Oru Oorla...

Despite termed as lucky charm, Thangam faces lots of hardships throughout as she is incapable of giving birth to a Progeny. At some point she accepts life as it is and makes peace with it. She spins a beautiful story through which, she lets out her pain.

Two siblings along with their neighborhood children play on their house's door. The door stands through ages, holding the memories of their family. They grow fond of it as a friend and one day its taken away from them. What happens then..?

A Man who was a thief but now a changed man, rents a house in a colony where he had once been caught during a theft. People still fears him and makes every possible effort to get rid of him. Did he just go off..?

Everyone dreams to own a cozy, beautiful house - Akalya, a working woman with a family is no exception. Unable to build a house of her dreams, she rents one. What happens when her family finds this out. Listen to this hearty story which reflects the life of many women in our society. S.Ra (S.Ramakrishnan) makes this story even more appealing by his wonderful style..!

A school girl labelled as disobedient and arrogant has a reason of her own to be so. What happens when a good human shower some love on her.. Listen to 'Mari engira aatukutty' a beautiful story by the writer Prabanjan (பிரபஞ்சன்).

Ages of penance of women still continues as they are restrained to cherish what's rightfully theirs even today. This is the story of 'Nanmathi' and her life's failed penance. This beautiful story is written by S.Ramakrishnan.

Almost every single story that I've heard during my childhood began with the phrase 'oru oorla..' I grew up, so did the stories. They've grown so much that I need to share to someone. Hence this podcast to share some beautiful stories that I've read through the years. Here is the magic of several noteworthy tamil authors at your display..!