Model College Auditorium in Dombivli, Kambalpada. Sector President Rajani Satyanath presided over the event, while T.N. Hariharan, President of Keraleeya Kendra Sanghatana, inaugurated the contests. In his address, Hariharan commended the organization for its efforts in promoting the Malayalam language and Kerala's culture. Secretary Prashant Raj welcomed the participants.

The contests, which took place across five venues, saw enthusiastic participation from around 500 individuals, ranging in age from four to eighty-four.

The Kalyan sector emerged victorious, securing first place with 229 points, while Dombivli West claimed second place with 142 points. The jury members included Kalamandalam Srilakshmi, Ambili Prasannan, Shyama Sugir, Drushya Rakesh, Santosh Venugopal, Sitalakshmi, Saviour Joseph, Santosh Thomson, Jyotilakshmi Nambiar, and Shabu Bhargavan.

Drawing competitions were held on November 17 at five venues, and winners from all sectors will come together for the grand finale on December 22 at the Model College Auditorium. The Malayalotsavam for all ten sectors across Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, and Raigad districts is set to conclude by December 8.





Sector Contests of Malayalotsavam Held in Dombivli Kalyan Sector Clinches First Place

*Nanma Charitable Foundation Launches Education Assistance Program for Disabled Students*

Kalyan, Maharashtra: Nanma Charitable Foundation has launched the Nanma Education Assistance (NEA) initiative to support physically challenged students from underprivileged backgrounds. The foundation, with over a decade of experience in social welfare, aims to provide financial aid, resources, and opportunities to visually impaired and disabled students to help them pursue their education. 

Nanma has previously supported over 20,000 individuals through various initiatives, including healthcare, food aid, and relief efforts. The foundation calls for donations and volunteer support to make this new project a success. For more details, contact +91 9769232244 or email sunilraj70@gmail.com.

Nanma Charitable Foundation Launches Education Assistance Program for Disabled Students

Veteran Malayalam actor Meghanathan, aged 60, passed away due to complications from a lung-related illness. He was receiving treatment at a private hospital in Kozhikode and breathed his last on Wednesday. His funeral will take place at his residence in Shoranur on Thursday, according to family members.

Hailing from Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, Meghanathan was the third child of legendary actor Balan K Nair and Sarada Nair. He is survived by his wife Susmitha and daughter Parvathi.

Meghanathan's career began in 1983 with his debut in Asthram. Over the years, he appeared in more than 50 films, with notable performances in Panchagni, Chamayam, Rajadhani, Bhoomigeetham, Chenkol, and Vaasthavam. Apart from films, he was also a prominent figure on Malayalam television, starring in serials like Meghasandesham, Kathayariyathe, and Streetwam. His final film appearance was in Samadhana Pusthakam earlier this year.





Veteran Malayalam Actor Meghanathan Passes Away at 60

Playwright, poet, and writer Omchery N N Pillai passed away in Delhi on Friday. He was 100. A prominent figure in Delhi’s Malayali literary and cultural circles for decades, his plays focused on the struggles of the marginalized.

His play Pralayam won the Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award in 1972, and his memoir Aakasmikam, detailing his life and experiences in Delhi, earned the Sahitya Akademi Award in 2020. In 2022, he was honored with the Kerala Prabha Award, a new civilian recognition by the Kerala government.

Born in Vaikom in 1924, Pillai completed his higher education at University College, Thiruvananthapuram, and Government Law College, Ernakulam. He joined All India Radio in Delhi in 1951 and later worked with the Publications Division and the Publicity Division of the Union government. During his career, he also pursued research in communication at various universities in the United States.

His wife, classical musician and musicologist Leela Omchery, who contributed extensively to Indian classical and folk music, passed away last year.





Playwright Omchery N N Pillai Passes Away at 100

On November 10th, the Kerala Kala Samiti hosted a grand cultural program to celebrate Kerala Piravi. The event was filled with vibrant performances that showcased the state's rich heritage. Distinguished guests, including actor Jayaraj Warrier and popular singer Vaigalakshmi, were present and mesmerized the audience with their talent. Various cultural presentations were also featured, bringing the community together to honor Kerala's traditions and legacy. The event was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.





Kerala Kala Samiti Celebrated Kerala Piravi with Grand Event

The film Mura has been released in theatres, including those in Mumbai, since November 8. Directed by Mustafa, known for his successful film Kappela, Mura is a gripping crime thriller. Niranjan, the son of Mumbai advocate Smt. Prema Menon, serves as the chief associate director. The film features prominent actors such as Suraj Venjaramood, Mala Parvathy, and several promising young talents in key roles.

