'''T.Hariharan''', 


Malayalam director born in Calicut. Arts teacher
in Kerala and film critic; also associated with
the theatre. Became assistant to M.S. Mani in
Madras (1960) and to M. Krishnan Nair.
Continued as assistant until successful
directorial début in 1973 with a hit about a
wealthy young woman who returns from
Singapore and is sought after for her money.
[[Panchagni]] was a major hit, as was Sargam,
starring Manoj K. Jayan. Films often written by
[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.T._Vasudevan_Nair|M.T. Vasudevan Nair]] addressing the latter’s
favoured themes revisiting the condition of a
declining feudal Nair community (e.g.
[[Parinayam]]). Made one Hindi film, Anjaam.
Along with [[I.V. Sasi]], represents a cinema
implicated in the economy of Kerala’s migrant
workers in the Middle East in the 1980s.


'''FILMOGRAPHY''': 1973: Ladies’ Hostel; 1974:
College Girl; Raja Hamsam; Ayalathe Sundari;
Bhoomidevi Pushpiniyayi; 1975: Babu Mon;
Love Marriage; Madhura Pathinezhu; 1976:
Panchami; Rajayogam; Themmadi Velappan;
Kanyadanam; Ammini Ammavan; 1977:
Ivanente Priyaputhran; Sujatha; Sangamam;
Tholkkan Enikku Manassilla; 1978:
Adimakachavadam; Kudumbam Namakku
Sreekovil; Snehathinte Mukhangal; Yagaswam;
1979: Edavazhiyile Pucha Mindappucha;
Sharapanjaram; 1980: Muthichippikal; Lava;
1981: Valarthu Mrugangal; Pucha Sanyasi;
Shriman Shrimati; 1982: Ankuram; Anuraga
Kodathi; 1983: Varanmare Avashyamundu;
Evedayo Oru Sathru; 1984: Poomadathu
Pennu; Vikatakavi; Vellom; 1986: Panchagni;
Nakhakshathangal; Anjaam; 1987: Amritam
Gamaya; 1988: Aranyakam; 1989: Oru
Vadakkan Veeragatha; Charan Data; 1990:
Oliyambugal; 1992: Sargam; 1994:
Parinayam.

[[Director]]