Filled with gratitude for the love and affection I receive from people across states! This time in Hyderabad for the Amma role that I played in “Singam” 😊 (Tamil & Telugu) Thank you Hari sir and team 🙌 #actorslife #singam #singamamma #gratitude #momentswithmaajanaki
#ONLINEEVENT #Storytelling Much loved storyteller Janaki Aunty brings the story of our favourite gentle giant Gajapati Kulapati from the most recent book Little Gajapati Kulapati Kweee! For ages 3 to 7 on Friday, 16 February at 5 pm (on ZOOM) Registration details in BIO or DM for details
Have you taken part in our Sustainability Challenge yet? Listen to what Janaki Sabesh (@maajanaki ) has to say and hopefully it encourages all of you to take part in the Atulya Sustainability Challenge. Drop your sustainable ideas and pledges through a message or video and stand a chance to win a zero-waste goodie hamper from @barenecessities_zerowasteindia
Blending narration, music, and movement, storyteller Janaki Sabesh is bringing a perfect storytelling session for little ones. Enjoy the folktale of a chicken hilariously claiming sisterhood with a crocodile, and much more. 📅 Feb 3-4 🕚 11 AM – 6 PM 📍 The Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet Secure your child’s pass now – Parents’ Entry is absolutely FREE! #HyderabadEvents #KidsWeekend #FamilyFun #hyderabadmoms #hyderabadkids #hyderabadbloggers #hyderabadfamilies #hyderabadvibes #hyderabadmoms #ChildhoodCelebration #ChaloKukdukoo #childrensfest
Join @liltrails in Celebrating Stories – a Special Storytelling Event in collaboration with @amarchitrakatha and @tinklecomicsstudio featuring our Master Storyteller @maajanaki narrating tales that have won many hearts. . When? 20th January 2024, Saturday between 10:30 – 11:30 am . Where? Lil Trails, 4th Floor, #32, First Avenue,Shastri Nagar, Adyar, Chennai – 600020 . Tickets : link in bio (or) bit.ly/celebratingstories (or) www.liltrails.com . #storytelling #amarchitrakatha #tinkle #tinkle700 #ackcomics #childrenbook #childrenstories #chennaievents #eventforkids #chennaikids #chennaiparents #parenting #storyteller #stories #storiesofindia
@liltrails collaborated with @amarchitrakatha and @tinklecomicstudio to Celebrate Stories with our Master Storyteller @maajanaki narrating their stories and the Naanu Paati story that she has written for @tinklecomicstudio . Stories and Songs that sure made everyone sing along and enjoy every moment. #storytelling #amarchitrakatha #tinkle700 #tinkle800 #tinkle #storyteller #eventforkids #indianstories #mythology #storytime #storyforkids #storytellers #indianpublishers #childrenbook #childrenstories
@liltrails collaborated with @amarchitrakatha and @tinklecomicstudio to Celebrate Stories with our Master Storyteller @maajanaki narrating their stories and the Naanu Paati story that she has written for @tinklecomicstudio . Stories and Songs that sure made everyone sing along and enjoy every moment. #storytelling #amarchitrakatha #tinkle700 #tinkle800 #tinkle #storyteller #eventforkids #indianstories #mythology #storytime #storyforkids #storytellers #indianpublishers #childrenbook #childrenstories
@liltrails collaborated with @amarchitrakatha and @tinklecomicstudio to Celebrate Stories with our Master Storyteller @maajanaki narrating their stories and the Naanu Paati story that she has written for @tinklecomicstudio . Stories and Songs that sure made everyone sing along and enjoy every moment. #storytelling #amarchitrakatha #tinkle700 #tinkle800 #tinkle #storyteller #eventforkids #indianstories #mythology #storytime #storyforkids #storytellers #indianpublishers #childrenbook #childrenstories
@liltrails collaborated with @amarchitrakatha and @tinklecomicstudio to Celebrate Stories with our Master Storyteller @maajanaki narrating their stories and the Naanu Paati story that she has written for @tinklecomicstudio . Stories and Songs that sure made everyone sing along and enjoy every moment. #storytelling #amarchitrakatha #tinkle700 #tinkle800 #tinkle #storyteller #eventforkids #indianstories #mythology #storytime #storyforkids #storytellers #indianpublishers #childrenbook #childrenstories
@liltrails collaborated with @amarchitrakatha and @tinklecomicstudio to Celebrate Stories with our Master Storyteller @maajanaki narrating their stories and the Naanu Paati story that she has written for @tinklecomicstudio . Stories and Songs that sure made everyone sing along and enjoy every moment. #storytelling #amarchitrakatha #tinkle700 #tinkle800 #tinkle #storyteller #eventforkids #indianstories #mythology #storytime #storyforkids #storytellers #indianpublishers #childrenbook #childrenstories
@liltrails collaborated with @amarchitrakatha and @tinklecomicstudio to Celebrate Stories with our Master Storyteller @maajanaki narrating their stories and the Naanu Paati story that she has written for @tinklecomicstudio . Stories and Songs that sure made everyone sing along and enjoy every moment. #storytelling #amarchitrakatha #tinkle700 #tinkle800 #tinkle #storyteller #eventforkids #indianstories #mythology #storytime #storyforkids #storytellers #indianpublishers #childrenbook #childrenstories