The screenplay and dialogues for Mura have been written by Suresh Babu, the scriptwriter of the popular comedy serial Uppum Mulakum. The movie, produced by Ria Shibu and her team, explores the complex themes of friendship, love, and revenge.

In Mumbai, the film is being screened at the following theatres: Cinepolis at Seawoods Grand Central Mall (Nerul), Cinepolis at K-Star Mall (Chembur), and PVR Market City (Kurla). Tickets are available for booking through Book My Show.





Film Mura Hits Theatres A Crime Thriller on Friendship Love and Revenge

Film lovers in Kerala cherish two iconic films, Neelakkuyil (1954) and Bhargavi Nilayam (1964), both scripted by Malayalam literary giants P. C. Kuttikrishnan (Uroob) and Vaikom Mohammed Basheer, respectively. Neelakkuyil, based on a Kannada story, was produced by T. K. Pareekutty of Chandratara Productions, while Bhargavi Nilayam adapted elements from Basheer's short stories, including Neelavelicham and Mathilukal.

Pareekutty, initially an exporter of cashew nuts, was convinced by filmmaker Ramu Kariat to produce Neelakkuyil with a modest budget of ₹10,000. The film featured renowned actors Sathyan and Miss Kumari, with most other roles filled by talent from All India Radio and the stage. Despite initial skepticism, Neelakkuyil became a hit, running for 100 days at Chithra Theatre in Thiruvananthapuram and 75 days at Coronation Theatre in Kozhikode. It also won the Union government's award for Second Best Film in 1954.

Following its success, Pareekutty sought to adapt a story by Basheer, which led to the production of Bhargavi Nilayam. Directed by Vincent, it was completed in just 45 days, featuring a strong cast that included Madhu and Vijaya Nirmala. This film marked a turning point in Malayalam cinema, showcasing Basheer's poignant dialogues and memorable songs by M. S. Baburaj.

Both films continue to hold a special place in the hearts of audiences, celebrating the rich tapestry of Malayalam literature and cinema.





Celebrating the Legacy of Malayalam Cinema Neelakkuyil and Bhargavi Nilayam

Ending speculation over India’s official entry for the Best International Feature Film category at the 97th Academy Awards, the Film Federation of India (FFI) in Chennai has selected Kiran Rao-directed Laapataa Ladies for submission.

Expressing her gratitude to the Selection Committee and to everyone who believed in the film, Kiran Rao wrote in her social media post: “It is indeed a great privilege to be selected from among such amazing Indian films this year—who are equally worthy contenders for this honor.”

Set in the heartland, Laapataa Ladies tells the coming-of-age story of two newlywed brides who are mistakenly exchanged during a train ride to their in-laws’ homes. Produced by Aamir Khan Productions, the film emerged as the top choice for India’s Oscar entry out of 29 movies under consideration. Khan, in his media statement, said he was “proud of Kiran and her entire team” and hoped that the film would “win the hearts of the members of the Academy.”

The announcement by FFI, which is responsible for making the selection, was lauded by many, while others expressed surprise over Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine As Light, the winner of the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, being overlooked. After its Cannes premiere, All We Imagine As Light has been making waves at major international film festivals, including those in San Sebastián, Toronto, and New York.

Interestingly, the last Indian film to be nominated for an Oscar in the Best International Feature Film category was Aamir Khan’s Lagaan in 2002.

Laapataa Ladies Selected as Indias Entry for Best International Feature Film at Oscars

Kaviyoor Ponnamma, the beloved veteran Malayalam actress, passed away on Friday at Lisie Hospital. She was 79 years old and had been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in May last year. Ponnamma was admitted to the hospital on September 3 and succumbed to her illness in the evening. Her contributions to Indian cinema will be remembered fondly.

Veteran Malayalam Actress Kaviyoor Ponnamma Passes Away at 79

The National Awards for 2022 were announced on August 16, and Malayalam cinema has reaped a rich harvest.

Attam was named the Best Indian Film of 2022 and won the Gold Medal. It combined life and drama and was directed by Anand Ekarshi, who won the award for Best Screenplay. Nithya Menen was named Best Actress for her role in Thiruchitrambalam, a Tamil movie, but Malayalees are proud as she is from Kerala. She shares this honor with Manasi Parekh of Katch Express, a Gujarati film.
Rishab Shetty won Best Actor for his role in Kanthara (Kannada), and his film was selected as the Most Popular Film. Suraj R. Barjatya was named Best Director for his Hindi film Oonchayi.
Attam will receive Rs 3 lakhs and a gold medal.
Pavanraj Malhotra of Fouja received the award for Best Character Actor, while Neena Gupta won Best Character Actress for Oonchayi. Shreepat was named Best Child Actor for Malikappuram. Pramodkumar is the Best Debutant Director for Fouja, and Mahesh Bhuvanend is the Best Editor for Attam.
A.R. Rahman (for Ponniyin Selvan) shared the award for Best Music Score with Preetam (for Brahmastra).
The Best Malayalam Film of the year went to Saudi Vellakka, which received a Silver Medal. Bombay Jayashri was chosen as Best Playback Singer for Vellakka.

