Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Kannadasan

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Jul 4, 2013, 7:09:47 AM (11 years ago)

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UshaR

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Kannadasan

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 Prodigious Tamil poet, lyricist (over 5000 film
 songs) and producer. Key figure in the early
-DMK Film propaganda genre, often credited
+[[DMK Film]] propaganda genre, often credited
 with reintroducing a classical Tamil literary
 ‘tradition’ to contemporary film audiences.
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 Mullai and the film journal Tenral Tirai; also
 edited the monthly Kannadasan and
-newspaper Katitam. Joined Modern Theatres’
+newspaper Katitam. Joined [[Modern Theatres]]’
 story department (1947). Début as lyricist for
-Ramnoth’s Kanniyin Kathali (1949) but
+[[Ramnoth]]’s Kanniyin Kathali (1949) but
 worked mainly as a dialogue writer until G.R.
 Rao’s Illara Jyothi (1954). Joined the DMK
 (1947-64); responsible for some of their main
-propaganda lyrics in e.g. N.S. Krishnan’s
-Panam (1952), T.R. Sundaram’s Thirumbi
-Paar (1953) and Yoganand’s MGR classic
-Madurai Veeran (1956). Founded
+propaganda lyrics in e.g. [[N.S. Krishnan]]’s
+Panam (1952), [[T.R. Sundaram]]’s Thirumbi
+Paar (1953) and [[Yoganand]]’s [[MGR]] classic
+[[Madurai Veeran]] (1956). Founded
 Kannadasan Pics producing Malai Itta Mangai
-(1958), Sivagangai Seemai (1959), Kavalai
+(1958), [[Sivagangai Seemai]] (1959), Kavalai
 Illatha Manithan (1960), Vanambadi (1963),
 etc. Became an independent star attraction
-after his successful lyrics in Bhimsingh’s early
+after his successful lyrics in [[Bhimsingh]]’s early
 films, usually set to music by the
 Vishwanathan-Ramamurthy team (e.g. Ponal
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 structure. Kannadasan later became a member
 of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee. One of
-his last films is Balu Mahendra’s Moondram
+his last films is [[Balu Mahendra]]’s [[Moondram]]
 Pirai (1982). Other writings include 21 novels,
 10 volumes of religious discourses and over