Parandhaman is a womaniser. A mute girl is married to the much older Punyakodi. Parandhaman seduces the mute girl in the absence of her husband and continues this act with other women. Poomalai is Parandhaman's sister.
The story of the film was inspired from the story of Ahalya.[2] Music for the film was composed by G. Ramanathan. Karunanidhi's witty dialogues were mainly targeted at Indian National Congress, the ruling party. Ganesan, who made his debut through Parasakthi played "anti-hero" roles in most of the films during this period.[4][5] He continued to act in such roles in films such as Rangoon Radha and Andha Naal, both in 1954.[2][5]Thirumbi Paar was one of the earliest films written by M. Karunanidhi who belonged to the DMK. Apparently, the film's dialogues were known to be a political satire on Indian National Congress, the ruling party then.[6]
Reception
The film was a success at the box office.[7] It was lauded mainly for its witty dialogues and political satire. It had a 100-day run in theatres.[4] Sivaji Ganesan's character in—negative role—the film was well received.[2][4] Years later, in an interview he mentioned Thirumbi Paar was one of the best films that he had acted in his career.[2] S. Viswanathan in his Industrial Economist described the film as "one of the powerful movies M Karunanidhi [MK] scripted".[8]
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Thirumbi Paar transl Look Back is a 1953 Indian Tamil language film starring Sivaji Ganesan P V Narasimha Bharathi Pandari Bai Krishna Kumari and Girija Produced and directed by T R Sundaram of Modern Theatres the film was written by M Karunanidhi who would later become the chief minister of Tamil Nadu Thirumbi Paar was one of the earliest Tamil films whose dialogues were known to be a political satire on the Indian National Congress the ruling party then Sivaji Ganesan played a negative role in the film and received wide acclaim Thirumbi PaarTheatrical release posterDirected byT R SundaramWritten byM KarunanidhiProduced byT R SundaramStarringSivaji GanesanPandari BaiCinematographyW R Subba RaoEdited byL BaluMusic byG RamanathanProductioncompanyModern TheatresRelease date10 July 1953Running time15616 ftLanguageTamil Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Production 4 Reception 5 Soundtrack 6 References 7 Bibliography 8 External linksPlot EditThis article needs an improved plot summary You can provide one by editing this article November 2022 Learn how and when to remove this template message Parandhaman is a womaniser A mute girl is married to the much older Punyakodi Parandhaman seduces the mute girl in the absence of her husband and continues this act with other women Poomalai is Parandhaman s sister Cast EditMale cast 1 Sivaji Ganesan as Paranthaman Narsimhabharathi as Pandiyan Durairaj as Karudan Thangavelu as Punyakodi Karunanidhi as Kundumani Thirupathisami as Mill Proprietor Krishnan as Office Boy Singam Krishnamoorthi as Bhagavathar Chellamuthu as Disciple Muthukoothan as Disciple Krishnan as Lawyer Soundar as Inspector Srinivasagopalan as Judge Ganapathi as Watchman Female cast 1 Pandari Bai as Poomalai Girija as Kumudha Krishna Kumari as Bama Saraswathi as Usha Muthulakshmi as Dumb Girl Dhanalakshmi as ThangammalProduction EditThirumbi Paar was produced and directed by T R Sundaram 2 M Karunanidhi the story and dialog writer 3 was then a prominent member of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam DMK 2 The story of the film was inspired from the story of Ahalya 2 Music for the film was composed by G Ramanathan Karunanidhi s witty dialogues were mainly targeted at Indian National Congress the ruling party Ganesan who made his debut through Parasakthi played anti hero roles in most of the films during this period 4 5 He continued to act in such roles in films such as Rangoon Radha and Andha Naal both in 1954 2 5 Thirumbi Paar was one of the earliest films written by M Karunanidhi who belonged to the DMK Apparently the film s dialogues were known to be a political satire on Indian National Congress the ruling party then 6 Reception EditThe film was a success at the box office 7 It was lauded mainly for its witty dialogues and political satire It had a 100 day run in theatres 4 Sivaji Ganesan s character in negative role the film was well received 2 4 Years later in an interview he mentioned Thirumbi Paar was one of the best films that he had acted in his career 2 S Viswanathan in his Industrial Economist described the film as one of the powerful movies M Karunanidhi MK scripted 8 Soundtrack EditThe music was composed by G Ramanathan Lyrics by Bharathidasan amp Kannadasan 1 Song Singers Lyrics Length Aavanna Doonaa Aadu Jikki Kannadasan 02 13 Kanniyargal Vellai Manam Pol A M Rajah amp Swarnalatha 03 17 Kalappadam Kalappadam S C Krishnan 01 28 Kaadhalar Vaazhndha Ullaasa Vaazhvil Jikki 02 48 Kannaale Panpaadum Thiruchi Loganathan amp P Leela 02 55 Nallavaraam Oru Aanodu Pennum T S Bagavathi 02 50 Kannalla Thoongamma P Leela 02 57 Vaazhkai Vaazhvadharkke S C Krishnan 02 18 Pozhudhu Vidindhaal Thirumamam T S Bagavathi 01 02 Kaanagatthil Kaadhaliyai D B Ramachandra 00 43 Paandiyan En Sollai P Leela Bharathidasan 02 19 Ponndutthu Padaitthaano A M Rajah K Rani amp T S Bagavathi 02 58References Edit a b c த ர ம ப ப ப ர PDF song book in Tamil Modern Theatres 1953 Retrieved 3 November 2022 a b c d e f Guy Randor 13 March 2009 Thirumbi Paar 1953 The Hindu Archived from the original on 18 March 2009 Rathinagiri 2007 p 65 a b c ச வ ஜ பத ம ன ஜ ட ய க நட த த ம தல படம பணம Maalai Malar in Tamil 7 January 2010 Retrieved 15 December 2013 a b Hoiberg amp Ramchandani 2000 p 152 The Illustrated Weekly of India 1975 p 36 ம டர ன த ய ட டர ஸ தய ர ப ப ல ச வ ஜ கண சன நட த த த ர ம ப ப ப ர Maalai Malar 28 October 2009 Archived from the original on 15 December 2013 Retrieved 15 December 2013 Viswanathan 1998 p 16 Bibliography EditHoiberg Dale Ramchandani Indu 2000 Students Britannica India D to H Dadra and Nagar Haveli to Hyena Encyclopaedia Britannica India Rathinagiri R 2007 Time capsule of Kalaignar Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam OCLC 680676772 The Illustrated Weekly of India Published for the proprietors Bennett Coleman amp Company Limited at the Times of India Press January 1975 Viswanathan S 1998 Industrial Economist S Viswanathan External links EditThirumbi Paar at IMDb Thirumbi Paar Titles on YouTube Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index 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