Malayalam Cinema Wins Big at 2022 National Awards

Minister for Cultural Affairs Saji Cheriyan announced the Kerala State Film Awards for 2023 on August 16.
Writer Benyamin’s novel Aatujeevitam, depicting the life of a goat caretaker in the Gulf, was highly popular, and director Blessy adapted it into poetry on the silver screen. Kathal the Core, directed by Jio Baby, secured the award for Best Film, while Aatujeevitam, directed by Blessy, was named the Best Popular Film. Prithviraj Sukumaran was chosen Best Actor for his role in Aatujeevitam. The second Best Film was Iratta, directed by Rohit Krishnan. Blessy received the Best Director award for his masterpiece Aatujeevitam.
Urvasi was named Best Actress of 2023 for her role in Ullozhukku (Undercurrent), sharing the honor with Beena R. Chandran for Thatavu (Imprisonment). Vijayaraghavan won the Best Character Actor Award for Pookkalam, and the Best Child Artists were Avyukt Menon for Pachuvum Adbhuavilakkum and Thennal Abhilash for Shesham Mikkil Fatima.
Fasil Razak was named Best Debutant Director for Thatavu. Music director Vidyadharan Master was recognized as the Best Singer of the Year. The award for Best Screenplay went to Rohit for Iratta, and the Best Editor award was given to Sangeet Pratap for Little Miss Rawther. The Best Art Director award went to Mohandas for Everyone is a Hero.





Kerala State Film Awards 2023 Aatujeevitam and Kathal the Core Shine

In a stellar showcase of cinematic excellence, Aadu Jeevitham emerged as the big winner at the 54th Kerala State Film Awards, held on Friday. The survival drama film clinched major accolades, including Best Director and Best Actor. Prithviraj Sukumaran took home the Best Actor award for his compelling performance, while Beena R. Chandran and Urvasi were honored with the Best Actress award, shared in recognition of their remarkable roles. The Kerala government’s announcement highlights the film’s exceptional impact and celebrates its outstanding contributions to the industry.

Aadu Jeevitham Triumphs at 54th Kerala State Film Awards Prithviraj Sukumaran & Beena R Chandran and Urvasi Win Top Honors

In an exciting development for Malayalam cinema enthusiasts, the upcoming film "Get-Set Baby" has officially commenced its principal photography in Ernakulam. Directed by Vinay Govind and featuring a star-studded cast including Unni Mukundan, Nikhila Vimal, and Chemban Vinod, the film promises a delightful blend of drama and comedy. Jointly produced by Sajiv Soman, Suunil Jain, and Sam George under Skanda Cinemas and Kingsmen Productions, "Get-Set Baby" is set to charm audiences with its screenplay crafted by YV Rajesh and Anoop Ravindran. Adding to the excitement are music by Sam C. S., cinematography by Alex J. Pulickal, and editing by Mahesh Narayanan. Stay tuned for more updates on this promising project!

Upcoming Malayalam Dramedy  Get Set Baby  Begins Filming in Ernakulam

In a thrilling announcement, Benzy Productions reveals the upcoming release of their latest cinematic venture, "DNA." With its much-anticipated premiere slated for tomorrow 14th June 2024 , excitement mounts as audiences eagerly anticipate the unveiling of this captivating Malayalam thriller. Stay tuned for an unforgettable cinematic experience!

New Malayalam Thriller DNA  Set to Thrill Audiences Tomorrow

"Kathanar – The Wild Sorcerer" brings to life the legendary 9th-century Christian priest, Kadamattathu Kathanar, in an upcoming Malayalam fantasy thriller. Directed by Rojin Thomas and featuring Jayasurya in the titular role, the film boasts a stellar cast including Prabhu Deva, Anushka Shetty (in her Mollywood debut), Vineeth, and others. Shot using cutting-edge virtual production technology, the movie promises a captivating visual experience. Scheduled for a December 2024 release, anticipation is high for this cinematic spectacle.

Indian Mythology Comes Alive in Kathanar   The Wild Sorcerer

Mohanlal's Directorial Debut "Barroz" Set to Enchant Audiences on September 12th, 2024.

