Seethaiyin Thukkam Thamayanthiyin Aavesam

This book outlines the place where the Ramayana and the Mahabharata focus on folkloric performances away from the source material. The accounts of Aravan, Karna, Sita and Damayanti speaking realistically differ from the sources. National tradition does not always justify adharma.

Sending Sita back to the forest seems cruel to the singer. He didn't justify it. Sita's grief haunts him. Natara Patagan could not bear to be excluded because of Karna's birth. This book describes all these with a simple story-telling technique.