Following their tradition, All India Radio (AIR) is organising a week-long audio drama fest, ‘Akhilakerala Radio Natakolsavam’, from September 8 to 14.

The plays, which will go on air in various Akashavani stations across the state at 9.30 pm, as per AIR are replicas of human minds and their various emotions. The one-hour-long plays will have a repeat telecast the very next day at 11.00 am.

Directed by Beban Kaimaparamban and written by the well-known short story writer, K K Sudhakaran, Kinavil Kandathu will be the curtain raiser in Thiruvananthapuram station on September 8.

Veena, a sensitive and lovable girl, who considers her relationships most valuable, falls in love with Hemanth and what transpires there after is the story of this heartwarming play. Cine actor Remya Nambeesan renders voice for Veena’s character, while the known dubbing artists like Anandavalli and Shobi Thilakan are also part of the project.

Vithakkunnavante Upama to be broadcasted in Kannur station on September 9 is written and directed by K V Sarathchandran. Based on a parable of a farmer and his seeds from the bible, this one-act-play’s audio is given by cine-actor Siddique.

Ooma parayunnathu, a heart wrenching story of a hearing and speaking impaired Kunjamma and her struggles, is being aired on September 10 in the Kozhikode station. Penned by Pradeepkumar Kavunthara and directed by C Krishnakumar, Ooma Parayunnathu will be different experience for the audience. Rajagopalan Karappatta, T P Rajagopalan Kaavil, Gangadharan Aayadathil, Murali Nambiar, Vineeth Thikkodi, Balan Kaavil, Elsy Mathew, T Soujath, Ajitha Nambiar and P M Deepa Kottoor render voice to the play.

Written and directed by G Hiran, Mahakavi Moyinkutty Vaidyar is a play adaptation of Badarul Muneer Husnul Jamal, a literary work by Moyinkutty Vaidyar. The play to be broadcasted in Mancheri station on September 11, has Abdulla Nenmanda, Ravi K Manoranjan, Hassan Paingottur, Pradeep Kurikkathur and many others giving voice to it.

Thrissur station will be airing Hamsageetham, a play directed by T T Prabhakaran and Uma Balan. A sneak peek into the life of Alexander Pushkin is what Hamsageetham achieves in one hour.

Featuring cine and drama legends like KPSC Lalitha and Kalasala Babu, Jeevithathinte koythupadangal, a play based on the life of Tarashankar Bandopadhyay, will be broadcasted on September 13 in Kochi station.

Thakkol, a play based on the contemporary lifestyle, directed by Biju Mathew will be aired in Ananthapuri FM on September 14.

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