Malayalam Cinema Facts - For PSC

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Malayalam Film Industry is celebrating its 90th Birthday in 2020.

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Malayalam Cinema Facts - For PSC

Malayalam Film Industry is celebrating its 90th Birthday in 2020. Here are some of the interesting facts about India's fourth-biggest entertainment industry:

First In Malayalam Cinema(15)

Item	Detail
First Malayalam Cinema	Vigathakumaran (1928)
First Malayalam Film based on a Literary Work	Marthandavarma
First Indian Historical Drama Film	Marthandavarma (1933)
First Film banned in Indian Film Industry due to copyright issues	Marthanda Varma (1933; directed by P. V. Rao)
First Malayalam Sound/talkie Film	Balan (1938)
First Person to Speak in Malayalam Cinema	Alleppey Vincent (Balan)
First Malayalam Word to be spoken	Hello Mister
First Cinema Hall (manually operated film projector)	Thrissur (by K. W. Joseph*, 1907)
First Permanent Theatre (electrically operated film project)	Jose Electrical Bioscope (Thrissur by Jose Kattookkaran, 1913)
First Mythological Film in Malayalam	Prahlada (1941)
First Film Produced By A Malayali	Nirmala (1948)
First Film With Songs	Nirmala
First Director to introduce play-back singing in cinema	P. J. Cherian
First Male Playback Singer in Malayalam	Govinda Rao
First Female Playback Singer in Malayalam	Sarojini Menon

First Malayalam Cinema

Vigathakumaran (1928)

First Malayalam Film based on a Literary Work

Marthandavarma

First Indian Historical Drama Film

Marthandavarma (1933)

First Film banned in Indian Film Industry due to copyright issues

Marthanda Varma (1933; directed by P. V. Rao)

First Malayalam Sound/talkie Film

Balan (1938)

First Person to Speak in Malayalam Cinema

Alleppey Vincent (Balan)

First Malayalam Word to be spoken

Hello Mister

First Cinema Hall (manually operated film projector)

Thrissur (by K. W. Joseph*, 1907)

First Permanent Theatre (electrically operated film project)

Jose Electrical Bioscope (Thrissur by Jose Kattookkaran, 1913)

First Mythological Film in Malayalam

Prahlada (1941)

First Film Produced By A Malayali

Nirmala (1948)

First Film With Songs

Nirmala

First Director to introduce play-back singing in cinema

P. J. Cherian

First Male Playback Singer in Malayalam

Govinda Rao

First Female Playback Singer in Malayalam

Sarojini Menon

- First Film Studio–Travancore National Pictures (1926).*(25)

Item	Detail
First Popular Film Studio	Udaya Studio (1948)
First Movie produced from Udaya Studio	Vellinakshatram (1949)
First Film Studio Owned by the Government of Kerala	Chitranjali Studio (1980)
First Realistic Movie in Malayalam	Newspaper Boy (1955)
First Thriller Film	C.I.D. (1955)
First Malayalam Film based on the Bible	Snapaka Yohannan (1963)
First Horror Film	Bhargavi Nilayam (1964)
First Malayalam Film Actor	J. C. Daniel (Vigathakumaran)
First Malayalam Film Actress	P. K. Rosi (Vigathakumaran)
First Malayalam Film Actor Who Spoke in Malayalam Cinema	K.K. Aroor
First Malayalam Film Actress Who Spoke in Malayalam Cinema	M.K. Kamalam
First Woman director in the Malayalam film industry	Vijaya Nirmala ('Kavitha', 1973)
First Box Office Hit in Malayalam	Jeevitha Nauka (1951)
First Film in Kerala to have a separate gramaphone record for dialogues	Bharya (1962)
First Sponsored Film in Malayalam	Makalkkayi (2005)
First Film Society in Malayalam	Chithralekha (1965)
First Malayalam movie with no actresses	Mathilukal (1989, Director & Producer: Adoor Gopalakrishnan)
First Film directed by M.T. Vasudevan Nair	Nirmaalyam (1973)
First Film Journalist in Malayalam	K.V. Koshi
First Film Magazine in Malayalam	Chalachithram (Editor: M.M. Ramachandran, Publisher: Manorajyam, Printed at Trivandrum)
First Screenplay to be Published in Book format	Murappennu (1965)
First Film to shot entirely in outdoor locations	Rosie (1965)
First Film to shot entirely in a gulf country	Vilkkanundu Swapnangal (1980)
First Millennium Hit	Narasimham (2000, Director: Shaji Kailas, Actor: Mohanlal)
First Malayali Film Actor to become Parliament Member	Innocent