@liltrails collaborated with @amarchitrakatha and @tinklecomicstudio to Celebrate Stories with our Master Storyteller @maajanaki narrating their stories and the Naanu Paati story that she has written for @tinklecomicstudio . Stories and Songs that sure made everyone sing along and enjoy every moment. #storytelling #amarchitrakatha #tinkle700 #tinkle800 #tinkle #storyteller #eventforkids #indianstories #mythology #storytime #storyforkids #storytellers #indianpublishers #childrenbook #childrenstories
My first trip of 2024, began with a work trip to Kolkata, a city close to my heart. It was for the @kolkatachildrensfestival and I had a wonderful time in the city. After all, it is where I spent the first decade of my life! I was enveloped in the warmth, affection and hospitality of the entire team. A big thank you to the curators of the Fest, Vikram Sridhar, @the_storytellingfellow and Kavita Gupta @mirrorworkshops for making me a part of KCLF. There were plenty of incidents that made my trip special! From meeting authors, fellow storytellers , singing songs in Bengali to sharing stories with the children from the SOS village😊 It was also a special moment when I shared a story I had written for Tinkle, the “Naanu Paati” story, which was an instant hit. But, that’s not all….. I visited 73L Purna Das Road, the place where it all began. It was the building number of my childhood house in Kolkata. After the event, I stayed back an extra day to catch up with an old friend, Sarasij Sengupta, Bhepuda! He took the day off from work to spend time with me and all we did was reminisce about the good old days – how from being just neighbours we became good friends. We walked and talked about our playful adventures when we were little and enjoyed recollecting memories. Every part of the house, from the windows to the balcony, had stories to tell. I felt so fortunate to be connected with my childhood friend. Though we hadn’t kept in touch regularly, we picked up right where we left off. He still has my postcards that I had written to him decades back!! So many years later, Kolkata still feels like it is a part of me, and I love the beautiful sense of belonging. We often attach meaning to some numbers, be it the building number we grew up in, our first phone number, or even our first car nameplate, isn’t it? Every digit could awaken your memories if you allow it! As for me, 73L will always be very special♥️ #childhoodmemories #friendship #gratitude #momentswithmaajanaki
My first trip of 2024, began with a work trip to Kolkata, a city close to my heart. It was for the @kolkatachildrensfestival and I had a wonderful time in the city. After all, it is where I spent the first decade of my life! I was enveloped in the warmth, affection and hospitality of the entire team. A big thank you to the curators of the Fest, Vikram Sridhar, @the_storytellingfellow and Kavita Gupta @mirrorworkshops for making me a part of KCLF. There were plenty of incidents that made my trip special! From meeting authors, fellow storytellers , singing songs in Bengali to sharing stories with the children from the SOS village😊 It was also a special moment when I shared a story I had written for Tinkle, the “Naanu Paati” story, which was an instant hit. But, that’s not all….. I visited 73L Purna Das Road, the place where it all began. It was the building number of my childhood house in Kolkata. After the event, I stayed back an extra day to catch up with an old friend, Sarasij Sengupta, Bhepuda! He took the day off from work to spend time with me and all we did was reminisce about the good old days – how from being just neighbours we became good friends. We walked and talked about our playful adventures when we were little and enjoyed recollecting memories. Every part of the house, from the windows to the balcony, had stories to tell. I felt so fortunate to be connected with my childhood friend. Though we hadn’t kept in touch regularly, we picked up right where we left off. He still has my postcards that I had written to him decades back!! So many years later, Kolkata still feels like it is a part of me, and I love the beautiful sense of belonging. We often attach meaning to some numbers, be it the building number we grew up in, our first phone number, or even our first car nameplate, isn’t it? Every digit could awaken your memories if you allow it! As for me, 73L will always be very special♥️ #childhoodmemories #friendship #gratitude #momentswithmaajanaki
