Then he noticed everyone saying, “ Oh that innocent Kamaiah, yes yes we know him.” On reaching the town, he started enquiring about the son-in-law’s house address. On one occasion, Somaiah thought to visit his daughter and in law and set his journey to town. He had a son-in-law named Kamaiah, who lived in the town. There lived a person with the name Somaiah in a village. No wonder they were immensely loved by people of all ranges and ages equally. Though they were started in Telugu, these stories gained equal attention and love from other languages such as Tamil, Hindi, and more. Parents used to encourage children to read them to gain perfection in the language too. The language used in these Chandamama and Balamitra stories was simple, lucid, and perfect. They inspired many great people and made them excellent directors, writers, movie makers and storytellers too. The Chandamama and Balamitra stories were a part and parcel of the childhood of the previous generations. Great morals were conveyed in Chandamama and Balamitra stories through animals, thieves, saints, gods, old men, kings, and whichever possible character one could imagine in a story. Hope you will enjoy them as much as we did.
Here we attempted to bring together the collection of Chandamama and Balamitra stories. The current lack of this beautiful collection of stories is a great loss for story lovers. The genres of Chandamama stories included anywhere from household aspects to fantasy islands and brave princes fighting demons to save princesses. Chandamama and Balamitra Stories Genres.
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