First Popular Film Studio

Udaya Studio (1948)

First Movie produced from Udaya Studio

Vellinakshatram (1949)

First Film Studio Owned by the Government of Kerala

Chitranjali Studio (1980)

First Realistic Movie in Malayalam

Newspaper Boy (1955)

First Thriller Film

C.I.D. (1955)

First Malayalam Film based on the Bible

Snapaka Yohannan (1963)

First Horror Film

Bhargavi Nilayam (1964)

First Malayalam Film Actor

J. C. Daniel (Vigathakumaran)

First Malayalam Film Actress

P. K. Rosi (Vigathakumaran)

First Malayalam Film Actor Who Spoke in Malayalam Cinema

K.K. Aroor

First Malayalam Film Actress Who Spoke in Malayalam Cinema

M.K. Kamalam

First Woman director in the Malayalam film industry

Vijaya Nirmala ('Kavitha', 1973)

First Box Office Hit in Malayalam

Jeevitha Nauka (1951)

First Film in Kerala to have a separate gramaphone record for dialogues

Bharya (1962)

First Sponsored Film in Malayalam

Makalkkayi (2005)

First Film Society in Malayalam

Chithralekha (1965)

First Malayalam movie with no actresses

Mathilukal (1989, Director & Producer: Adoor Gopalakrishnan)

First Film directed by M.T. Vasudevan Nair

Nirmaalyam (1973)

First Film Journalist in Malayalam

K.V. Koshi

First Film Magazine in Malayalam

Chalachithram (Editor: M.M. Ramachandran, Publisher: Manorajyam, Printed at Trivandrum)

First Screenplay to be Published in Book format

Murappennu (1965)

First Film to shot entirely in outdoor locations

Rosie (1965)

First Film to shot entirely in a gulf country

Vilkkanundu Swapnangal (1980)

First Millennium Hit

Narasimham (2000, Director: Shaji Kailas, Actor: Mohanlal)

First Malayali Film Actor to become Parliament Member

Innocent

Evolution of Films(26)

Item	Detail
First Colour film	Kandam Bacha Coat (1961)
First Cinemascope film	Thacholi ambu (1978)
First 70mm Malayalam cinema	Padayottam (1982)
First 3D movie	My Dear Kuttichathan (1984)
First Cartoon/full-length live-action/animation hybrid movie in Malayalam	O' Faby (1993)
First full-length feature film in Asia to combine live-action with animated characters	O' Faby
First Dolby Stereo Movie	Kalapani (1996)
First Dolby Digital Movie	Indraprastham (1996)
First DTS Movie	My Dear Kuttichathan (1997,re-released version of MDK 1984 by Navodaya)
First Digital Movie	Moonnamathoral (2006)
First Malayalam Film shot entirely on a Mobile phone camera	Jalachhayam(2010)
First Malayalam film to release on Netflix	Grandmaster (2012)
First Malayalam film to release with subtitles (English) in outside Kerala	Grandmaster (2012)
First Dolby Atmos Movie	Manglish (2014)
First Indian film to be shot entirely in 8K resolution	Villain (2017)
First Crowdfunded (money collected from the public) Film	Amma Ariyan (1986; directed by John Abrahaam)
First Online Crowdfunded Malayalam Cinema	Oraalppokkam (2014)
First Film Song released through Whatsapp	Kootu thedi, Varsham (2014)
First Malayalam Film released on OTT platform	Sufiyum Sujatayum (2020)*
First Malayalam film to be released directly on the OTT platform	Fourth River(2020)*
First Documentary Film in Kerala	Fathima Mathavinte Divya Ghoshayatra (Director: Kunchacko)
First Film (World's as well) with one actor in the entire star cast	The Guard (2001)
First Malayalam film to cross ₹10 million gross collection from theatres	Thacholi Ambu(1978)
First Malayalam film to cross ₹500 million gross collection from theatres	Drishyam (2013)
First Malayalam film to cross ₹1 billion gross collection from theatres	Pulimurugan(2016)
First Malayalam film to cross ₹2 billion (200 crore) thus becoming highest-grossing film of all-time	Manjummel Boys (2024)*

