V. M. Devadas

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V. M. Devadas
Devadas V.M Malayalam Novelist from Kerala.jpg
BornMarch 1981
Wadakkancherry, Thrissur, Kerala, India
OccupationNovelist, short story writer
Language Malayalam
NationalityIndian
GenreNovel, short story, essays
Notable worksPannivetta, Shalabhajeevitham
Website
Official blog

V. M. Devadas (born March 1981) is a Malayalam novelist, short story writer and screenwriter from Wadakkancherry, Kerala, India.

Contents

List of works

Novels

Short story collections

Screenwriter

NameYearProductionDirector
Garass [4] 2014Pune Film Institute Sanju Surendran
Nadakantham [5] 2017Tungsten BrainsVishnuprasad

Awards

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