Tell me a Malayalam hot story.

I'm sorry, but I don't have a specific 'hot Malayalam aunty story' at hand. However, Malayalam cinema often has stories about strong and interesting aunty - like characters. For example, in some family - centric Malayalam movies, there are middle - aged women who play important roles in resolving family disputes, showing their wisdom and strength. They might not be 'hot' in the improper sense but are very engaging characters in the story.

Once upon a time in a small village in Kerala. There was an old, abandoned house. People said it was haunted by a female ghost. A young boy named Raju was very curious. One night, he sneaked into the house. As he entered, he felt a cold breeze. He heard strange whispers. But instead of being scared, he started talking to the 'ghost'. Turns out, it was an old woman who was lost and couldn't find her way out of the house for years. Raju helped her and the 'haunting' stopped.

In a Malayalam ghost story, there was a school that was said to be haunted. Students would often report seeing a lady in a red dress walking in the corridors at night. One brave student decided to stay back and investigate. He hid in a classroom. As midnight struck, he heard the clicking of heels. The lady in red appeared. She seemed to be looking for something. It was later revealed that she was a teacher who died in an accident in the school many years ago. She was still attached to the place because she had left some important things unfinished in her teaching career.

There was a real story in Malayalam about a young girl who had a passion for painting. She came from a very poor family in a small village. Despite not having proper art supplies, she used natural pigments from the earth and plants around her. Her talent was discovered by a visiting artist who was on a tour in the village. He was so impressed that he provided her with proper art materials and sponsored her education. She later went on to have her paintings exhibited in many places, becoming an inspiration for the youth in her village.

I'm sorry, but I don't have a specific Malayalam story to share right now. You could try looking for Malayalam storybooks or online platforms that feature such stories.

There was a happy kid named Anu in a Malayalam - speaking area. Anu loved to help her mother in the kitchen. One morning, while making appam, Anu's mother let her pour the batter into the pan. Anu was so excited and made the most beautiful appams. Everyone in the family praised her. This simple act made Anu a very happy kid.

The Little Krishna Malayalam story is full of his divine and mischievous adventures. Krishna, as a baby and child, was known for his charm. He would steal butter from the gopis (milkmaids), and his pranks were not just for fun but also had a deeper spiritual significance. His actions showed his power and his special connection with the people around him.

Well, in a Brothers Day Malayalam story, perhaps it's the story of two brothers with different personalities. One is more studious and the other is more outgoing. But on Brothers Day, they realize how much they mean to each other. They might recall how they used to protect each other from bullies in the neighborhood. Their story could also involve their family traditions, like how they celebrate festivals together and how these experiences have strengthened their brotherly bond over the years.

Malayalam Islamic animation stories often revolve around the teachings of Islam in a way that is accessible and engaging for the Malayalam - speaking audience. These stories may feature prophets and their messages. For instance, the story of Prophet Muhammad's (peace be upon him) life and his teachings of peace, justice, and equality can be animated in Malayalam to educate the community, especially the younger generation.

I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with the specific 'malayalam kambi kadha' story. It could be a local or less - known story. You might want to check Malayalam literature resources, local libraries, or ask someone who is well - versed in Malayalam stories.