First Colour film

Kandam Bacha Coat (1961)

First Cinemascope film

Thacholi ambu (1978)

First 70mm Malayalam cinema

Padayottam (1982)

First 3D movie

My Dear Kuttichathan (1984)

First Cartoon/full-length live-action/animation hybrid movie in Malayalam

O' Faby (1993)

First full-length feature film in Asia to combine live-action with animated characters

O' Faby

First Dolby Stereo Movie

Kalapani (1996)

First Dolby Digital Movie

Indraprastham (1996)

First DTS Movie

My Dear Kuttichathan (1997,re-released version of MDK 1984 by Navodaya)

First Digital Movie

Moonnamathoral (2006)

First Malayalam Film shot entirely on a Mobile phone camera

Jalachhayam(2010)

First Malayalam film to release on Netflix

Grandmaster (2012)

First Malayalam film to release with subtitles (English) in outside Kerala

Grandmaster (2012)

First Dolby Atmos Movie

Manglish (2014)

First Indian film to be shot entirely in 8K resolution

Villain (2017)

First Crowdfunded (money collected from the public) Film

Amma Ariyan (1986; directed by John Abrahaam)

First Online Crowdfunded Malayalam Cinema

Oraalppokkam (2014)

First Film Song released through Whatsapp

Kootu thedi, Varsham (2014)

First Malayalam Film released on OTT platform*

Sufiyum Sujatayum (2020)

First Malayalam film to be released directly on the OTT platform*

Fourth River(2020)

First Documentary Film in Kerala

Fathima Mathavinte Divya Ghoshayatra (Director: Kunchacko)

First Film (World's as well) with one actor in the entire star cast

The Guard (2001)

First Malayalam film to cross ₹10 million gross collection from theatres

Thacholi Ambu(1978)

First Malayalam film to cross ₹500 million gross collection from theatres

Drishyam (2013)

First Malayalam film to cross ₹1 billion gross collection from theatres

Pulimurugan(2016)

First Malayalam film to cross ₹2 billion (200 crore) thus becoming highest-grossing film of all-time*

Manjummel Boys (2024)

* Time-sensitive data — verify for latest information

National(19)

Item	Detail
First Malayalam movie to win President’s Silver Medal for the Best Film	Neelakuyil (1954)
First Malayalam (South Indian) movie to win President’s Gold Medal for the Best Film	Chemmeen (1965)
First Malayali Actor to win National award	P. J. Antony (Nirmaalyam)
First Woman to win National award for acting	Sarada(Thulabharam, 1968)
First & Youngest Malayali actress to win National award	Monisha (Nakhakshathangal, 1986)
First Malayali Director to win National award	Adoor Gopalakrishnan
First Malayali to win the maximum number of National awards for best director	Adoor Gopalakrishnan (16 times)
First Malayali to win National award for Best Screenplay	S.L. Puram Sadanandan (Agniputhri)
First Malayali to win the National award for Best Lyricist	Vayalar Ramavarma
First Malayalam actor to honored with Padmasree	Thikkurishi Sukumaran Nair (1973)
First & Only Malayali to win the Dadasaheb Phalke Award	Adoor Gopalakrishnan (2004)
First Malayalam film to win State award	Kumarasambhavam (1969)
First recipient of Kerala State film award for best actress	Sheela (Kallichellamma, 1969)
First recipient of Kerala State film award for best actor	Sathyan (Kadalppalam, 1969)
First Female to win the Kerala State film award for best director	Vidhu Vincent (Manhole, 2016)
First & Only Malayalam actress who won Kerala State Award 5 times	Urvasi (hat-trick - 1989, 1990 & 1991)
First Singer to win Kerala State Film Award for Best Singer	K. J. Yesudas
First J. C. Daniel award winner	T. E. Vasudevan (1992)
First Malayali Woman recipient of J.C Daniel Award	Aranmula Ponnamma

First Malayalam movie to win President’s Silver Medal for the Best Film

Neelakuyil (1954)

First Malayalam (South Indian) movie to win President’s Gold Medal for the Best Film

Chemmeen (1965)

First Malayali Actor to win National award

P. J. Antony (Nirmaalyam)

First Woman to win National award for acting

Sarada(Thulabharam, 1968)