Mohanlal, the legendary actor of Malayalam cinema, is all set to mesmerize audiences worldwide with his directorial debut, "Barroz." Based on Jijo Punnoose's novel "Barroz: Guardian of D'Gama's Treasure," the fantasy film promises an enchanting adventure.
Despite facing challenges during its production due to the COVID-19 pandemic, "Barroz" has overcome hurdles with determination. With significant changes to the story, screenplay, and cast, the film reflects the collaborative efforts of Mohanlal, T. K. Rajeev Kumar, and Kalavoor Ravikumar.
Shot in 3D across captivating locations in Kochi, Goa, Bangkok, and Chennai, "Barroz" boasts a stellar cast including Mohanlal, Maya, Cesar Lorente Raton, Kallirroi Tziafeta, Tuhin Menon, and Guru Somasundaram.
Mark Kilian's original score, complemented by songs from Lydian Nadhaswaram, adds to the film's allure.
Prepare to embark on a cinematic journey like never before as "Barroz" hits theatres worldwide on September 12th, 2024.

 Upcoming Indian Malayalam language fantasy film 

Ananya made her debut at the Studio Theatre, Jio World, BKC, Bandra East, on May 1st, showcasing her talent and dedication to Bharatanatyam. However, Ananya's journey to the stage was not without hurdles.

Before sharing the pictures of her performance, it's worth mentioning that Ananya's remarkable display was driven by sheer willpower and dedication to her art, despite facing health challenges. She battled a high temperature, cough, runny nose, and severe acidity problems since the eve of her Arangetram, which worsened on the day of the performance.

Ananya's parent's, teacher popular dance artist Nisha Gilbert, musicians and the entire NSD team, were under immense stress, unable to express their concerns. Ananya's determination taught everyone a lesson in hope. Despite the odds, she refused to give up until the Mangalam concluded, performing her Margam for two hours.

Ananya's mother, Usha Sreeni, and father, Sreenivasan, can be immensely proud of their daughter's resilience and passion for Bharatanatyam. Smt. Prema , Ananya's grandmother and the source of her inspiration, can also take pride in her granddaughter's accomplishments.

Ananya's Debut Performance Despite Health Challenges Wins Hearts

Ilayaraja is not the lone claimant to royalty to the music he composed, clarified the Madras High Court. The HC bench consisting of Justices R Mahadevan and Mohammed Sadiq clarified that without the lines, music cannot sustain itself and therefore everyone associated with the song has a claim for the royalty. Echo Music Company has bought the copyright of about 4,500 songs composed by Ilayaraja from producers associated with those songs. Earlier a single bench of HC had given a judgement in favour of the music director but while considering the appeal, the bench over-ruled this ruling.

When the producer entrusts someone to compose music for his film, the copyright is vested with the producer. Though the music director has claim of copyright on his tunes, he has no claim of copyright on the lyrics. The bench asked if the tunes have any existence without the lyrics.

The Bench will hear the case in detail during the second week of June. On an earlier date, the Bench had warned Ilayaraja not consider himself above all others in the music world.

Ilayaraja not the lone claimant of royalty to his music

Music Director Ilayaraja cannot claim that he is above all other musicians, opined Madras High Court. The triumvirate of Music Muthuswamy Dikshitar, Thyagarajar and Shyama Shastry only claim that they are above other musicians, the court said. His client Ilayaraja is below only to God but above other musicians, Ilayaraja’s counsel Sathish Parasaran had claimed before the court in a royalty related case.

The case was adjourned to April 24

Ilayaraja is not above others says Madras High Court

In a recent Instagram post, Bollywood actor Karisma Kapoor showcased her love for food by sharing an image of a delightful meal she indulged in. Renowned for her timeless elegance and youthful appearance, Kapoor has always been vocal about her preference for wholesome eating over fad diets.

Celebrating Vishu, the Malayalam New Year, on Sunday, Kapoor was treated to a lavish Vishu Sadya, or feast, by her friends. The actress took to social media to share a glimpse of the feast, delighting her followers with the traditional spread served on a plantain leaf.

The sumptuous Vishu Sadya featured an array of classic dishes, including Sharkara upperi, banana chips, various pickles, inji puli, aviyal, kaalan, thoran, olan, pachadi, pulissery, kichchadi, kootukari, parippu, and sambar, among others.

Accompanied by an image of her "yummy meal," Kapoor's post resonated with food enthusiasts, highlighting her appreciation for diverse cuisines and culinary experimentation.

Karisma Kapoor's celebration of Vishu with a traditional Sadhya serves as a testament to her enduring love for food and cultural festivities.


