Season
Season 1 Episode
- Season 1 Church Going
- Season 1 Malayalam Culture
- Season 1 New Nurses
- Season 1 Business Idea
- Season 1 Christmas Invite
- Season 1 The Haunting
- Season 1 Diet Plan
- Season 1 Agent Exam
- Season 1 New Marketing
- Season 1 Feng Shui
- Season 1 Dating Scene
- Season 1 The Poet
- Season 1 New Pet
- Season 1 The Handyman
- Season 1 India Trip
- Season 1 Sameway
- Season 1 The Millionaire
- Season 1 The Small Party
- Season 1 Rincy's Return
- Season 1 Matt Grows Up
- Season 1 The Party
- Season 1 Gregory Resigns
- Season 1 New Work
- Season 1 New Assistant
- Season 1 Driving Lessons
- Season 1 Generation Gap
- Season 1 Midlife Crisis
- Season 1 The Superstar
- Season 1 Candy Problem
- Season 1 Garbage Collection
- Season 1 Appachan's Krishi
- Season 1 Appachan's Achar
- Season 1 Omana Onam
- Season 1 Job Search
- Season 1 Back To School
- Season 1 Halloween
- Season 1 Mahi's Dilemma
- Season 1 The Rat Problem
- Season 1 Doctor Visit
- Season 1 Black Friday
- Season 1 Brother Visits
- Season 1 Infomercial
- Season 1 Christmas Again
- Season 1 Baby Sitting
- Season 1 The Love Letter
- Season 1 Surprise Birthday
- Season 1 DJ.KJ
- Season 1 Going Home
- Season 1 English Tutor
- Season 1 New Car
Akkara Kazhchakal
9.80 48 minutes Akkara Kazchakal is a Malayalam sitcom that aired on Kairali TV from 2008 to 2010. The series consisted of fifty episodes, and chronicled the lives of a middle-class Malayali family who have settled in the United States. The show was created by Abi Varghese and Ajayan Venugopalan and starred relative newcomers as the leads.
The show is regarded as the first true Malayalam sitcom, and broke broadcasting conventions when it was uploaded into YouTube in its entirety by the show's creators. Akkarakazhchakal has enjoyed widespread popularity during its initial run as well as the subsequent years. The series has been especially commended for its realistic portrayal of Malayali life, social commentary and satirical humour. Josekutty Valiyakallumkal has been widely praised for his portrayal of George Thekkinmoottil, the patriarch of the family
The show's popularity lead to a film titled Akkarakazhchakal: The Movie. The film was available for direct download at the show's website.
