Oru cheru Punchiri is a  2000 malayalam film written and directed by M.T vasudevan Nair This is his sixth film as a director.The film stars Oduvil unnikrishnan  and Nirmala Sreenivasan in the lead roles. Krishna Kurup is in his mid-seventies while his wife is in her mid-sixties but they live like newly-weds. However, their children want them to sell their ancestral property.

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Amsuman talks about some life journeys in a certain period

A young girl falls in love with a demigod who is cursed to be on earth for a while. He is visible only to her and she finds that the laws of nature do not allow them to unite.

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Nandita is happily married to Mukundan. One day, she happens to meet her childhood sweetheart Rajeevan and they become intimate friends. But they decide to part ways as they are already married. #malayalampodcast

The Govt. ofIndia has decided to launch a National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) to

addressthe health needs of rural population, especially the vulnerable sections of society.One of the

key components of the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) is toprovide every village in the

country with a trained female community healthactivist ASHA. The full form of ASHA is

AccreditedSocial Health Activist.

Amsuman talks about some quarantine life

A new age romantic tragedy told in an urban backdrop director Ashiq Abu's 'Mayanadhi', saw one of the most painful endings in recent Malayalam cinema. The movie tells the love story between Mathan and Aparna, played by Tovino and Aishwarya Lekshmi.