We are born into stories—of love, duty, shame, and silence. Some of them shape us. Others confine us. But what happens when we begin to question the narratives we were told were normal?
Adaiyalam (Tamil for ‘identity’ or ‘marker’) is a deeply personal and powerful exploration of unlearning—of shedding the inherited beliefs that no longer serve us and reclaiming the wisdom that was erased. Blending philosophy, storytelling, and lived experien
We are born into stories—of love, duty, shame, and silence. Some of them shape us. Others confine us. But what happens when we begin to question the narratives we were told were normal?
Adaiyalam (Tamil for ‘identity’ or ‘marker’) is a deeply personal and powerful exploration of unlearning—of shedding the inherited beliefs that no longer serve us and reclaiming the wisdom that was erased. Blending philosophy, storytelling, and lived experien