Among these, the last four mentioned were produced by Kannadasan himself. Velan), Naane Raja (1956), Madurai Veeran (1956), Mahadevi (1957), Nadodi Mannan (1958 credit shared with Ravindar), Sivagankai Seemai (1959), Kavalai Illatha Manithan (1960), Ratha Thilagam (1963), and Karuppu Panam (1964). These celebrated movies are, Illara Jothi (1954), Sugam Enge (1954 credit shared with A.K. Many of these Tamil movies (starring MGR, Sivaji Ganesan and SSR) were financially/critically successful, though a few were flops. 200 pp.Įxcluded, from the above list, are 10 story scripts Kannadasan wrote for Tamil movies in 1950s – 1960s.
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She made her debut in kannada movie Viraaj in 2018 and Tamil cinema debut with Nenjamundu Nermaiyundu Odu Raja in 2019. Kannadasan short stories and Bhagavad Gita commentary Shirin Kanchwala is an Indian film actress and model, who works in Tamil films, She was born on 19 March 1995, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.Shirin’s age is 25 years (as on 2020), the height of 5.5 feet, and figure 32-28-34. Arthamulla Indu Matham –Questions and Answers.Combined edition of both Part 1 and Part 2 makes up 327 pages. I have indicated, what I consider as Kannadasan’s 23 major works with asterisks. Kannadasan’s entire corpus is given below, for its reference value. I’m not a big fan of fiction, as such I have ignored purchasing Kannadasan’s historical novels and novellas. I do have another dozen titles of minor works in my collection, but unfortunately cannot reach them in time for this essay. Exceptionally, I have included one 2 nd edition work. Here, I provide additional details for 46 of these titles (which are in my personal library), such as the year of first edition and page numbers of these titles. Only the names of the titles are given in this listing. Sayabu Maraikayar provides a list of 123 published titles, under separate categories, as Kannadasan’s oeuvre poetry, epics, movie lyrics, religious philosophy, essays, short stories, historical novels, social novels, novellas, dramas, autobiography, thought droppings, life-help advisory literature, edited works, commentaries and travelogues. The Kannadasan compendium (2003) edited by Prof. Anna, his then political leader, made a sarcasm-tinged quip such as, ‘Why are you asking two-two for everything?’ Again, in his autobiography, Kannadasan makes mention that for this ‘second arrangement’, Karunanidhi expressed his criticism then. Then, 25 years later, against opposition from his family members, Kannadasan married for the third time in May 1976, when he was 48. Their names were Gandhi (m), Kamalanathan (m), Annadurai (m), Seenivasan (m), Gopalakrishnan (m), Revathi (f) and Kalaichelvi (f). Again, he had seven children from this union. In his autobiography, he called this cryptically as his ‘second arrangement’. His wife’s name was Parvathi, from Chennai. Following year, in 1951, Kannadasan married second time. Their names were Alamelu (f), Kanmani Subbu (m), Thenammai (f), Kalaivanan (m), Visalatchi (f), Ramasamy (m) and Venkatasalam (m). Seven children were born from this union. Kannadasan’s first wife’s name was Ponnama, from his native region, Karaikudi. On physical productivity, Kannadasan had a total of 15 children, from three wives, married in sequence in 1950, 19. In this part, I focus on Kannadasan’s productivity: both of, physical and intellectual variety.
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