Katha Curator: Recent Episodes
Kavya Manoj
KATHA CURATOR was born out of the passion to curate, revive tales of India & stay connected to the roots. Kathacurator has been focusing on showcasing present-day Kannada writers who have woven stories and retold folk stories of India in their own exquisite style. My humble effort is to document and present to Katha rasikas (connoisseurs) by adding my own elements to it while retaining the essence. In my endeavor of collecting, collating, documenting & retelling stories through Kathabhinaya(story enactment) and Kathavachana( story narration) I also collaborate with experts, individuals & kids.
What's up there in the attic? Listen to little boy's exploration of an attic in a Karavali household and send your feedback on how different or similar it is to your attic. This story is chosen from Vijayashree Haladi's award -winning novel 'ಸೂರಕ್ಕಿ ಗೇಟ್' (Soorakki Gate)
'ಸೂರಕ್ಕಿ ಮನೆ' (Soorakki Mane)- how did the house get it's name? Listen to know where the central character putta spent his days during his school vacation. This story has been diligently picked from Vijayashree Haladi's Kendra Sahitya Puraskrit novel 'ಸೂರಕ್ಕಿ ಗೇಟ್ '(Soorakki Gate) to help the listeners connect and appreciate the unique charm of the Karavali region of Karnataka
'ಹಳ್ಳಿಮನೆ'(Hallimane) - a house in a village is the literal translation. But a house not made with bricks and cement?! Then how is it made? It is not just a house it's an experience! Listen to this episode from Katha Curator's Karavali children's writers' edition to transport yourself to 'Hallimane'.
This story has been chosen from Vijayashree Haladi's 2023 Kendra Sahitya Academy winning book 'ಸೂರಕ್ಕಿ ಗೇಟ್' (Soorakki gate)
ಬಾಲ್ಯದ ರಾತ್ರಿಗಳು (Baalyada Ratrigalu) chosen from her book ಕಾಡಂಚಿನ ಊರಿನಲ್ಲಿ (Kaadanchina Orrinalli) authored by Kendra Bala-Sahitya awardee Smt. Vijayashree Haladi offers an insight into her experiences as a child where nature was both her playground and a teacher. Listen to be a part of the experience and be inspired to embark on your wilderness journey. You can read about her on www.kathacurator.in
Listen to this episode in Kannada titled 'Gaada Kappu Kattalu mattu Gummagalu' from Kaadanchina Oorinalli by Vijayashree Haladi to traverse through Muduri village in Haladi panchayat of Karavali with little Viji
You can read about the author on my English blog https://kathacurator.wordpress.com/
'Puttige Sittilla' story has been picked and chosen from Smt. Nirmala Surathkal's book 'Puttige Sittilla'- compilation of stories. Through this simple story, the writer conveys strong values children have to inculcate for as small a thing as plucking your neighbor's flowers. For adults who are listening this will surely bring back some childhood memories or remind you of your sneaky neighbor intruding into your garden. Listen and enjoy!
ಬುದ್ಧಿ ಮಾತು ಹೇಳಿದರೆ ( Buddhi Maatu Helidare) - A tale of a little girl who realises the value of her mother's word through her self-learnings from nature. Listen to this beautiful story written by Smt. Nirmala Surathkal narrated on Katha Curator- an initiative by Kavya Manoj
I am excited to begin this season with stories for children by Karavali children writers! Watch a brief intro
https://fb.watch/p67Zh5c15L/
I have chosen Dr. Vasanth Kumar Perla's eye-opening, thought-provoking article 'Sarpa Nade' as the first episode of this season.
Read about him on my blog www.kathacurator.in
Listen and give your valuable feedback
Have you wondered if leeches are choosy about the kind of blood they suck? Did you know leeches are a boon to mankind? But, how? Listen to this episode to learn leech facts with a beautiful story woven around it by Dr. A.O. Avala Murthy in Kannada.
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Have you ever wondered why does thunder sound the way it does? Loud and sometimes fading in the sky? Are you curious to know? Then, listen to this episode written by Dr. A.O. Avala Murthy.
