Madhuraiyai Meetta Sundharapandiyan (1978)
14 Jan 1978 ● Tamil ● Running Time: TBA
This epic period drama daringly depicts the trials and trams in the life of a brave prince, who disguises himself as a poet in order to inspire and reunite his people to fight for freedom and justice, against a tyrannical ruler.
Cast: Latha Sethupathi, MG Ramachandran
Crew: MG Ramachandran (Director), A Shanmugam (Director of Photography), M Karnan (Director of Photography), Ramasamy Sekar (Director of Photography), MS Viswanathan (Music Director)
Genres: History, War, Biography, Drama
Release Dates: 14 Jan 1978 (India)
Tamil Name: மதுரையை மீட்ட சுந்தரபாண்டியன்
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as The sacred dancer Kayalvizhi
as The Prince Sundharapandhiyana
as The Princess Bhamini
Supporting Actor
Supporting Actor
as The King Narasihmar
as The Prince Raja Rajan
as The Minister Thaigum Valavarai
as The King Kolaisegaranpandhiyan
as The King Chozhan
as Maiydham, The Minister 's son
Supporting Actor
as Vilava
Supporting Actor
as The Minister
Direction
Director
Camera and Electrical
Director of Photography
Music
Music Director
Lyricist
Playback Singer
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Tamil
Colour Info:
Black & White
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Music Director: MS Viswanathan
Lyricist: Pulavar Muthulingam, Pulamaipithan
03:26
03:41
03:53
03:48
Music Director: MS Viswanathan
Lyricist: Pulamaipithan
Playback Singer: Vani Jayaram, P Jayachandran
04:43
Trivia:
In the film's duet songs, the location of Jaipur Palace is changed to Somnath Palace.
Nine cameras were used for the climax scene. Five directors (P.Neelakandan, K.Shankar, MGR, Karnan and Sekar) and four cameramen were needed to shoot it.
Producer and director B. R. Panthalu died during the making of the film. MGR took over the direction and completed the film.
This was MGR's final film as an actor.
Nine cameras were used for the climax scene. Five directors (P.Neelakandan, K.Shankar, MGR, Karnan and Sekar) and four cameramen were needed to shoot it.
Producer and director B. R. Panthalu died during the making of the film. MGR took over the direction and completed the film.
This was MGR's final film as an actor.
