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Palani Bharathi (Tamil: பழநி பாரதி; born on 14 April) is an Indian Tamil poet and lyricist. His father's name is Sami Palaniappan and his mother is Kamala.
Palani Bharathi is the one of the youngest Lyricist who has attracted the attention of the Cine-World and the public with his lyrics.
He entered into Cine Industry in 1991 and he had written lyrics
with famous music directors like Isai Gnani Ilayaraja, A.R. Rahman, Deva, S.A. Rajkumar, Vidyasagar, Sirpy, Bharathwaj, Karthik Raja, Yuvan Shankar Raja, Harris Jayaraj, and other latest music directors.
“India Today" a popular fortnightly commended the literary brilliance of the young poet Palani Bharathi in its 25 October and 5 November 1996 issue as follows:
“This Poet of the Modern age and the Darling of the youth-particularly of the Cine-goers-has written a wide range of fascinating lyrics-romantic, artistic and aesthetic in character. These lyrics are resounding and reverberating in every nook and corner of Tamilnadu. His meaningful verses stimulate the youth of the remote villages even now”.
The largest circulated Tamil weekly “Kumudam" has recorded in its issue of 7 August 1997, the assertion made by Ilayaraja, the greatest Music Directors, (while replying to a question by the Interviewer as to who were the best lyricist) that Palani Bharathi is one of the two ablest lyricists.
“The advent of Palani Bharathi into the world of Tamil Lyrics opened an avenue of opportunities to the young lyricists in the Cine World," says 'Ananda Vikatan' dated 18 October 1998.
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Palani Bharathi is the one of the youngest Lyricist who has attracted the attention of the Cine-World and the public with his lyrics.
He entered into Cine Industry in 1991 and he had written lyrics
with famous music directors like Isai Gnani Ilayaraja, A.R. Rahman, Deva, S.A. Rajkumar, Vidyasagar, Sirpy, Bharathwaj, Karthik Raja, Yuvan Shankar Raja, Harris Jayaraj, and other latest music directors.
“India Today" a popular fortnightly commended the literary brilliance of the young poet Palani Bharathi in its 25 October and 5 November 1996 issue as follows:
“This Poet of the Modern age and the Darling of the youth-particularly of the Cine-goers-has written a wide range of fascinating lyrics-romantic, artistic and aesthetic in character. These lyrics are resounding and reverberating in every nook and corner of Tamilnadu. His meaningful verses stimulate the youth of the remote villages even now”.
The largest circulated Tamil weekly “Kumudam" has recorded in its issue of 7 August 1997, the assertion made by Ilayaraja, the greatest Music Directors, (while replying to a question by the Interviewer as to who were the best lyricist) that Palani Bharathi is one of the two ablest lyricists.
“The advent of Palani Bharathi into the world of Tamil Lyrics opened an avenue of opportunities to the young lyricists in the Cine World," says 'Ananda Vikatan' dated 18 October 1998.
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Thavasi (2001)
Genres Drama
Actors Soundarya, Nassar, Delhi Ganesh, Prathyusha, Jayasudha Kapoor, Nizhalgal Ravi
Rating49%
Thavasi (Vijaykanth) is an influential, do-good landlord in a small village, who commands respect from village. Thavasi and his wife (Jayasudha) arrange for the marriage of their son Boopathi (Vijaykanth) with Priyadarshini/Priya (Soundarya). Sankarapandi (Nassar) who had killed Thavasi's sister, after marrying her wants to marry his daughter (whom he had with his second wife) to Boopathi. Thanagarasu who is accused of stealing jewels commits suicide. Thangarasu's mother questions Thavasi's judgement. Thavasi decides to send Bhoopathi to his home. Maragathammal hates Boopathi and treats him like a dirt though Boopathi tolerates it. Sankarapandi wants his daughter to wed Bhoopathi. Boopathi unknown to Maragathammal saves Thanagarasu's dumb sister from Kottaiperumal and also reforms Kaarmegam which Karmegam reveals to Maragathammal in Boopathi's marriage. In the end, a goon who was supposed to be dumb blurts out the truth that Sankarapandi was responsible for the temple theft and he murdered Thanagarasu and made it to look like suicide. In the end, Bhoopathi unites with Priyadarshini.