You can read about him on my blog www.kathacurator.in
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Namageke Akalike Baruttade by Dr. A.O. Avala Murthy is a science story for children revolving around the question as to 'Why do we yawn?'. This particular episode was presented in collaboration with 5 urban children who have tried their best to deliver the story in the local language.You can read about the author on www.kathacurator.in
A precursor video to his stories
https://fb.watch/mMoQs0GWnz/
Listen to a rock's story narrated by an old woman named Puttajji (ಪುಟ್ಟಜ್ಜಿ) that comes with a life lesson in this ಹಾಡ್ಗತೆ (Haadgathe) -A song in a story form named 'ಬಂಡೆಯ ಅದೃಷ್ಟ' (Bandeya Adrushta) from Na D'Souza's 'ಪುಟ್ಟಜ್ಜಿ ಪುಟ್ಟಜ್ಜಿ ಕಥೆ ಹೇಳು' (Puttajji Puttajji Kathe Helu).
This ಹಾಡ್ಗತೆ (Haadgathe - A song story) titled 'ಹುಲಿ ಮತ್ತು ಕಾಡು'(Huli Matthu Kaadu meaning Tiger and the Forest) by Dr. Na D'Souza revolves around the topic on why it is crucial to conserve our tigers. This story is chosen from ಮರಿ ಮರಿ ಮರಿ ಪುಟ್ಟ ಮರಿ -ಪುಟ್ಟಜ್ಜಿ ಪುಟ್ಟಜ್ಜಿ ಕಥೆ ಹೇಳು -ಭಾಗ ೩(Mari Mari Putta Mari-Puttajji Puttaji Kathe Helu - Part 3). Take a listen!
Listen to this last episode of 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' from Matturu Subbanna's book in which Hanumanthanna worries about Sita's safety after setting Lanka on fire. Once, he finds she is safe he returns to Kishkinda to narrate the story to his tribe.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu', Hanumanthanna sets the entire Lanka town on fire. How does he do it? Does he experience pain at all? Listen to this action-filled episode to know more
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu', Hanumanthanna is dragged to Ravana's court where his destiny as a messenger is decided.
Listen to the episode and recreate the scenes in your mind!
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode, Indrajit, the son of Ravana tries Brahmastra, a mighty weapon bestowed by Lord Brahma himself on Hanuman. Does Hanuman get captured? Listen to know more.
Source: Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu'
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students from Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
Meet Ravana's son Aksha Kumara, as he fights with valor in this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu'.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' Hanuman gets into a battle with Ravana's men. Listen to experience the action
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' Hanuman destroys Ravana's favorite garden 'Ashoka Vana' to grab his attention. Listen to why and how he does so?
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' Sita Devi hands over her Chuda ratna to Hanuman. This, as a token of her remembrance to Sri Rama. Take a listen!
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu', Sita narrates a story that would act as proof to Rama, of Hanuman having met Sita at Lanka. Listen to this story within a story to know more.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' Hanuman requests Sita to climb onto his back in order to rescue her from Lanka. He asks her to keep faith in him as she already knows about his prowess. But Sita refuses due to various reasons. To know the reasons she cited listen to this episode titled 'Nanna Bennu Eribidu'.
Bhajan composition from Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students from Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode, Hanumanthanna hands over the ring given by Rama to Sita. While updating Sita about Rama's life without her around, he continues to instill hope in her to await Rama's arrival to Lanka with his army
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London.
Singing by Smitha Vasanth & students of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore.
In this episode, Hanumanthanna narrates the entire story of Rama, Lakshmana. Their meeting with Sugriva and also explains how he came to be known as Vayu Putra to gain Sita's confidence. To know more listen to this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu'.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students from Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
Sita sees Hanuman and engages in a conversation too, a short while after she presumed it to be a dream. To know more, go ahead and listen to this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' .
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth from Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book, 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu', Hanuman decides to instill hope in Sita. He narrates Rama's story in low pitch by sitting on a tree under which she rested. Why doesn't he come face to face to Sita? To know more listen to this episode.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London.
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students from Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' Sita contemplates of ending her life with her own hair. Listen to know what goes on in her mind
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbana's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' - 'Trijate' daughter of Vibheeshana(Ravana's brother) warns Rakshasis of a realistic dream that she dreamt which indicated victory of Rama, Lakshmana and the destruction of Ravana and his kingdom. She commands them to treat Sita well citing various reasons. Listen to episode to know more.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London.
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students from Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore.