My first trip of 2024, began with a work trip to Kolkata, a city close to my heart. It was for the @kolkatachildrensfestival and I had a wonderful time in the city. After all, it is where I spent the first decade of my life! I was enveloped in the warmth, affection and hospitality of the entire team. A big thank you to the curators of the Fest, Vikram Sridhar, @the_storytellingfellow and Kavita Gupta @mirrorworkshops for making me a part of KCLF. There were plenty of incidents that made my trip special! From meeting authors, fellow storytellers , singing songs in Bengali to sharing stories with the children from the SOS village😊 It was also a special moment when I shared a story I had written for Tinkle, the “Naanu Paati” story, which was an instant hit. But, that’s not all….. I visited 73L Purna Das Road, the place where it all began. It was the building number of my childhood house in Kolkata. After the event, I stayed back an extra day to catch up with an old friend, Sarasij Sengupta, Bhepuda! He took the day off from work to spend time with me and all we did was reminisce about the good old days – how from being just neighbours we became good friends. We walked and talked about our playful adventures when we were little and enjoyed recollecting memories. Every part of the house, from the windows to the balcony, had stories to tell. I felt so fortunate to be connected with my childhood friend. Though we hadn’t kept in touch regularly, we picked up right where we left off. He still has my postcards that I had written to him decades back!! So many years later, Kolkata still feels like it is a part of me, and I love the beautiful sense of belonging. We often attach meaning to some numbers, be it the building number we grew up in, our first phone number, or even our first car nameplate, isn’t it? Every digit could awaken your memories if you allow it! As for me, 73L will always be very special♥️ #childhoodmemories #friendship #gratitude #momentswithmaajanaki
My first trip of 2024, began with a work trip to Kolkata, a city close to my heart. It was for the @kolkatachildrensfestival and I had a wonderful time in the city. After all, it is where I spent the first decade of my life! I was enveloped in the warmth, affection and hospitality of the entire team. A big thank you to the curators of the Fest, Vikram Sridhar, @the_storytellingfellow and Kavita Gupta @mirrorworkshops for making me a part of KCLF. There were plenty of incidents that made my trip special! From meeting authors, fellow storytellers , singing songs in Bengali to sharing stories with the children from the SOS village😊 It was also a special moment when I shared a story I had written for Tinkle, the “Naanu Paati” story, which was an instant hit. But, that’s not all….. I visited 73L Purna Das Road, the place where it all began. It was the building number of my childhood house in Kolkata. After the event, I stayed back an extra day to catch up with an old friend, Sarasij Sengupta, Bhepuda! He took the day off from work to spend time with me and all we did was reminisce about the good old days – how from being just neighbours we became good friends. We walked and talked about our playful adventures when we were little and enjoyed recollecting memories. Every part of the house, from the windows to the balcony, had stories to tell. I felt so fortunate to be connected with my childhood friend. Though we hadn’t kept in touch regularly, we picked up right where we left off. He still has my postcards that I had written to him decades back!! So many years later, Kolkata still feels like it is a part of me, and I love the beautiful sense of belonging. We often attach meaning to some numbers, be it the building number we grew up in, our first phone number, or even our first car nameplate, isn’t it? Every digit could awaken your memories if you allow it! As for me, 73L will always be very special♥️ #childhoodmemories #friendship #gratitude #momentswithmaajanaki
My first trip of 2024, began with a work trip to Kolkata, a city close to my heart. It was for the @kolkatachildrensfestival and I had a wonderful time in the city. After all, it is where I spent the first decade of my life! I was enveloped in the warmth, affection and hospitality of the entire team. A big thank you to the curators of the Fest, Vikram Sridhar, @the_storytellingfellow and Kavita Gupta @mirrorworkshops for making me a part of KCLF. There were plenty of incidents that made my trip special! From meeting authors, fellow storytellers , singing songs in Bengali to sharing stories with the children from the SOS village😊 It was also a special moment when I shared a story I had written for Tinkle, the “Naanu Paati” story, which was an instant hit. But, that’s not all….. I visited 73L Purna Das Road, the place where it all began. It was the building number of my childhood house in Kolkata. After the event, I stayed back an extra day to catch up with an old friend, Sarasij Sengupta, Bhepuda! He took the day off from work to spend time with me and all we did was reminisce about the good old days – how from being just neighbours we became good friends. We walked and talked about our playful adventures when we were little and enjoyed recollecting memories. Every part of the house, from the windows to the balcony, had stories to tell. I felt so fortunate to be connected with my childhood friend. Though we hadn’t kept in touch regularly, we picked up right where we left off. He still has my postcards that I had written to him decades back!! So many years later, Kolkata still feels like it is a part of me, and I love the beautiful sense of belonging. We often attach meaning to some numbers, be it the building number we grew up in, our first phone number, or even our first car nameplate, isn’t it? Every digit could awaken your memories if you allow it! As for me, 73L will always be very special♥️ #childhoodmemories #friendship #gratitude #momentswithmaajanaki
