Vayanashala discussion

me first

Then me second

Me too....

@gatha u r d third

That's ok,I don't believe in the positions!!!

:-) :-)

:-D

count me in :)

@reshmi: sure..

I am a big fan

Me too

My request to the members...There is no fun in just declaring that you are a fan. Be specific about it.Let others know what makes you a MT fan, which of his works attracted you more etc... Let the discussion be more lively and informative.

@gopakumar: yea dats wat required....

Once u try Iruttinte Aathmavu u would definitly become a MT fan...
when I read it, it took me through various level of emotions....nd when it comes to d end, a drop f tear wud definitly roll down through ur cheek...

I have not read any MT novel,read a few short stories and screenplays.Loved Screenplays For iruttintae aathmavu and kadavu and many more movies.I own copies of Nalukettu and Asuravithu let me finish I cant wait to join the fan club :-)

Try Randamoozham too..

@Manu i started randamoozham and lost my copy while travelling :( .... Unni R paranjapolae "Nammalalla book thiranjedeukkunnathu Nammalu oru bookinae manasilakkan paakamavumpo book nammalae vilikkum" :P

@Libin: I think dats true, even I started reading MT recently. I ws just aware of his short stories and Kaalam nd Naalukettu...

Libin wrote: "@Manu i started randamoozham and lost my copy while travelling :( .... Unni R paranjapolae "Nammalalla book thiranjedeukkunnathu Nammalu oru bookinae manasilakkan paakamavumpo book nammalae vilik..."

Liked it ,

Randamoozham is a favorite for many (me included). Like someone I knew wrote in a review, the greatest pleasure you can have about reading is to discover new aspects about the book from others who have read it. Why not a discussion about Randamoozham itself ?

There have been numerous ones on Mahabharata but what makes this work stand out ? What do you think ?

Arun wrote: "Randamoozham is a favorite for many (me included). Like someone I knew wrote in a review, the greatest pleasure you can have about reading is to discover new aspects about the book from others who ..."

Arun shall we make it a discussion topic....
Wl discuss M T's literature here and wl place Randamoozham on buk discussion alrite...

Yes Manu. Since we already had a thread on MT, I did not make it a separate one.

hi.

i started enjoying the reading after "Nalukettu"..........it was my first book......

Hareesh wrote: "i started enjoying the reading after "Nalukettu"..........it was my first book......"

Same here. Although I loved kaalam and Randamoozham, Naalukettu would be my first pick. M.T has a unique writing style that makes you want to read the same book again and again and still feel amazed every time.
He definitely is one of my favourite authors.

Vishnu wrote: "Hareesh wrote: "i started enjoying the reading after "Nalukettu"..........it was my first book......"

Same here. Although I loved kaalam and Randamoozham, Naalukettu would be my first pick. M.T ha..."

Dear Vishnu,

You have to read "Asuravithu" & "Manju" also. Awesome language.

I have read both of them, though a long while back.
and I couldn't agree more. His writing style is..well I cannot put them into words. :). It is to be experienced.