I have gone through the main portfolio of your art work.Realy it is great to see your photo and your art work in the net.And moreover the name Muthukulam is highlighted by your name. wish you all success in your future endeveours.

I saw this site somewhere and thought you would be intrested
www.keralamurals.com

Namaste SureshJi Wonderfulwork, really amazing...Time will prove...This message is from a place which is just 10 km away from your place, Let there be messages from 100000 places.... let the noble things happen from every side.....Thanks.

After departing from Aranmula, as promised, I went to the Imperial Hotel in Delhi to admire your mural work at the "Spice Route". I will forever be grateful for your teachings. I almost finished my yogui while still at Aranmula. My only regret is not to have had more painting lessons with you, but I promise I will be going back to Arannmula. Thank you for introducing me to this wonderful world of Kerala art murals which was new for me. By the way, to maintain your inspirational moments while painting with music of my country, Spain, please note that the artists you listened to were Camaron de la Isla, Niña Pastori and Ketama. All the best. Friendly regards, Emilia.

hai suresh! This is alex. I have been to your place seeking an admision at your gurukulam. it is nice to see you around here with wonderful glimses of our traditional art form. all my wishes !!

Congratulations ! Nothing is as seemingly extraordinary and beautiful as the Murals of yours. This traditional art has been most beautifully rendered from the temples across Kerala to the world wide web. I was bowled-over when I came across this site for the first time. From the Celestial Garuda to the Three-Eyed resplendant Maha Ganapathy and Durga accompanied with the Yoginis in the destruction of Mahishasura, all of them are stunning. Vetta, the hunting scene and Theeram, by the river bank are well renowned in most temples of Kerala which I have seen and that of Durga in particular has earned its repute from Swati Thirunal's Padmanabhapuram Palace. I have one kind request that the murals can be made available for permanent storage under 'My Favourite Pictures' as a token of affection so that I may have a quick glance at them at the time I am offline. I hope you will consider this request of mine. Thank You. Well done. It was enthralling.