Surya Puthri

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Surya Puthri
File:Surya Puthri 1941 film .jpg
Theatrical Poster
Directed byEllis R. Dungan
Written byGopalakrishnan
StarringT. R. Rajakumari
Kothamangalam Subbu
K. R. Chellam
Sundari Bai
S. R. Janaki
CinematographySailen Bose,
Kamal Ghosh
Music byV. S. Parthasarathi Ayyangar
Production
company
MPPC Studios
Release date
25 January 1941
CountryIndia
LanguageTamil

Surya Puthri (English:Daughter of Sun) is a 1941 black-and-white Hindu Mythological - Biographical film was directed by American film maker Ellis R. Dungan with his associate J. Moylan. The film script were written by Gopalakrishnan. Music by V. S. Parthasarathi Ayyangar and lyrics were written by Papanasam brother (Known as Papanasam Sivan and Papanasam Rajagopal Iyer). The film were shot by MPPC Studios owned by K. Subramaniyam (later became Gemini Studios taken over by S. S. Vasan) .The film starring Kothamangalam Subbu, K. R. chellam played lead with T. R. Rajakumari, Sundari Bai, S. R. Janaki, played portraying supporting role.[1] Despite of Ellis R. Dungan and the impressive Camera Work, the film did not do well at the Box - Office.[2]

Plot

The story On a festival day, Sage Narada(Master Rajagopal) meets the Sun God(also konown as Surya)(Kothamangalam Subbu) and sings praises of him. He is accosted by Thailakethu, The king of Yakshas(K. S. Gopalakrishnan) who does not like Narada praising the Sun God. He is upset and decides to teach Narada a lesson. Thapathi(K. R. Chellam) is the daughter of the Sun God and the falls in love with the King Samvaran(Kothamangalam Seenu) even without meeting him. The Yakshas King is in love with her. So, he tries to blackmail her to giving up the king. The King's first wife Sulochanan(T. R. Rajakumari) undertakes several sacrifices to save her husband. She also prays to the Sun God, and helped by Narada and evil designs of the Yakshas King are destroyed. The King marries Thapathi and they all live happily hereafter.

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