Karisma Kapoor Relishes Elaborate Vishu Sadya

Doordarshan national network is telecasting "The Kerala Story' movie which has created a lot of controversy. The film will go on air today at 8pm. Doordarshan has written the caption "The story of Kerala that shook the world in front of you ".

Chief Minister of Kerala Pinarayi Vijayan has slammed the Doordarshan's decision to telecast this film saying that it was made to spread hatred against Kerala.

The Kerala Story on Doordarshan

The Goat Life (Aadujeevitham), a Malayalam movie starring Prithviraj and directed by Blessy is being released today. It is being screened in many Mumbai and Thane theatres.


The Goat Life

Popular actor Mohanlal gets membership of FEFKA (Film Employees Federation Of Kerala ) after he donned the director role with his first film Barroz

 FEFKA membership for Mohanlal

Kerala Kalamandalam decided to enroll boys for the first time in Mohiniyattam classes breaking gender norms. This decision comes after a recent racist remarks  controversy involving Mohiniyattam exponent Dr.RLV Ramakrishnan and Sathyabhama

 Kerala Kalamandalam

In an interview given to a youtube channel which went viral, Mohiniyattam exponent Kalamandalam Sathyabhama made several controversial remarks aganist Mohiniyattam artist RLV Ramakrishnan who is the brother of malayalam actor late Kalabhavan Mani. She also used colourist adjectives to describe male dancers saying only "fair skinned good looking men" are eligible to perform Mohiniyattam. She also added, it is disgusting to watch male dancers perform Mohiniyattam which is meant for "Mohinis" only. Skin complexions of few dancers are dark as a crow, their own mothers would not want to look at them, she remarked. This has created lots of criticism and people came in support of Ramakrishnan.

Castiest remark by Kalamandalam Sathyabhama

Popular poet/lyricist/director/producer Sreekumaran Thampi celebrated his Sathabhishekam (84th burthday) without any fanfare at Sree Chitra Poor Home, Thiruvananthapuram on March 16. Minister Sivankutty inaugurated the event jointly organised by Sreekumaran Thampi Foundation and Film academy. ISRO chairman Dr. S. Somanath distributed the NIMS Education Scholarships to the meritorious students of the Poor Homes. Parliament candidates Pannyan Raveendran, Sashi Tharoor, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, former speaker M. Vijayakumar et al participated in the celebrations.


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Celebrating the Legacy of Malayalam Cinema Neelakkuyil and Bhargavi Nilayam

Laapataa Ladies Selected as Indias Entry for Best International Feature Film at Oscars

Veteran Malayalam Actress Kaviyoor Ponnamma Passes Away at 79

Malayalam Cinema Wins Big at 2022 National Awards

Kerala State Film Awards 2023 Aatujeevitam and Kathal the Core Shine

Aadu Jeevitham Triumphs at 54th Kerala State Film Awards Prithviraj Sukumaran & Beena R Chandran and Urvasi Win Top Honors

Upcoming Malayalam Dramedy Get Set Baby Begins Filming in Ernakulam

New Malayalam Thriller DNA Set to Thrill Audiences Tomorrow

Indian Mythology Comes Alive in Kathanar The Wild Sorcerer

Upcoming Indian Malayalam language fantasy film

Ananya's Debut Performance Despite Health Challenges Wins Hearts

Ilayaraja not the lone claimant of royalty to his music

Ilayaraja is not above others says Madras High Court

Karisma Kapoor Relishes Elaborate Vishu Sadya

The Kerala Story on Doordarshan

The Goat Life

FEFKA membership for Mohanlal

Kerala Kalamandalam

Castiest remark by Kalamandalam Sathyabhama

Sathabhishekam of Sreekumaran Thampi

M T Vasudevan Nair Literary Icon and Jnanpith Award Winner Passes Away at 91

Change in Lineup Shri Vijay Yesudas to Perform on December 14th

Neelakkuyil and Bhargavi Nilayam Milestones in Malayalam Cinema

Mumbai Malayalai Sahitya Charcha Vedi to Host Monthly Literary Discussion on December 1st

Kaviyarang Literary Meet at New Bombay Keraleeya Samajam Highlights Poems by Renowned Poets

M T Vasudevan Nair Literary Icon and Jnanpith Award Winner Passes Away at 91

Change in Lineup Shri Vijay Yesudas to Perform on December 14th

Neelakkuyil and Bhargavi Nilayam Milestones in Malayalam Cinema

Mumbai Malayalai Sahitya Charcha Vedi to Host Monthly Literary Discussion on December 1st

Kaviyarang Literary Meet at New Bombay Keraleeya Samajam Highlights Poems by Renowned Poets