First & Youngest Malayali actress to win National award

Monisha (Nakhakshathangal, 1986)

First Malayali Director to win National award

Adoor Gopalakrishnan

First Malayali to win the maximum number of National awards for best director

Adoor Gopalakrishnan (16 times)

First Malayali to win National award for Best Screenplay

S.L. Puram Sadanandan (Agniputhri)

First Malayali to win the National award for Best Lyricist

Vayalar Ramavarma

First Malayalam actor to honored with Padmasree

Thikkurishi Sukumaran Nair (1973)

First & Only Malayali to win the Dadasaheb Phalke Award

Adoor Gopalakrishnan (2004)

First Malayalam film to win State award

Kumarasambhavam (1969)

First recipient of Kerala State film award for best actress

Sheela (Kallichellamma, 1969)

First recipient of Kerala State film award for best actor

Sathyan (Kadalppalam, 1969)

First Female to win the Kerala State film award for best director

Vidhu Vincent (Manhole, 2016)

First & Only Malayalam actress who won Kerala State Award 5 times

Urvasi (hat-trick - 1989, 1990 & 1991)

First Singer to win Kerala State Film Award for Best Singer

K. J. Yesudas

First J. C. Daniel award winner

T. E. Vasudevan (1992)

First Malayali Woman recipient of J.C Daniel Award

Aranmula Ponnamma

International(7)

Item	Detail
First Malayalam film to be nominated for Oscars	Guru(directed by Rajiv Anchal)
First Malayalam film to be premiered in Cannes Film Festival	Elipathayam (Adoor Gopalakrishnan, 1981)
First Malayalam film to get Golden Camera award in Cannes film festival	Marana Simhasanam (1999)
First Malayalam film to getOutstanding Artistic Achievement Award at the Shanghai International Film Festival	Veyil Marangal (Directed by Dr. Biju, 2019)
First Malayali to win Oscar Award	Rasool Pookutty (Sound Mixing - Slumdog Millionaire)
First & Only actor holding Guinness World Records for playing most no. of characters (45) by one actor in a single film	Johnson George (Aaranu Njan, 2018)
First Indian director to use sound as aleitmotif(a recurring musical theme)	Adoor Gopalakrishnan (Swayamvaram, 1972)

First Malayalam film to be nominated for Oscars

Guru(directed by Rajiv Anchal)

First Malayalam film to be premiered in Cannes Film Festival

Elipathayam (Adoor Gopalakrishnan, 1981)

First Malayalam film to get Golden Camera award in Cannes film festival

Marana Simhasanam (1999)

First Malayalam film to getOutstanding Artistic Achievement Award at the Shanghai International Film Festival

Veyil Marangal (Directed by Dr. Biju, 2019)

First Malayali to win Oscar Award

Rasool Pookutty (Sound Mixing - Slumdog Millionaire)

First & Only actor holding Guinness World Records for playing most no. of characters (45) by one actor in a single film

Johnson George (Aaranu Njan, 2018)

First Indian director to use sound as aleitmotif(a recurring musical theme)

Adoor Gopalakrishnan (Swayamvaram, 1972)

SideNotes(57)

