Hannah

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Hannah is not just a story but a journey called life. Sometimes in life, we meet certain people whom we never forget. The time we spent together is engraved in our memories forever. Hannah is one such experience.

When the narrator once travelled from Pala to Kuravillangad, he met a young woman, Hannah. From then, they went on to explore her village, Aarkara, situated on the banks of the river Meenachil. Meanwhile, they travelled through her story, exploring her catechism classes, the sexism of the toxic patriarchal society around her, her love, finding her sexuality, homophobia, death, and how people move on after losing their loved ones.

Hannah is a celebration of life and death. Nothing is constant, not even our pain. But when you look back, life is as beautiful as a red rose.