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book ' Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' Hanuman hears Sita's monologue of pain, suffering and hope. He also gets to hear the harsh words of rakshasis, as he perches on the shinshipa tree.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students of Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore.
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book ,' Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu', Sita places a grass between Ravana and her and warns Ravana about the repercussions of holding her as a prisoner. Ravana in turn threatens to kill her if she refuses to become his wife. Listen to hear the conversation between the two.
Bhajan by Matturu Nandakumar. Singing by Smt. Smitha Vasanth and students from SwaraSmitha Academy of Music
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu', Ravana majestically enters Ashoka Vana with a few of his subjects. He lures Sita and tries to convince her in various ways to become his wife.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London. Singing by Smt. Smitha Vasanth and students from Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore.
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' Hanumanthanna describes the rakshasis of Lanka who looked comical. Listen to have a hearty laugh.
Bhajan composition by Sri. Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smt. Smitha Vasanth and students from SwaraSmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbana's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' , Hanumanthanna triumphs in his attempt to find Sita. Listen to experience the beauty of Ashoka Vana - Ravana's favorite gardens and know, how Sita looked like.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar, London
Singing by Smt. Smitha Vasanth and students from SwaraSmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbana's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu', he reiterates that depressing and suicidal thoughts are not just limited to humans. It can bother the mighty including Gods but the strength lies in overcoming them. Also, in this episode, Hanumanthanna enters Ashoka vana - enchanting gardens of Ravana.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar. Singing by Smt. Smitha Vasanth and students from Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book ' Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu', Hanuman for once has depressing thoughts and loses hope of finding Sita after an elaborate search but regains it back with his self-confidence and unceasing excitement.
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar
Singing by Smt. Smitha Vasanth and students of SwaraSmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
Have you ever imagined, how Pushpaka Vimana, Ravana and his palace looked like? Listen to this episode as it will take you through a tour of the palace of Ravana. Story from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu'. Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar and singing by Smt. Smitha Vasanth and students from Swarasmitha Academy of Music, Bangalore.
In this episode from Matturu Subbanna's story 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu', Hanumantha describes about the people, places and the magnificent homes of Lanka. Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar. Singing by Smitha Vasanth and students from Swara Smitha Academy of Music, Bangalore
Listen to this episode where Hanuman displays his strength to 'Lankini'- the protector of Lanka from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' (ಹನುಮಂತಣ್ಣ ಕಥೆ ಹೇಳು )
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nanda Kumar. Song by Smt. Smitha Vasanth and students from Swara Smitha Academy of Music, Bangalore.
Listen to experience the resplendence of Lanka and meet Lankini as well in this episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu' (ಹನುಮಂತಣ್ಣ ಕಥೆ ಹೇಳು )
Bhajan composition by Matturu Nanda Kumar
Imagine, what if someone could trouble you using your shadow?! Listen to this story titled 'Neralu Hididu Himsisuva Rakshasiya Kathe' (A demoness who attacked the shadow) from Matturu Subbanna's book Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu. Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar
ಸಮುದ್ರದಿಂದ ಎದ್ದು ಬಂದ ರಾಕ್ಷಸಿಯ ಕಥೆ (Samudradinda eddu banda Rakshasiya Kathe' - A Rakshasi who rose out of the ocean!) Listen to this thrilling story from Sri. Matturu Subbanna's book Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu. Bhajan composition by Sri. Matturu Nanda Kumar
Did you know that the mountains could fly? To know more listen to the second episode titled 'ಸಮುದ್ರದಿಂದ ಎದ್ದು ಬಂದವನ ಕಥೆ '(Samudradinda Eddu Bandavana Kathe) from Matturu Subbanna's book 'ಹನುಮಂತಣ್ಣ ಕಥೆ ಹೇಳು' (Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu) . Bhajan composition by Matturu Nandakumar
In this first podcast episode from Matturu Subbanna's book 'ಹನುಮಂತಣ್ಣ ಕಥೆ ಹೇಳು' (Hanumanthanna Kathe Helu) the monkeys are thrilled to welcome their hero Hanuman from Lanka. Bhajan composition at the end of the podcast by Sri. Matturu Nandakumar
In this book, 'Sundara kanda' of Ramayana has been beautifully retold and fragmented into 32 short stories for children, as a conversation between Bal Hanuman and his friends.
