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Kambi Kathakal is a great work that gives us an account of the life and times of Kambi Thathikkattu. The novel was composed in Malayalam language in the year 1825 AD. It is one of the most popular works for many centuries in both India and across the world. It has been translated into Arabian language by Dr. Jafar al-Behroushi (1820 AD), English Language by Lohia Bhatt (1968 AD) and Hindi Language by Brij Nath Dutt (1961 AD). The themes written about are different aspects like love, family, friendship, successions to property etc. Some of the themes in the novel include: The Malayalam novel Kambi Kathakal is a historical fiction piece. There are many characters in the novel. There are eleven main characters and four supporting characters. The main characters:There are eleven supporting characters including: The novel was published in 1825 AD. The themes in the story were informed by social and political events of Malabar region of Kerala at that time, which was influenced by Portuguese and Dutch colonizers. The themes in the story were based on the life and times of Kambi Thathikkattu. The novel was composed in Malayalam language. The author did not write a single word in English, but did write a few lines of Hindi and a few lines of English. The novel was written by Mulliyil Krishnan Namboothiri. He wrote the whole novel in Malayalam language along with a part of the English translation of the book. The rest of the parts were translated from Malayalam to various other languages such as Hindi,English etc., by his descendants and many scholars. These translations are still popular until today and are available in several languages all over India and world wide . The novel has been translated into Arabian language in 1820 AD by Dr. Jafar al-Behroushi. It was said that even when the novel was translated in Arab, it had many readers for more than two centuries until today. It is also available in English when translated by Lohia Bhatt (1968 AD). It is also available in Hindi when translated by Brij Nath Dutt (1961 AD). The novel has been adapted for a TV series named ‘Kambi’ which was critically acclaimed and became a very famous serial all over India and abroad. "Kambi Kathakal" by Mulliyil Krishnan Namboothiri https://www.scribd.com/doc/27828705/Kambi-Kathakal-Mulliyil-Krishnan-Namboothiri https://www.scribd.com/doc/27908114/Lohia-Bhatt-Translations https://www.scribd.com/doc/27673952/Kambis-characters [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] http://cmsndb. cfa1e77820
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