Oridathoridath By Kalyani kalyani gopakumar
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- Kids & Family
An effort to bring back the golden days of our childhood to our kids through stories and welcome them to the world of imagination
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The Rhyme-Enthonu Chanthonu
Something from our childhood..
This can be called a game where we need to complete it with connecting words without any mistakes... 😅
Or a song as this can be sung in any tune as you wish... 😉
Or even a rhyme where every connection has a rhyming word in it... 😀
But for children, it teaches them the interrelation with the key features of each element. A simple way to make them associate with our most familiar things..
So lets sing! play! learn! -
Dahichu valanja kakka (Thirsty Crow)
Crows are one of the most intelligent species on the planet. They are as intelligent as a seven-year-old child.
The popular thirsty crow story is an educative story that teaches them patience and intelligence in a time of hardship. -
Kalyana Saugandhikam
Kunjan Nambiar’s Kalyana Saugandhikam…
Kalakkathu Kunjan Nambiar, a poet, performer, satirist and the inventor of the art form, Ottamthullal.
In this story, Bheeman, in search of Kalyanasaugandhikam, meets an old monkey blocking his path, and arrogantly says,
‘Nokkada nammude marge kidakkunna
Markada neeyangu mari kidasada'
And what followed was an enchanting 'Samwadam' between the two brothers, born across two different yugams -
Pulimaram Sakshi (Akbar and Birbal Story)
Akbar Birbal Stories are a se of moral stories inspired from the interactions of Mughal Emperor Akbar and his wisest courtier Birbal. The funny and witty stories are specially edited to suit the young kids and each story teaches audience an important moral lesson.
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Story of Kanikonna-കണിക്കൊന്നയുടെ കഥ
Kanikonna Flower, is the yellow flower that is used for Kani during the Vishu. Kani Konna flower is associated with Bhagavan Krishnan and it symbolically shows the power of devotion.
Happy Vishu -
Aamayum Muyalum (Rabbit and Tortoise)
One of the famous Aesop fable...The story of a race between a Rabbit and a Tortoise...
Finally who wins the race says all about the essence of the fable