Follow the link to view the precursor to the story https://fb.watch/aKoDobOH-0/
What does the legend say about the waxing and waning of the moon? Why does Lord Shiva adorn the crescent moon on his head? To know, listen to this Yakshagana Prasanga written by Gindimane Mrityunjaya narrated in simple Kannada
‘Here's the Part 2 of the podcast - 'ಹಕ್ಕಿಗೊಂದು ಗೂಡು ಕೊಡಿ’ ‘Hakkigondu Goodu Kodi’ meaning ‘Give a nest for the bird’ is a Kannada children’s story written by the renowned Kannada novelist and writer Sri. Na D’ Souza translated into a play by late Smt. S. Malati. In this podcast, 15 children of all age groups from 5 to 15 have become the voice for the birds urging us to provide and save their homes ie., the trees. A blog post on the same https://kathacurator.wordpress.com/2021/01/27/the-voice-of-birds/
‘ಹಕ್ಕಿಗೊಂದು ಗೂಡು ಕೊಡಿ’ ‘Hakkigondu Goodu Kodi’ meaning ‘Give a nest for the bird’ is a Kannada children’s story written by the renowned Kannada novelist and writer Sri. Na D’ Souza translated into a play by late Smt. S. Malati. In this podcast, 15 children of all age groups from 5 to 15 have become the voice for the birds urging us to provide and save their homes ie., the trees. Here's the Part 1 of the play. A blog post on the same https://kathacurator.wordpress.com/2021/01/27/the-voice-of-birds/
Abhisheka Krishnagopal- a wildlife researcher, rehabilitator and a nature educator, joins us from the Cambridge University, UK to educate us all about the birds in 'ಮಾತುಕತೆ' - a segment of Katha Curator's podcast . A visual montage of this conversation is also available here https://youtu.be/4flXL0hzb5k
On this occasion, of Chlldren’s Day and Deepavali, Sri. Nagesh Hegde - an environmentalist, writer, thinker and a science professor, engages in a lively conversation with children and answers all their questions about environment. This episode, of ‘ಮಾತುಕತೆ’ - a conversation, also holds a promise to illuminate the minds, of all its listeners. Happy Children’s Day to the lovely kids and Happy Deepavali to all of you!
Best wishes,
Kavya Manoj
Katha Curator
(Curating people and stories)
'ಮಂಗಳಲೋಕದಲ್ಲಿ ಸಿಂಗಳೀಕ' - Mangalalokadalli Singalika by Sri. Nagesh Hegde, beautifully weaves a conversation between a stranded astronaut who is on his mission to Mars and the Gods. A chemistry lesson told through a story is a rewarding take away for the listeners.
https://www.facebook.com/451327075247864/posts/1272560903124473/
Do you want to know why we are locked up in our homes due to the Corona Pandemic? Why have the five elements assembled? To know why, listen to this story 'ಪಂಚಭೂತಗಳ ಒಂದು ಪಂಚಾಯ್ತಿ ಪ್ರಸಂಗ' (Panchabhootagala Ondu Panchayti Prasanga) by Sri. Nagesh Hegde presented in 5 Kannada dialects by 5 friends.
You can read about the author here -
https://kathacurator.wordpress.com/2020/10/25/a-gentle-science-giant/
We, five friends in three different countries and three different timezones have come together virtually to give a unique experience to the listeners of this podcast. Listen to our conversation in this prelude to Sri. Nagesh Hegde's Kannada story 'ಪಂಚಭೂತಗಳ ಒಂದು ಪಂಚಾಯ್ತಿ ಪ್ರಸಂಗ' ('Panchabhootagala Ondu Panchayati Prasanga'.)
ಗಾಂಧಿ ಮೌನ ಯಾನ (Gandhi Mauna Yana) is a funny yet thought provoking story by Dr. Ratna Nagaraj. It revolves around Mahatma Gandhi's desire to descend to the present day India from the heavens on Gandhi Jayanti
You can read about the writer here -
https://kathacurator.wordpress.com/2020/10/02/a-sucker-for-words/
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What is the reason behind all the high drama? Listen to the last episode of Smt. Geeta D.N.'s story 'Bhoota Bangaleya Rahasya' to know what drove them to do all this and who is the mastermind behind it.
