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Jun 28, 2012, 4:06:08 PM (12 years ago)

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+'''P. Padmarajan (1936-91)'''
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+Malayalam writer, scenarist and director.
+Studied chemistry in Trivandrum, where he
+also worked as an AIR announcer. Author of
+15 novels and scenarist before becoming a
+director. Considered a leading member of a
+second generation of modernist writers,
+following M.T. Vasudevan Nair and O.V.
+Vijayan. Several of his anarchist novels, often
+about people on the margins, crime and
+sexual jealousy, have been the sources for e.g.
+Bharathan’s and I.V. Sasi’s films. His own
+films have however seldom adapted his own
+published fiction, although based on his own
+screenplays. Best-known film is Koodevide?,
+a psychological drama about the violence
+simmering underneath polite discourse. His
+folk parable Oridathoru Phayalwan is
+about the rise and fall of a childishly simple
+wrestler who makes a success of his sport,
+marries the prettiest woman in the village but
+finds himself a loser in life. Script credits
+include: Bharathan’s Prayanam (1975), Rathi
+Nirvedham (1978), Thakara (1979), Lorry
+(1980) and Eenum (1983); I.V. Sasi’s Itha Ivide
+Vare (1977), Vadagaikku Oru Hridayam
+(1978), Kaikeyi (1983) and Kaanamarayathu
+(1984); K.S. Sethumadhavan’s
+Nakshatrangale Kaval (1978); K.G. George’s
+Rappadigalude Gatha (1978); Mohan’s Salini
+Ente Kuttukari (1980).
+
+
+'''FILMOGRAPHY:''' 1979:
+Peruvazhiyampalam; 1981: Oridathoru
+Phayalwan; Kallan Pavithran; 1982:
+Novemberinte Nashtam; 1983: Koodevide?;
+1984: Parannu Parannu Parannu; 1985:
+Thinkalazhcha Nalla Divasam; Arappatta
+Kettiya Gramathil; 1986: Desadanakkili
+Karayilla; Namukku Parkkan Munthiri
+Thoppukal; Kariyila Kattu Pole; 
+1987:Nombarathi Poovu; Thoovana Thumbigal;
+1988: Aparan; Moonnam Pakkam; 1989:
+Innale; 1991: Jnan Gandharvan.
+
+[[Writer]]
+
+[[Director]]