Religious Philosopher Shows Equal Zeal in Social Reform
While his mythologies propagated the greatness of Hindu Philophy his themes of social relevance like “KURATHI MAGAN” championed the cause of the most down-troddened tribe of Nari- Kuravars, his subject on Harijan uplift “NATHAYIL MUTHU” assailed the evils of untouchability. A distinguished member of the Rajya-Sabha said that KSG has given the essence of the 20 Point Programme in”NATHAYIL MUTHU” long before the politicians proclaimed them. “NATHAYIL MUTHU” received Tax-Exemption in the state of Karnataka for its thematic values on Harijan uplift,Untouchability and blending of Gandhian philosophy. This gesture of the neighboring Karnataka government towards a Tamil picture prompted the Govt. of Tamil Nadu also to follow it. Government of Tamil Nadu has also given Kalaimamani title to KSG during the year 1975.He was a staunch admirer of Shri K.KAMARAJ and his achievements and also for his simplicity and a sincere follower of Mahatma Gandhi.
He also broadcasted the songs, portraying the main aspects Of 20 point programme praising the then Prime Minister Smt. Indira Gandhi,by way of cassettes and records, titled “Bharatha Madhavin Aaviyadi” and “Kummiyadi penne”.
He has paid a tribute to late Smt. Indira Gandhi before the beginning of the picture PADIKATHA PANNAIYAAR released during 1985. NAYAKKARIN MAGAL (1982) a historical venture written Produced and directed by him was unique in its theme and was successful and appreciated by public for his powerful dialogues in that film. .His picture “YUHADHARMAM” has propagated the evils of dowry. His successful film PAARTHAL PASU (1988) was based on crime and political satire. He had written and directed KAVIYA THALAIVAN (1992) with Vijayakanth and Banupriya for the popular producer Abavanan.
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