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What is the science behind all the happenings in the house? Listen to the mystery of the haunted mansion unravelling in this episode of 'Bhoota Bangaleya Rahasya' written by Geetha D.N.
Listen to this chilling episode of 'Bhoota Bangaleya Rahasya'- a story by Geeta D.N., to know what's happening inside the haunted mansion
Where is the 'scream' coming from? Listen to the second episode of 'Bhoota Bangaleya Rahasya' a thrilling story authored by Geeta D.N.
What is lurking around the mansion?! Listen to the first episode of this spooky detective Kannada story 'Bhoota Bangaleya Rahasya' by writer Geeta D.N.
You can read about the writer here
https://kathacurator.wordpress.com/2020/08/15/a-literary-homemaker/#
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Listen to what the animals are talking about us in this story by Tammanna Beegar (ತಮ್ಮಣ್ಣ ಬೀಗಾರ). 'ಕಾಡಿನಲ್ಲಿ ಒಂದು ದಿನ' (Kaadinalli ondu dina) is picked from Tammanna Beegar's book 'ಅಮ್ಮನ ಚಿತ್ರ' (Ammana chitra) - a compilation of stories for children in Kannada.
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Puttana Koli (ಪುಟ್ಟನ ಕೋಳಿ) by Tammanna Beegar (ತಮ್ಮಣ್ಣ ಬೀಗಾರ) is a story of a little boy whose pet hens are killed.. Take a listen to know how he loses them.
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Modada Mele Savari(ಮೋಡದ ಮೇಲೆ ಸವಾರಿ ) - A story from Tammanna Beegar's Matata Matata(ಮಾತಾಟ ಮಾತಾಟ) compilation of stories revolves around a child who visualises objects in the cloud formations while gazing at the sky. This is from his compilation of stories 'Matata Matata (ಮಾತಾಟ ಮಾತಾಟ)'.
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Kappe.. Kappe..(ಕಪ್ಪೆ.. ಕಪ್ಪೆ..) by Tamanna Bigar(ತಮಣ್ಣ ಬೀಗಾರ ) is a story from his collection of Kannada stories 'Matata Matata'(ಮಾತಾಟ ಮಾತಾಟ) reflecting scenes from Malnad.
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'Puttu heliddu'- a poem by Sri. N. Srinivas Udupa revolves around a little boy 'Puttu' giving excuses to his mother to avoid going to school. Come listen!
Gundana Kumbalakayi is about a giant pumpkin in Gunda's farm that gains entry into the palace due to its sheer size. Listen to this Kannada children's poem written by N. Srinivas Udupa.
Auto Mamanige is a Kannada children's poem with hilarious narrative by Sri. N. Srinivas Udupa. Come listen! You can read more about the writer on my blog: https://kathacurator.wordpress.com/2020/06/05/the-storyteller-poet/
ಅಂಕೆಗಳ ಅವಾಂತರ (Ankegala avantara), a funny Kannada poem by Sri. N. Srinivas Udupa (ಎನ್. ಶ್ರೀನಿವಾಸ್ ಉಡುಪ) on English numbers 1-10
Amshu, Anu and Robo help nab the idol thieves of the temple. Listen to the last episode of Sri. Matturu Subbana's children's adventure novel Amshu, Anu and Robo
Amshu, Anu & Robo are out for another adventure. In this episode they are on the way to an abandoned temple with their grandpa Kittajja and helper Nagya..
Police team and Amshu, Anu & Robo are in search of Chandru.. Will they find him? Listen to this episode to know more
Amshu, Anu & Robo reach Shimoga and listen to American Doctor Dennis and Seena's conversation stealthily
Grandparents learn about their grandchildren's adventure. Amshu reads about a boy named Chandru of the neighbouring village in the newspaper
Amshu, Anu and Robo take the train to Shimoga. On the way something unprecedented happens.
Amshu hatches a plan to get the thieves nabbed and jumps into action to execute his plans
Amshu and Anu have a good time at Muttalli. Will their grandparents learn about their adventure? Listen to know what happens
Amshu and Anu persuade their parents to go their Grandparents' for the summer vacation, as it has been four years since.
An introduction to the Kannada children's novel, "Amshu, Anu & Robo" by Matturu Subbanna. Each episode of this podcast will contain a chapter from this delightful children's novel. Narration by Kavya Manoj, founder of Katha Curator.