Item	Detail
Father of Malayalam Cinema	J.C. Daniel
Vigathakumaran was released in the year	23 October 1930
The place where Vigathakumaran was released	Capitol Theatre, Thiruvananthapuram (November 7, 1928)
Director of the movie Vigathakumaran	J. C. Daniel
J. C. Daniel	Established the first Film Studio in Kerala
Highest film award in Malayalam Film Industry	J.C. Daniel Award
Second Malayalam movie	Marthandavarma
Second Malayalam Sound Film	Njanambika
Director of the Malayalam film "Prahlada"	K. Subramaniam
The third movie released in Malayalam	Balan
Director of the movie "Balan"	S. Nottani
Songwriter of the movie "Balan"	Muthukulam Raghavan Pillai
Director of Nirmala	P.J. Cherian
Nirmala'smusic composer	P. S. Divakar & E. I. Warrier
Nirmala'sLyricist	G. Sankara Kurup
Founder of Udaya Studio	Kunchako
The director of the movie 'Vellinakshatram'	Felix J. H. Bais
Second popular film studio in Kerala	Merryland Studio
Merryland was established by	P. Subramaniam (Nemom, 1951)
Chitranjali Studio is located at	Thiruvallam (Thiruvananthapuram)
The second largest indoor studio in Asia	Chitranjali Studio
Director of "Newspaper Boy"	P. Ramdas
Newspaper Boy has its roots in	Italian neorealism
Second Malayalam movie to win a National award	Swayamvaram (1972)
Padayottam was inspired by the French novel	The Count of Monte Cristo (by Alexandre Dumas)
Director of "Chemmeen"	Ramu Kariat
Producer of the movieChemmeen	Babu Ismayil
Cinematographers of the movieChemmeen	Marcus Bartley & U. Rajagopal
Author of the Malayalam Novel "Chemmeen"	Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai (1956)
The backdrop of the Novel "Chemmeen" was set on	Purakkad beach, Alappuzha
The backdrop for the film "Chemmeen" was shot on	NattikaBeach, Thrissur
Scriptwriter of the movie "Neelakkuyil"	Uroob
Directors of the film "Neelakkuyil"	P. Bhaskaran & Ramu Kariat
Founders of Chitralekha film society	Kulathoor Bhaskaran Nair & Adoor Gopalakrishnan
No. of Kerala State Film Awards won by Adoor	17 times
No. of films directed by Adoor	12
Adoor Gopalakrishnan's debut film	"Swayamavaram" (1972)
National Film Award for Best Actress was formerly called	Urvasi Award
O' Faby was directed by	Sreekuttan Nair
Malayali movie to win maximum no. of International film awards	Piravi
Director of the movie "Piravi"	Shaji N. Karun
Malayalam actor who three won National awards	Mammootty
Mathilukal is based on the autobiographical novel of	Vaikom Muhammad Basheer
The Guinness World Record for playing in the most number of leading roles in films & for playing opposite the same heroine is held by	Prem Naseer(720 films - 130 films with Sheela)
The record in Malayalam for acting in most films is held by	Jagathy Sreekumar
Malayalam actress who has acted in most films	Sukumari
Malayalam actor who was honored in Indian Postal stamp	Prem Naseer
Total no. of films directed by M.T. Vasudevan Nair	7
No. of screenplays written by M.T.	54
Malayalam film inspired by Shakespeare's 'Othello'	Kaliyattam (1997)
Only Female director to have directed47 filmsin Guinness Books of World Records	Vijaya Nirmala
First film directed by Vijaya Nirmala	Kavitha (1973)
Vijaya Nirmala shot to fame for her role in	Bhargavi Nilayam (Bhargavikkutty)
Bhargavi Nilayam is the film adaptation of the novel	Neelavelicham by Vaikom Muhammed Basheer
Only work of Kumaranasan that is converted into a movie of the same name	Karuna(1966, directed and produced by K. Thankappan)
First person who called Yesudas as "Gana Gandharva"	G. Sankara Kurup
Second Film to get Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Film category	Adaminte Makan Abu (2011)

Father of Malayalam Cinema

J.C. Daniel

Vigathakumaran was released in the year

23 October 1930

The place where Vigathakumaran was released

Capitol Theatre, Thiruvananthapuram (November 7, 1928)

Director of the movie Vigathakumaran

J. C. Daniel

Established the first Film Studio in Kerala

Highest film award in Malayalam Film Industry

J.C. Daniel Award

Second Malayalam movie

Marthandavarma

Second Malayalam Sound Film

Njanambika

Director of the Malayalam film "Prahlada"

K. Subramaniam

The third movie released in Malayalam

Balan

Director of the movie "Balan"

S. Nottani

Songwriter of the movie "Balan"

Muthukulam Raghavan Pillai

Director of Nirmala

P.J. Cherian

Nirmala'smusic composer

P. S. Divakar & E. I. Warrier

Nirmala'sLyricist

G. Sankara Kurup

Founder of Udaya Studio

Kunchako

The director of the movie 'Vellinakshatram'

Felix J. H. Bais

Second popular film studio in Kerala

Merryland Studio

Merryland was established by

P. Subramaniam (Nemom, 1951)

Chitranjali Studio is located at

Thiruvallam (Thiruvananthapuram)

The second largest indoor studio in Asia

Chitranjali Studio

Director of "Newspaper Boy"

P. Ramdas

Newspaper Boy has its roots in

Italian neorealism

Second Malayalam movie to win a National award

Swayamvaram (1972)

