Illiterate man who sold books

[kakatiya]

 

 

Alwar came to Chennai at the age of 15 and started working as lightboy in a studio before he began selling books on the street.

 

Despite the fact that he was illiterate, Alwar knew all his books and and authors. His love for books not only made him popular among the readers, even some of the most famous literary figures in South India who used to visit him at his shop

[Amrita]

[Printcopyscan]

బొక్కలో thing.... 

మా లోకేష్ బాబు జిందాబాద్..... విజయవాడ వాసుల మది..... నారా కాలనీ 

[kakatiya]

1 hour ago, Amrita said:

Not watching duperbowl ?

[Amrita]

16 minutes ago, kakatiya said:

Not watching duperbowl ?

Interest ledu. I don't really watch unless i have friends around. 

[hunkyfunky]

36 minutes ago, Amrita said:

Interest ledu. I don't really watch unless i have friends around. 

You are not missing anything..even half time is so boring ... Not just for men even for girls ....

[Amrita]

6 minutes ago, hunkyfunky said:

You are not missing anything..even half time is so boring ... Not just for men even for girls ....

Thanks makes me feel even better 

[quirky]

Awesome 

 

I miss gollapudi gari's weekly columns

koumudi.net lo upload chesevallu

[Epic]

I think it would make him uneducated not illiterate. Anyways RIP

Alwar, passed away on Friday at the age of 95 due to age-related ailments. he has been bed-ridden for nearly five years and the shop was run by his family.