Now one of the prominent branches of literature, biographies and autobiographes flourished during the 21st century. Even today Malayalam literature is abounding with biographies and autobiographies. Moidu Moulavi’s Moulaviyude Atmakatha (1985), Thikkodiyan’s Arangu Kaanatha Nadan (1991) are some of the most prominent autobiographies in Malayalam literature. Kunji Raman Nair’s Kaviyude Kalpadavukal (1975), Vaikkom Chandrasekharan Nair’s Anubhavangle Nanni (1985), E. Gopalan’s Ente Jeevitha Katha (1972), Cherukad’s Jeevitha Paatha (1974), Father Joseph Vadakans’ Ente Kuthipum Kithapum (1974), P. Cherian’s Ente Kala Jeevitham (1964), Sebastian Kujukunju Bhagavathar’s Oru Nadante Athmakatha (1964), K. Kesava Menon’s Kazhijakaalam (1958), artist P.
Kesavan’s Jeevitha Samaram (1945), Mannathu Padmanabhan’s Ente Jeevitha Smaranakal (1957), K. Malayalam autobiography was enriched with the publication of C. Panicker’s autobiography was published in four parts between 19. Post-independence many life stories and autobiographies appeared on the scene. Nehru’s and Tagore’s autobiographies were translated to Malayalam in 19 respectively. Sankaran Nair’s autobiography (1945) were some of the autobiographies in the beginning period. Krishna Pillai’s Jeevitha Smaranakal (1938, 1949), C. Swadheshabhimani Ramakrishna Pillai’s Ente Naadukadathal (1911), Sahitya Panchananan’s Smaranamandalam (1938), E.
Vaikkom Pachumoothattu’s life story published in 1875 and a short autobiography written in English by Vishakam Thirunal Maharaja in 1880 belong to this category. It is believed that the first autobiography was an account of the details of the lives of Appathadeeri and Vella. These branches of literature began during the 1870s. Writing about someone else’s life is biography. Biography and autobiography reflects the historical period in which the person lived and both contains the history of life.
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