My first trip of 2024, began with a work trip to Kolkata, a city close to my heart. It was for the @kolkatachildrensfestival and I had a wonderful time in the city. After all, it is where I spent the first decade of my life! I was enveloped in the warmth, affection and hospitality of the entire team. A big thank you to the curators of the Fest, Vikram Sridhar, @the_storytellingfellow and Kavita Gupta @mirrorworkshops for making me a part of KCLF. There were plenty of incidents that made my trip special! From meeting authors, fellow storytellers , singing songs in Bengali to sharing stories with the children from the SOS village😊 It was also a special moment when I shared a story I had written for Tinkle, the “Naanu Paati” story, which was an instant hit. But, that’s not all….. I visited 73L Purna Das Road, the place where it all began. It was the building number of my childhood house in Kolkata. After the event, I stayed back an extra day to catch up with an old friend, Sarasij Sengupta, Bhepuda! He took the day off from work to spend time with me and all we did was reminisce about the good old days – how from being just neighbours we became good friends. We walked and talked about our playful adventures when we were little and enjoyed recollecting memories. Every part of the house, from the windows to the balcony, had stories to tell. I felt so fortunate to be connected with my childhood friend. Though we hadn’t kept in touch regularly, we picked up right where we left off. He still has my postcards that I had written to him decades back!! So many years later, Kolkata still feels like it is a part of me, and I love the beautiful sense of belonging. We often attach meaning to some numbers, be it the building number we grew up in, our first phone number, or even our first car nameplate, isn’t it? Every digit could awaken your memories if you allow it! As for me, 73L will always be very special♥️ #childhoodmemories #friendship #gratitude #momentswithmaajanaki
My first trip of 2024, began with a work trip to Kolkata, a city close to my heart. It was for the @kolkatachildrensfestival and I had a wonderful time in the city. After all, it is where I spent the first decade of my life! I was enveloped in the warmth, affection and hospitality of the entire team. A big thank you to the curators of the Fest, Vikram Sridhar, @the_storytellingfellow and Kavita Gupta @mirrorworkshops for making me a part of KCLF. There were plenty of incidents that made my trip special! From meeting authors, fellow storytellers , singing songs in Bengali to sharing stories with the children from the SOS village😊 It was also a special moment when I shared a story I had written for Tinkle, the “Naanu Paati” story, which was an instant hit. But, that’s not all….. I visited 73L Purna Das Road, the place where it all began. It was the building number of my childhood house in Kolkata. After the event, I stayed back an extra day to catch up with an old friend, Sarasij Sengupta, Bhepuda! He took the day off from work to spend time with me and all we did was reminisce about the good old days – how from being just neighbours we became good friends. We walked and talked about our playful adventures when we were little and enjoyed recollecting memories. Every part of the house, from the windows to the balcony, had stories to tell. I felt so fortunate to be connected with my childhood friend. Though we hadn’t kept in touch regularly, we picked up right where we left off. He still has my postcards that I had written to him decades back!! So many years later, Kolkata still feels like it is a part of me, and I love the beautiful sense of belonging. We often attach meaning to some numbers, be it the building number we grew up in, our first phone number, or even our first car nameplate, isn’t it? Every digit could awaken your memories if you allow it! As for me, 73L will always be very special♥️ #childhoodmemories #friendship #gratitude #momentswithmaajanaki
