The Only disability in life is a bad attitude...Kutty proves the point

Limited by birth, Kutty scales great heights, literally

 Kutty, who was unable to perform most of the tasks due to his disability since birth, has now gone on to become one of the well known figures in Karkala. Born at Ayyappanagar in Karkala, Kutty was brought up in Chikmagalur. He presently lives at Kanajar with his two wives.
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