Kozhikode: Eminent Malayalam writer and screenwriter MT Vasudevan Nair has shown slight improvement in his health, according to a statement by doctors at Baby Memorial Hospital. The veteran writer, who has been under intensive care following a cardiac arrest, is responding positively to medication. Doctors reported that he has started moving his hands and legs and is showing better response to treatment compared to Friday.
The hospital is expected to release an updated medical bulletin soon to provide further details about his current condition. According to the last update, MT Vasudevan Nair remains in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), where he is receiving critical care aimed at optimizing cardiac function and stabilizing his vital parameters. The medical team assured that all efforts are being made to provide the best possible care.
The 91-year-old literary icon has been battling age-related ailments for some time. Known as one of the most influential figures in modern Malayalam literature, MT Vasudevan Nair is a celebrated author, screenplay writer, and filmmaker. Some of his iconic works include Naalukettu, Manju, Randamoozham, and Asuravithu. He has also directed seven films and written scripts for over 50 films. MT was honored with the prestigious Jnanpith Award in 1995, recognizing his immense contribution to Indian literature. Fans and the literary community alike continue to pray for his speedy recovery.
