Allegorical Strategy in Pavannan's Short Stories

The allegorical strategies that are prevalent in Pavannan's short stories add strength to short story literature. Short story writers create their work in such a way that the writer catches the heart of the reader. V.V.S Aiyer was the first to praise the art form of short stories and wrote many great works in Tamil. His short stories were compiled under the title Mangaiyarkarasi's Love. Kulathankarai Arasa maram, one of his short stories is still very much famous. Similarly, Pavannan is the best short story writer by taking a good plot and showing the best strategy. Pavannan has followed the method of attracting readers through various strategies. This article categorizes and reveals the multifaceted parables that are interwoven in two short stories of Pavannan, Mudivu and Yaezhu Ilatcham Varigal

Social Reform in the Short Story ‘Kaalani’ by Pavannan

A writer transforms all his experience about life into a piece of work, by giving different colours. Pavannan is a great thinker and he has created 11 short stories in the volume of short stories called ‘Yaevaalin Irandaavathu Mudivu’. His short story published in the Tamilini Publishing House December 2002 by is a collection of his thoughts based on experiences. He has compiled the stories that was published in various magazines and published a volume of short stories. The short story 'Kaalani' is the tenth short story in this volume of short stories. Various social reform ideas can be seen in this short story. In the short story, we can learn about the advertising company’s stories, scenes and direction. This short story is an example of how you can make a very famous advertisement using your life experience. The purpose of this article is to identify and sequence the social reform ideas in the short story ‘Kalani’ which was written and published in the year 2002