My first trip of 2024, began with a work trip to Kolkata, a city close to my heart. It was for the @kolkatachildrensfestival and I had a wonderful time in the city. After all, it is where I spent the first decade of my life! I was enveloped in the warmth, affection and hospitality of the entire team. A big thank you to the curators of the Fest, Vikram Sridhar, @the_storytellingfellow and Kavita Gupta @mirrorworkshops for making me a part of KCLF. There were plenty of incidents that made my trip special! From meeting authors, fellow storytellers , singing songs in Bengali to sharing stories with the children from the SOS village😊 It was also a special moment when I shared a story I had written for Tinkle, the “Naanu Paati” story, which was an instant hit. But, that’s not all….. I visited 73L Purna Das Road, the place where it all began. It was the building number of my childhood house in Kolkata. After the event, I stayed back an extra day to catch up with an old friend, Sarasij Sengupta, Bhepuda! He took the day off from work to spend time with me and all we did was reminisce about the good old days – how from being just neighbours we became good friends. We walked and talked about our playful adventures when we were little and enjoyed recollecting memories. Every part of the house, from the windows to the balcony, had stories to tell. I felt so fortunate to be connected with my childhood friend. Though we hadn’t kept in touch regularly, we picked up right where we left off. He still has my postcards that I had written to him decades back!! So many years later, Kolkata still feels like it is a part of me, and I love the beautiful sense of belonging. We often attach meaning to some numbers, be it the building number we grew up in, our first phone number, or even our first car nameplate, isn’t it? Every digit could awaken your memories if you allow it! As for me, 73L will always be very special♥️ #childhoodmemories #friendship #gratitude #momentswithmaajanaki
My first trip of 2024, began with a work trip to Kolkata, a city close to my heart. It was for the @kolkatachildrensfestival and I had a wonderful time in the city. After all, it is where I spent the first decade of my life! I was enveloped in the warmth, affection and hospitality of the entire team. A big thank you to the curators of the Fest, Vikram Sridhar, @the_storytellingfellow and Kavita Gupta @mirrorworkshops for making me a part of KCLF. There were plenty of incidents that made my trip special! From meeting authors, fellow storytellers , singing songs in Bengali to sharing stories with the children from the SOS village😊 It was also a special moment when I shared a story I had written for Tinkle, the “Naanu Paati” story, which was an instant hit. But, that’s not all….. I visited 73L Purna Das Road, the place where it all began. It was the building number of my childhood house in Kolkata. After the event, I stayed back an extra day to catch up with an old friend, Sarasij Sengupta, Bhepuda! He took the day off from work to spend time with me and all we did was reminisce about the good old days – how from being just neighbours we became good friends. We walked and talked about our playful adventures when we were little and enjoyed recollecting memories. Every part of the house, from the windows to the balcony, had stories to tell. I felt so fortunate to be connected with my childhood friend. Though we hadn’t kept in touch regularly, we picked up right where we left off. He still has my postcards that I had written to him decades back!! So many years later, Kolkata still feels like it is a part of me, and I love the beautiful sense of belonging. We often attach meaning to some numbers, be it the building number we grew up in, our first phone number, or even our first car nameplate, isn’t it? Every digit could awaken your memories if you allow it! As for me, 73L will always be very special♥️ #childhoodmemories #friendship #gratitude #momentswithmaajanaki
Join @liltrails in Celebrating Stories – a Special Storytelling Event in collaboration with @amarchitrakatha and @tinklecomicsstudio featuring our Master Storyteller @maajanaki narrating tales that have won many hearts. . When? 20th January 2024, Saturday between 10:30 – 11:30 am . Where? Lil Trails, 4th Floor, #32, First Avenue,Shastri Nagar, Adyar, Chennai – 600020
Get set for an unforgettable experience as Janaki Sabesh weaves together humor, melodic rhythms, and enthralling narratives. Join her for a session packed with laughter and spellbinding stories at #KCLF2024! Date: 13th – 14th January, 2024 Venue: Jain Futuristic Academy, Newtown #KolkataChildrensliteratureFestival . . . #director #banglacinema #actor #workshop #booksofimagination #kolkatareads #childrenslitfest #storytimeadventure #culturalvibes #familyfunday #kolkataculture #youngreaders #booklovers #creativekids #festivalofstories #literature #newtale #culturalfest
Celebrate International Mother Language Day by honouring the diverse languages of India, featuring Master Storyteller @maajanaki sharing tales from various Indian states, published by @tulikabooks . @sudharajadr and her Sargam Choir Children will delight us with songs in these languages. . When? 25th February 2024, Sunday between 11 am – 12 pm . Where? Lil Trails, 4th Floor, #32, First Avenue, Shastri Nagar, Adyar, Chennai – 600020 . Register on bit.ly/lillanguage or LilTrails.com . . [stories, mother language, storytelling , children, music ] . . . #stories #music #storiesandmusic #language #motherlanguage #motherlanguageday #liltrails #tulika #maajanaki #children
