Once upon a time, there lived a poor girl named Molly. Her father was very ill, and to care for him, she often went into the forest to collect fruits.

One day, while wandering deep inside, she lost her way. As she searched for a path, she came across a family of giants. They appeared friendly at first, and Molly, being kind and innocent, spoke with them. But soon she realized that the giant father had an evil plan—he wanted to kill her.

Terrified, Molly ran for her life through the dark forest. The giant chased after her, his footsteps shaking the ground. At last, she reached a broken bridge. On the other side lay safety, but there was no way to cross. Thinking quickly, Molly spotted a rope hanging nearby. With all her courage, she tied it firmly and swung across the gap.

The Origin of the Mango – A delightful story of young Krishna in Ambadi, who, while playing with his friends, creates a magical fruit from clay. When Indra tries to claim the seed for himself, Krishna refuses, ensuring the blessing of the fruit remains with the people. From that seed, the very first mango tree is said to have grown, giving the world the sweet mango.

🔥 The Rice ball, Firestick, and Coal – A whimsical folktale of three kitchen escapees who set out to explore the world. Their adventurous journey across a stream takes an unexpected turn, with humorous and cautionary lessons hidden within.

These stories blend charm, wit, and age-old wisdom, making them perfect for listeners of all ages.

In this episode, we dive into the life and legend of Naranathu Bhranthan, the eccentric yet enlightened son of Vararuchi, one of the twelve children of the famous Parayi Petta Panthirukulam. Known as the "madman of Kerala," Naranathu Bhranthan wandered from place to place, often ridiculed for his strange ways. But behind his seemingly insane behavior lay deep wisdom, fearless truth-telling, and a sharp eye for the hypocrisies of society.