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    Durai (Tamil: . ; born 17 July 1941) is a South Indian filmmaker who works mainly in the Tamil film industry.

    Bharathiraja displayed a story-teller's potential from an early age. He is known for his realistic and sensitive portrayal of village-life in his movies. He is well known for his work in 16 Vayathinile, Muthal Mariyathai, Vedham Pudhithu, Karuththamma, Kizhakku Cheemayile and Anthimanthaarai. He has won six National Film Awards, two Tamil Nadu State Film Awards and is also a recipient of other awards such as Filmfare Awards South, Cinema Express Awards and Nandi Awards.
    Contents
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    1 Film career 2 Personal life 3 Awards

    o o o o o o

    3.1 Civilian honours 3.2 National Film Awards 3.3 Filmfare Awards South 3.4 Tamil Nadu State Film Awards 3.5 Nandi Awards 3.6 Other awards

    4 Controversies 5 Criticism 6 Filmography

    o o o o

    6.1 As director 6.2 As actor 6.3 Guest appearance 6.4 As Writer

    7 References 8 External links

    Film career[edit]
    Bharathiraja started his film career as an assistant to director P. Pullaiya and Kannada filmmaker Puttanna Kanagal. He also worked with Krishnan Nair, Avinasi Mani and A. Jaganathan, he learned the grammar of film-making and got his first directorial opportunity in 1977. His first film 16 Vayathinile for which he wrote the script broke the then existing convention to create a new genre of village cinema. The movie is now regarded as a game-changer and a mile-stone in the modern history of Tamil Cinema. About the movie, said Bharathirajaa in his own words, "This movie was meant to be black

    and white art film produced with the help of National Film Development Corporation", but turned out to be a commercially successful color film and a starting point for several important careers. His next film Kizhakke Pogum Rail produced similar results and eventually brought in criticisms that Bharathiraja was capable of catering only to village audiences. This led him to make Sigappu Rojakkal, about a psychopathic woman hater that was totally Westernized in terms of both conception and production. But contrary to what several observers expected, this film met with box office success and everyone agreed that Bharathiraja was here to stay. Bharathiraja confirmed his versatility and refusal to be tied down to one particular genre with an experimental film Nizhalgal and an action thriller Tik Tik Tik. But, undoubtedly rural themes proved to be his forte as his biggest hits in the 1980s Alaigal Oivadhillai, Mann Vasanai and Muthal Mariyathai were strong love stories in a village backdrop. Muthal Mariyathai starred veteran actor Sivaji Ganesan in the lead, playing a middle-aged village head. Radha is a poor young woman who moves into his village for a living. The love that bonds these two humans separated not just by age but also by caste and class, is told by Bharathiraja with poetic touches. Vedham Pudhithu dealt with the caste issue in a stronger manner. The film's narrative was seamless and starred Sathyaraj as Balu Thevar. It contains some of Bharathiraja's trademark touches as well as several ground-breaking scenes. However, it does follow the anti-Brahmin trend common in Tamil films in this respect it departed from his earlier success, Alaigal Oiyvadhillai, where the caste and religion factor was given a more balanced treatment. Bharathiraja has successfully managed to modernize his film making techniques for the 1990s. The commercial success of Kizhakku Cheemaiyile and the awards Karuththamma garnered stand as testimony for his ability to thrill the younger generation as well. Bharathiraja was on the same stage in 1996 to receive another National Award for Anthimanthaarai. He has plans of making short films with varying themes to attract the international audience and has currently completed his latest venture Kadal Pookal and picked up a national award for the best screenplay writer for the same film. The well-known Tamil film director Bhagyaraj was one of his assistant directors. He has also directed movies in Telugu, Kannada and Hindi.

    Personal life[edit]
    Bharathiraja was born as Chinnasamy to Periyamayathevar and Karuthammal. He is married to Chandra Leelavathi and has two children Manoj and Janani. Manoj is an actor who was introduced in Tajmahal, he [4][5] [6] is married to actress Nandana. Janani is married to Rajkumar Nambiraja. Bharathiraja's brother-inlaw Manojkumar has directed films like Mannukkul Vairam, Vandicholai Chinrasu, Vanavil and Guru Paarvai.

