This design project aims to narrate the captivating story of the hookah makers of Malabar through the engaging medium of motion graphics. It highlights the lesser-known fact that the iconic brass hookahs, often associated with Arab culture, were crafted in the coastal regions of Malabar, Kerala. The project explores the history of the Malabar hookah, from its origins and manufacturing beginnings in Kerala to its growth and eventual decline. It examines the cultural significance of the hookah and its symbolic connection to both local and Arab lifestyles. Additionally, the project addresses the decline of this craft, analyzing economic, social, and global factors contributing to its near extinction. It provides insights into the current state of the Malabar hookah, the challenges faced by remaining artisans, and efforts to revive this traditional craft.