Unilaterally Sivaji Ganesan falls in love with K.R.V though she does not intend the same. The three live together hunting jobs independently. Another jobless youngster is brought in by Sivaji Ganesan, who finds the man in strange conditions. Mr.VSR is certainly convinced of their honesty and strict abeyance from deviant attitudes. The house owner is a strict landlord never losing a moment for asking rent and he does not hesitate to throw them out but retains them as the only daughter of his comes to their rescue. Even the most rent of Rs 5/- a month is beyond their capacity as they make only a hand to mouth existence with hand in mouth on many days.YET, THEY DO NOT RESORT TO any unlawful activity.They stick to honesty on the face of adversity. The two share a room rented out by V.S.Raghavan in his house. Sivaji Ganesan and V.Gopalakrishnan are daily wage earners, if they manage a job on a day. How each member is right by his or her reckoning can be understood from their utterances through the movie. The story in Nenjiruukum varai is another lot of sacrifice enunciated on a circumstantial bondage between people who are unrelated but brought into a sort of association as members of a middle class society, waging an endless war for survival. Posted: Wed 9:03 am Post subject: NENJIRUKKUM VARAI - THE STORY 'MSV CLUB' - The Discussion Forum of Forum Index Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Official Website of M.S.Viswanathan - Legendary Indian ComposerįAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register The film achieved cult status in Tamil cinema and was dubbed into Telugu as Paapa Pariharam.'MSV CLUB' - The Discussion Forum of :: View topic - NENJIRUKKUM VARAI - THE STORY It received the National Film Award for Second Best Feature Film, becoming the first South Indian film to do so.

It was a commercial success and became a silver jubilee film. Pava Mannippu was released on 16 March 1961 to positive critical reception. Songs from the soundtrack like 'Aththan Ennaththan', 'Kaalangalil Aval Vasantham', 'Paal Irukkum Pazham Irukkum' and 'Vantha Naal Muthal' became immensely popular among the Tamil diaspora. The film's soundtrack and score were composed by Viswanathan-Ramamoorthy while Kannadasan was the lyricist. The rest of the film shows how the children reunite with their biological parents. They are then found and raised by foster parents of different religious backgrounds. Four children are separated from their parents in childhood. The film revolves around the theme of religious harmony with the central characters belonging to Hindu, Muslim and Christian communities. The film features an ensemble cast of Sivaji Ganesan, Gemini Ganesan, Savitri, Devika and M.

Bhimsingh, who co-produced it under his banner Buddha Pictures, with AVM Productions. Paava Mannippu (English: Forgiveness of sins) is a 1961 Indian Tamil-language drama film directed by A.

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