Story Time with Asha Teacher - Malayalam Stories

What happens when jealousy poisons not just hearts—but an entire kingdom?In this haunting folktale, a king with seven queens finally receives the blessing he longed for… only to lose it to betrayal.A newborn miracle is buried in ash.A mother is cast away in shame.And nature itself falls silent.But when flowers refuse to bloom and a mysterious talking tree guards the truth, destiny begins to unravel lies that no power can hide.This is a story about:envy that destroys,truth that waits patiently,and forgiveness that heals even the deepest wounds.Listen to The Seventh Queen—a timeless tale where justice blooms like a flower from ashes.

In the ancient land of Kushavati, Queen Shilavati longed for a child. Her penance was so intense that even Indra appeared before her—with a strange choice.She could have:a handsome son without wisdom, oran ugly son blessed with brillianceAnd she had to decide who would be born first.Shilavati chose wisdom over beauty—and thus was born Prince Kusha.Kusha grew into a ruler of extraordinary intelligence, artistry, and learning. He could sculpt stone into life, rule with justice, and speak with unmatched clarity. Yet his appearance made people hesitate—and fear.When the time came for marriage, Kusha did not describe himself with words.He carved a stone image—and asked his parents to find a bride who matched that vision.They found Princess Prabhavati.But from the very beginning, there was a condition:“Do not look at your husband’s face.”Veils covered faces. Curiosity burned. Love struggled to breathe.When Prabhavati finally discovered the truth ,she fled—unable to accept the man she married.What followed was not revenge, nor anger—but a quiet, painful pursuit of love.Will beauty triumph over wisdom?Or will love learn to see beyond the face?This episode is a timeless tale about choice, perception, inner worth, and the courage to love what the world rejects

Sukku and Dukku – A Tale of Spindles, Wind, and Fate
In a small village lived a weaver with two wives and two daughters—Sukku and Dukku. Though born under the same roof, their destinies would take very different turns.
After the weaver’s death, jealousy and cruelty ruled the household. Sukku and her mother drove Dukku and her widowed mother out, forcing them to take shelter in an abandoned house at the edge of the village. With nothing but a broken charkha and a damaged spinning wheel, the two women rebuilt their lives thread by thread.
Dukku spun cotton borrowed from kind villagers, selling her yarn in the market and surviving with quiet dignity. But one mysterious evening, as she worked alone, a sudden cold wind swept into the house and carried away her cotton ball—leading Dukku on a strange journey beyond the village, beyond fear, and into the Palace of the Wind.
There, she met the Mother Wind, whose blessing would change Dukku’s fate forever.
When Sukku tried to follow the same path driven by greed, destiny responded very differently.
This episode is a powerful folktale about kindness and cruelty, effort and entitlement, and how the same road can lead to fortune for one—and ruin for another.

The Story of Sri Buddha – From Prince to the Enlightened One
This episode tells the timeless story of Sri Buddha, the great teacher who transformed human thought with compassion and wisdom.
Born as Prince Siddhartha to King Śuddhodana and Queen Māyā, his birth itself was surrounded by divine signs and prophecies. Sheltered within palace walls from sorrow and suffering, the young prince lived a life of luxury—until a series of encounters changed his destiny forever.
Moved by the realities of old age, illness, and death, Siddhartha renounced his royal life in search of truth. His long journey through asceticism, doubt, and inner struggle finally led him to sit beneath the Bodhi Tree, where, after a night of deep meditation, he attained Enlightenment and became the Buddha — the Awakened One.
This episode explores his birth, renunciation, awakening, and the moment when compassion replaced desire, and wisdom replaced fear—marking the beginning of a path that would guide millions toward peace and liberation.

Mary was just an ordinary village girl, trusted with an extraordinary responsibility—to care for her little brother while her parents went to the market.
A single moment of carelessness changed everything.
When strange cranes darkened the sky and her baby brother vanished without a trace, Mary realized that old warnings were real after all. Filled with fear and guilt, she set out alone on a dangerous journey, following the path of the cranes into a world where ovens speak, trees remember kindness, and help comes only to those who show compassion.
Her search leads her to a terrifying place—a hut too sweet to be safe, where danger hides behind beauty and a child’s life hangs by a thread.
Will Mary reach her brother in time?
Can kindness truly protect against evil?
This haunting Hungarian folktale is a story of responsibility, courage, and how small good deeds can save lives.