Work in The Film Industry
Variyar appeared in religious themed films such as Thunaivan, Thiruvarul and Deivamand, as well as in other movies such as Miruthanga Chakravarthi, Navagraha Nayagi and Kandhar Alangaram. He also wrote the screenplay for Sivakavi, which starred M. K. Thyagaraja Bhagavathar.
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