“ what I want to worship or who I want to marry should be my choice” - Aasha/ Ayesha. This is the beautiful ending I have heard in 2020. Anita Nair started off with a beautiful description of the aesthetics of a tiny village in Kerala and the lifestyle of people and the the curiosity of a young girl who is struggling within herself to find a sense of belonging. Though I thought the ending might get cliched as the girl seemed to agree to her Maashe’s plan of getting married to him ( an 18 year young girl to a 64 year old man) & changing her religion only to have an identity in the society; but the end where she chose to go and find her tribe of people and fight for her rights leaving behind all the luxuries offered to her really is heart-touching and inspiring. Prakash Raj has always been my favourite character for a villain, a father or a hero on the screen . His voice for this story added more exquisiteness to the story.

The narration in the voice of Prakash Raj was as good as the the descriptive heartwarming story by Anta Nair......dosa making was never such a beautiful process in my mind as described in the book.... couldn't wait to make myself one after reading the book...

So well narrated by Prakash Raj!

Superb Naration and very different story content

Loved it. Thank you Mr Prakash Raj.

My 1st audio book. For whole of the story I had a virtual trip to Kerala's Village. Prakash Raj narration gives life to the story and makes you to forget that you were listening the story.

The writing and the plot are bothe nice. The narrator breathes life into this heartwarming tale.

Beautiful. In the voice of prakash Raj and detailed descriptive scenes in the book make this audio a delicious delight.

My favourite author who can make the process of making a dosa sound so poetic.

Such a soulful story... Loved it. Classic Anita Nair... breathing in life to characters and making them so life like, within few pages. The story is short, yet so profound n engaging that one can get lost in the village setting in Kerala n the ruffle a political decision can bring in to simple lives in a sleepy village.