Kuttan Asariyute Bharyamar

M Mukundan's 'Kuttan Asariyute Bharyamar' delves into the intriguing life of Kuttanashari, a man revered in his village as the symbol of prosperity. Known for his craftsmanship in building grand houses for the wealthy, he cuts a distinctive figure with his attire of a white dhoti and panther skin shoes. Despite being the object of envy for those who idolize the young women, he remains steadfast in his decision to stay in the village, refusing the allure of Dubai. Instead, he marries two of these women, further enhancing his status in the eyes of the villagers. This narrative, intricately woven with the lives of the village's outskirts, encapsulates the essence of six stories, offering a glimpse into a first-generation tale enriched with simplicity and nuanced political undertones.