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The creativity and hard work behind today’s Malayala Manorama front-page design on V.D. Satheesan is simply beautiful. Turning thousands of people into a powerful portrait, that’s not just design, it’s storytelling through art. Brilliant work. 🔥 Malayala Manorama

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