Padayottam was inspired by the French novel

The Count of Monte Cristo (by Alexandre Dumas)

Director of "Chemmeen"

Ramu Kariat

Producer of the movieChemmeen

Babu Ismayil

Cinematographers of the movieChemmeen

Marcus Bartley & U. Rajagopal

Author of the Malayalam Novel "Chemmeen"

Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai (1956)

The backdrop of the Novel "Chemmeen" was set on

Purakkad beach, Alappuzha

The backdrop for the film "Chemmeen" was shot on

NattikaBeach, Thrissur

Scriptwriter of the movie "Neelakkuyil"

Uroob

Directors of the film "Neelakkuyil"

P. Bhaskaran & Ramu Kariat

Founders of Chitralekha film society

Kulathoor Bhaskaran Nair & Adoor Gopalakrishnan

No. of Kerala State Film Awards won by Adoor

17 times

No. of films directed by Adoor

Adoor Gopalakrishnan's debut film

"Swayamavaram" (1972)

National Film Award for Best Actress was formerly called

Urvasi Award

O' Faby was directed by

Sreekuttan Nair

Malayali movie to win maximum no. of International film awards

Piravi

Director of the movie "Piravi"

Shaji N. Karun

Malayalam actor who three won National awards

Mammootty

Mathilukal is based on the autobiographical novel of

Vaikom Muhammad Basheer

The Guinness World Record for playing in the most number of leading roles in films & for playing opposite the same heroine is held by

Prem Naseer(720 films - 130 films with Sheela)

The record in Malayalam for acting in most films is held by

Jagathy Sreekumar

Malayalam actress who has acted in most films

Sukumari

Malayalam actor who was honored in Indian Postal stamp

Prem Naseer

Total no. of films directed by M.T. Vasudevan Nair

No. of screenplays written by M.T.

Malayalam film inspired by Shakespeare's 'Othello'

Kaliyattam (1997)

Only Female director to have directed47 filmsin Guinness Books of World Records

Vijaya Nirmala

First film directed by Vijaya Nirmala

Kavitha (1973)

Vijaya Nirmala shot to fame for her role in

Bhargavi Nilayam (Bhargavikkutty)

Bhargavi Nilayam is the film adaptation of the novel

Neelavelicham by Vaikom Muhammed Basheer

Only work of Kumaranasan that is converted into a movie of the same name

Karuna(1966, directed and produced by K. Thankappan)

First person who called Yesudas as "Gana Gandharva"

G. Sankara Kurup

Second Film to get Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Film category

Adaminte Makan Abu (2011)

First original DTS movie in Malayalam–Thirakalkkappuram (1998).

(After the re-release of MDK in 1997, Navodaya installed DTS in about 10 theaters across Kerala from their pocket)

(Thanks Vinod!)

Malayalam Cinema Facts - For PSC

Key Takeaway

Malayalam Cinema Facts - For PSC

First In Malayalam Cinema(15)

- First Film Studio–Travancore National Pictures (1926).*(25)

Evolution of Films(26)

National(19)

International(7)

SideNotes(57)

First original DTS movie in Malayalam–Thirakalkkappuram (1998).

Continue Studying

First of Malayalam Literature

Kerala's Major Research Institutions & Headquarters

Basic Facts about Kerala: For PSC Exams

Autobiographies & Memoirs of Famous Malayalam Authors & Poets

Universities of Kerala – Headquarters, Year of Establishment & Vice-Chancellors

Autobiographies and Books by Chief Ministers of Kerala

Malayalam Cinema Facts - For PSC

Key Takeaway

Malayalam Cinema Facts - For PSC

First In Malayalam Cinema(15)

- First Film Studio–Travancore National Pictures (1926).*(25)

Evolution of Films(26)

National(19)

International(7)

SideNotes(57)

*First original DTS movie in Malayalam–Thirakalkkappuram (1998).*

Continue Studying

First of Malayalam Literature

Kerala's Major Research Institutions & Headquarters

Basic Facts about Kerala: For PSC Exams

Autobiographies & Memoirs of Famous Malayalam Authors & Poets

Universities of Kerala – Headquarters, Year of Establishment & Vice-Chancellors

Autobiographies and Books by Chief Ministers of Kerala

First original DTS movie in Malayalam–Thirakalkkappuram (1998).