Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for Periya Idathu Pen (1963)
Periya Idathu Pen is a 1963 Indian Tamil costume drama film released on 1963. The film is directed by Ramanna, produced by Ramanna , music composed by Viswanathan Ramamurthy.
Murugappa (MG Ramachandran) is a small time farm labourer who lives with his widowed sister Gangamma in a village. Pillaival (M. R. Radha) is the zamindar of the village and Sabapathy (SA Asokan) and Punitha (Saroja Devi) are his children. Punitha is studying in college in a nearby town while Sabapathy is not educated. Both the father and the children are both arrogant about their wealth and try to rule the villagers. Murugappa tries to question their authority and this leads to frequent clashes with the zamindar's family. Pichandi (Nagesh) is a wealthy college mate of Punitha who is crazy about her. Sabapathy falls in love with Thillaiammal (Manimala) who has been informally enagaged to Murugappa for a long time. Both Pillaival and Gangamma propose for her on the same day. To avoid a direct clash with the zamindar, her father says that he took a vow that his daughter would marry the winner of a silambam competition.
Murugappa (MG Ramachandran) is a small time farm labourer who lives with his widowed sister Gangamma in a village. Pillaival (M. R. Radha) is the zamindar of the village and Sabapathy (SA Asokan) and Punitha (Saroja Devi) are his children. Punitha is studying in college in a nearby town while Sabapathy is not educated. Both the father and the children are both arrogant about their wealth and try to rule the villagers. Murugappa tries to question their authority and this leads to frequent clashes with the zamindar's family. Pichandi (Nagesh) is a wealthy college mate of Punitha who is crazy about her. Sabapathy falls in love with Thillaiammal (Manimala) who has been informally enagaged to Murugappa for a long time. Both Pillaival and Gangamma propose for her on the same day. To avoid a direct clash with the zamindar, her father says that he took a vow that his daughter would marry the winner of a silambam competition.
Murugappa (MG Ramachandran) is a small time farm labourer who lives with his widowed sister Gangamma in a village. Pillaival (M. R. Radha) is the zamindar of the village and Sabapathy (SA Asokan) and Punitha (Saroja Devi) are his children. Punitha is studying in college in a nearby town while Sabapathy is not educated. Both the father and the children are both arrogant about their wealth and try to rule the villagers. Murugappa tries to question their authority and this leads to frequent clashes with the zamindar's family. Pichandi (Nagesh) is a wealthy college mate of Punitha who is crazy about her. Sabapathy falls in love with Thillaiammal (Manimala) who has been informally enagaged to Murugappa for a long time. Both Pillaival and Gangamma propose for her on the same day. To avoid a direct clash with the zamindar, her father says that he took a vow that his daughter would marry the winner of a silambam competition. Check out this page for more updates on Periya Idathu Pen.
Murugappa (MG Ramachandran) is a small time farm labourer who lives with his widowed sister Gangamma in a village. Pillaival (M. R. Radha) is the zamindar of the village and Sabapathy (SA Asokan) and Punitha (Saroja Devi) are his children. Punitha is studying in college in a nearby town while Sabapathy is not educated. Both the father and the children are both arrogant about their wealth and try to rule the villagers. Murugappa tries to question their authority and this leads to frequent clashes with the zamindar's family. Pichandi (Nagesh) is a wealthy college mate of Punitha who is crazy about her. Sabapathy falls in love with Thillaiammal (Manimala) who has been informally enagaged to Murugappa for a long time. Both Pillaival and Gangamma propose for her on the same day. To avoid a direct clash with the zamindar, her father says that he took a vow that his daughter would marry the winner of a silambam competition.
Murugappa (MG Ramachandran) is a small time farm labourer who lives with his widowed sister Gangamma in a village. Pillaival (M. R. Radha) is the zamindar of the village and Sabapathy (SA Asokan) and Punitha (Saroja Devi) are his children. Punitha is studying in college in a nearby town while Sabapathy is not educated. Both the father and the children are both arrogant about their wealth and try to rule the villagers. Murugappa tries to question their authority and this leads to frequent clashes with the zamindar's family. Pichandi (Nagesh) is a wealthy college mate of Punitha who is crazy about her. Sabapathy falls in love with Thillaiammal (Manimala) who has been informally enagaged to Murugappa for a long time. Both Pillaival and Gangamma propose for her on the same day. To avoid a direct clash with the zamindar, her father says that he took a vow that his daughter would marry the winner of a silambam competition.
Murugappa (MG Ramachandran) is a small time farm labourer who lives with his widowed sister Gangamma in a village. Pillaival (M. R. Radha) is the zamindar of the village and Sabapathy (SA Asokan) and Punitha (Saroja Devi) are his children. Punitha is studying in college in a nearby town while Sabapathy is not educated. Both the father and the children are both arrogant about their wealth and try to rule the villagers. Murugappa tries to question their authority and this leads to frequent clashes with the zamindar's family. Pichandi (Nagesh) is a wealthy college mate of Punitha who is crazy about her. Sabapathy falls in love with Thillaiammal (Manimala) who has been informally enagaged to Murugappa for a long time. Both Pillaival and Gangamma propose for her on the same day. To avoid a direct clash with the zamindar, her father says that he took a vow that his daughter would marry the winner of a silambam competition. Check out this page for more updates on Periya Idathu Pen.
