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Dear Vinod sir,
Infact, it is me who took it from FB and put it in NT Thread...Your writeup enlightened me on the different aspect of the same. Sorry about that. Shall verify henceforth and then put anything in mayyam...sincere regrets about that...and appologies.
SRS
Dear SRS
No need to apology.you may ask any doubt about old movies records and it will be clarified as per facts with my knowledge. you are always welcome .
DHEIVATHAAI in SUNLIFE TODAY Directed by P.Madhavan : Needless to say who the hero is....Cast supported by Late Smt.Pandari Bai, Late Sri.Asokan Late Sri. M.N. Nambiar, Late Sri. Nagesh & B.Saroja Devi.
The film has foot tapping songs : Oru Pennai Paarthu Nilavai Paarthaen....You can see a V Shape MGR Physique. I remember stitching one shirt like this after seeing this film in Paragon theater when it was re-released...and it tore in just 10 days because i could not maintain my body. few extra pounds made it to tore that too on a Pongal Day...
Enjoy...:
Thanks For the information SRS
YOU ALSO ENJOY THIS SONGS FROM DEIVATHAI -1964
http://youtu.be/ufwwcCxpz8E
http://youtu.be/Yysr73rDTDY
http://youtu.be/sh7r_0yDNTw
Thanks....Infact, I have admiration for both of them and equally prefer to watch both their movies. I have always beleived both the "Thilagams" beat each other when it comes to competition.Quote:
Originally Posted by esvee
Similarly, ,I have heard that Enga Veetu Pillai broke previous record...Thiruvilayadal broke EVP....Rickshawkaran broke Thiruvilayadal....Vasantha Maligai broke Rickshawkaran...Ulagam Sutrum Valiban broke Vasantha Maligai...Thangapadhakkam broke Ulagam Sutrum Valiban...etc., etc.,
But I have read in many old books about Both the "Thilagams" were personally attached to each other but when it came to profession they behaved as professionals..like Tata & Wipro....Aziz Premji and Ratan Tata may be very close friends personally..when it comes to organization, it is a different approach and they are professionals...But what is most important is...Both the "Thilagams" are admired by so many millions of people even today despite their demise...I think i found out in common is BOTH THE THILAGAMS WERE BACK STABBED BY ONE VILLAIN. For NT Villain back stabbed very early in his political career....For MT Villain though back stabbed late, could not enjoy the benefit instead was put in exile for 11 years i am told....Not sure if am right...!
ungal nalam beni vendi nirkum naamQuote:
Originally Posted by RAGHAVENDRA
Fans recall ‘Makkal Thilagam’ days
(By Sruthisagar Yamunan - CHENNAI 25th December 2012 11:08 AM, INDIAN EXPRESS)
In the early hours of Monday close to sun rise, a group of persons, who could easily be mistook for devote pilgrims on a trip to a temple, descended on the newly-renovated MGR memorial on the Marina.
A priest followed them into the enclosure. Within minutes, a makeshift “homa kundam” was created and a fire was started. Only then did visitors to the memorial realise what was transpiring. Making their journey from far-away places, a group of about 10 men payed obeisance to their “hero,” M G Ramachandran, on his 25th death anniversary with the traditional Hindu ritual of “Shraddham.” They had a list that apparently contained the names of MGR’s parents and grandparents, vital for the entire ritual.
The men, who avoided speaking to others, equated MGR to their parents and attributed their current position to the leader.
This incident is not an aberration. Across the city, the legacy of the former Chief Minister came alive with almost every street corner decked with makeshift pandals occupied by the man’s portrait. Auto stands transformed into spots for food distribution. Many took a trip to the local hospital to donate blood.
Ask any one involved in such activity and it is easy to realise how, even after 25 years since his passing away, MGR has continued to capture the imagination of public. What was surprising though was the participation in these activities by youngsters, who were just 19 or 20 years old and were born well after the lifetime of the charismatic actor. “I have not seen him except in the movies. But my father has told me many times how he had helped poor people like us. For our family, he is God,” said Vel Murugan, son of an auto driver in Triplicane. In the words of such youngsters, it is but natural to see that memories of MGR is something bequeathed as a cherished asset. Songs from his films filled every street of the city. His fans said it drives them even today.
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