Vidhan, Vihan Viyan and Vivan with their mother | Photo: Mathrubhumi
Thiruvananthapuram: ‘Prakasham’, a home located near Thiruvananthapuram Medical College Hospital, echoes with the cute voices of four little kids, singing ABCD, 1234, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and several other rhymes.
Three-year-old quadruplets Vidhan, Vihan, Viyan and Vivan, sons of Vyshakh and Treesa, are all set to go to the nursery at MGM Central Public School in Akkulam wearing new uniforms and bags. Their mother and grandparents are busy preparing for the big day as well.
Treesa gave birth to the kids in Saudi Arabia in 2020 during the peak of the pandemic. She had then been working as a nurse in Shaqra. Later, she moved back to Kerala with her kids, whom she affectionately calls by their nicknames Adhi, Kichu, Bobby and Kunju.
“They are always together, be it for games or sleep. Even when they fall ill, they are together too,” says Treesa, who now has to take care of the kids alone as her husband is employed as a nurse in Jeddah.
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