Malayali Stories

Onam. The festival of flowers A short essay on the festival of flowers.

"I want a relationship with you. And I want to tick every single milestone in that relationship. I want you to woo me, date me, make love to me, and.... break up with me" she said. "What!" he looked at her in shock. "I have loved you for more than a decade, I want closure if you are willing to give me," she said. He nodded his head and said, "Of course. If that's what you want, until the time that I leave here. Let us have a relationship that is worth a lifetime in the time that we have" he said. Malathi, a precocious little girl finds herself at a turning point in her life when she sees the boy for the first time. He instills in her the urge to learn and a purpose in life. Years later, he comes back into her life and she sees him for who he really is; a man with flaws, regrets, and fears. They realize that they understand each other perfectly; that they were soulmates... This is a prequel to Gowrigaatha, but is also a standalone novel and could be read without reading Gowrigaatha.

poem on social anxiety disorder/extreme self consciousness.

Set in the beautiful backdrop of Kerala- here comes a lovely tale on RiKara to entice you all. Destiny has strange ways to make people meet..and indeed, love will find its way.. Gauri Parinayam means (Gauri's Marriage) in Malayalam, the regional language of Kerala.

Once upon a time, there was a curious young girl named Lily who loved exploring. One day, while exploring an ancient cave, Lily stumbled upon a magical artifact that transported her 500 years into the future. With no way of getting back, Lily found herself in a whole new world filled with incredible technology and exciting adventures. With the help of newfound friends, Lily embarked on a journey to unravel the mystery of the artifact and find a way to return home. Along the way, she discovered her own courage and resilience, proving that even in unfamiliar times, dreams can still come true.