Vallathol

Vallathol is known as the traditional Keralite dance form Kathakali that regained its vibrancy. He founded Kerala Kalamandalam in Cheruthuruthy near the bank of Bharathapuzha and played a prominent role. In the state of Kerala in modern times catalog art revived mainly due to the efforts of Ballastall and Kerala Random in Kerala State. During my overseas trip from 1950 to 1953, he inspired the world's interest in this art. Balazar is considered the greatest nationalist poet in this language. He actively participated in the KMT campaign. He took part in all the Indian meetings at the Indian meeting in 1922 and 1927 and refused the royal honor given to him by Prince Wales during his visit to India in 1922. Balasor is still a worshiper of Mahatma Gandhi and wrote the poem "Ente Gurunathan" ("My good teacher") to praise him.

The documentary "Lokame Tharavadu" is overseen by Rifa Shalees Chennara from the hometown of this great poet. Anil Vallathol, president of Calicut University in Malayalam, wrote a documentary script and is a relative of Vallathol. Abdussalam Machingal produced a documentary under the flag of JCI, Tirur. The story of the background was completed by Aliyar, pop actor and dubbing artist in Malayalam language movie industry. ONV said that Vallathole improved the art of Kerala through his efforts to establish Kalamandalam. Sukumar Azheekode stated that although the river that many poets disappeared disappeared, these songs will remain as eternal immortal works. The documentary also includes more than 100 rare photograph collections of Vallathole. Excerpts from poems are quoted by Deepa Palanadu, Baburaj Vadakanchery, Sheeba Anil, Vinduja Menon, Reniya.