Malayalam script Malayalam Braille Vatteluttu alphabet (historical) Kolezhuthu (historical) Malayanma (historical) Grantha (historical) Official status. Sivadasa Menon, Kainkkara Padmanabha Pillai, Vailoppilli Sreedhara Menon, E. Chellappan Nair, Chelanatt Achutha Menon, Thikkodiyan, Appan Thampuran, M. Writers who adorned the firmament of Malayalam drama were T. From 1930s to 1950s many talented dramatists produced new plays. His other works included Seethalakshmi (1926), Raja Kesavadas, (1929) Pranaya Commission (1932), Vismrithi (1933) Maya Maanushan (1934) and Iravikuttipilla (1934).

V’s character portrayal was so impressive that people could relate to the characters. Two typical examples of such dramas are Kavitha Case and Pennarasu Naadu. It pervaded the entire drama and was inseparably connected with its plot. Unlike other dramas, humour was never superficial in the works of E.V. Plays that made significant changes in the field of drama literature were those written by E. Chakki Chankaram (1893) written by Munshi Rama Kurup, and Dusparsha Natakam by Seevolli Narayanan Nampoothiri in 1900 mocked at the low-quality works produced under the influence of Tamil musical dramas. Kesava Pillai, and Abrayakutty by Kandathil Varghese Mapillai. Other Malayalam dramas, all written towards the end of the 19 th century, were Kalyani Natakam written by Kodungallur Kochunni Thampuran in 1889 Lakshanaasangam (1891), Gangavatharanam (1892) Chandrika (1892), and Uma Vivaham (1893) written by Kunhikuttan Thampuran Bhagavad Doothu (1892) by Naduvath Achan Namboothiri, Kavisabharanjanam (1892) by Changanasseri Ravivarma, Manorama Vijayam (1893) by Vayaskara Mooss, Lakshmi Kalyanam (1893) by K. He continued to write more farces like Kuruppillakkalari, Doctarkku Kittiya Micham, and many others.

Raman Pillai wrote a farce named Chandramukhi Vilasam, which was heavily influenced by western drama traditions. Tamil drama troupes also reached in theatres during this period.

This was soon followed by other Sanskrit translations and also new dramas written in Malayalam. The first drama in Malayalam was Manipravala Shakunthalam, a translation of Kalidasa’s Abhijnana Shakuntalam by Kerala Varma Valiya Koi Thampuran in 1882. The field of Malayalam theatre and drama had become active by the end of the 19 th century.

Malayalam Drama Script Pdf