    Awards[edit]
    This section of a biography of a living person does not include any references or sources. Please help by adding reliable sources. Contentious material about living people that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately. (December 2010)

    Civilian honours[edit]
    2004 Padmashri from the Government of India
    [7]

    National Film Awards[edit]


    1982 National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Telugu for Seethakoka Chiluka (Director) 1986 National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Tamil for Mudhal Mariyathai (Producer & Director) 1988 National Film Award for Best Film on Other Social Issues Vedham Pudhithu (Director) 1995 National Film Award for Best Film on Family Welfare for Karuththamma (Director) 1996 National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Tamil for Anthimanthaarai (Director) 2001 National Film Award for Best Screenplay for Kadal Pookkal (Director & Writer)

    Filmfare Awards South[edit]


    1978 Filmfare Best Director Award for Sigappu Rojakkal

    Tamil Nadu State Film Awards[edit]


    1977 Best Director Award for 16 Vayathinile 1981 Best Director Award for Alaigal Oivathillai 2003 - Best Film in First Place Eera Nilam

    Nandi Awards[edit]
    1981 - Nandi Award for Best Director for Seethakoka Chiluka

    Other awards[edit]
    South Indian Film Technicians : Best Technician Award for Kallukkul Eeram

    Controversies[edit]
    He attended the Heroes Day conference at Jaffna and appreciated its heroism and valour. Tamil Nadu Congress president Krishnasamy claimed he met the LTTE's leader, Prabhakaran, accused of planning the assassination of former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and banned in India. He organized a protest by Tamil Nadu artistes against the Indian state of Karnataka for not releasing Cauvery water at Neyveli. During a SUN TV interview, co-film stars like Sarath Kumar andRadhika who attended the conference accused him of using that opportunity to eulogise [9][10] current Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalitha and launching attacks on Rajinikanth's ethnicity.
    [8]

    Criticism[edit]
    In the month of June 2013 He was interviewed by a private Weekly Magazine, he has given a harsh [11] report about Manivannan Actor and Film director formerly was an Assistant with Bharathiraja. In his [12] words he has compared him to a beggar. Were whole film industry, some articles and Internet Pages has told that this was the reason of Manivannan's death were Manivannan was not able to tolerate the [13] words of his Teacher which brought severe Cardiac Attack to him.

    Filmography[edit]
    As director[edit]
    Year Film language Notes

    1977

    16 Vayathinile

    Tamil

    Remade in Telugu as Padaharella Vayasu Remade in Hindi as Solva Sawan Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Director

    1978

    Kizhake Pogum Rail

    Tamil

    Remade in Telugu as Thoorpe Velle Rail

    1978

    Sigappu Rojakkal

    Tamil

    Remade in Hindi as Red Rose Filmfare Award for Best Tamil Director

    1979

    Solva Sawan

    Hindi

    1979

    Puthiya Vaarpugal

    Tamil

    Remade in Telugu as Kotha Jeevithalu

    1979

    Niram Maaratha Pookkal

    Tamil

    1980

    Nizhalgal

    Tamil

    1980

    Kotha Jeevithalu

    Telugu

    1980

    Red Rose

    Hindi

    1981

    Alaigal Oivathillai

    Tamil

    Remade in Telugu as Seethakoka Chiluka Remade in Hindi as Lovers Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Director

    1981

    Tik Tik Tik

    Tamil

    Remade in Hindi as Karishma

    Year

    Film

    language

    Notes

    1981

    Seethakoka Chiluka

    Telugu

    National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Telugu

    1982

    Kaadhal Oviyam

    Tamil

    1982

    Valibamey Vaa Vaa

    Tamil

    1983

    Man Vasanai

    Tamil

    Remade in Telugu as Mangammagari Manavadu

    1983

    Lovers

    Hindi

    1984

    Oru Kaidhiyin Diary

    Tamil

    Remade in Hindi as Aakhree Raasta

    1984

    Pudhumai Penn

    Tamil

    1985

    Yuvadharam Pilicindi

    Telugu

    1985

    Mudhal Mariyathai

    Tamil

    National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Tamil

    1985

    Ee Tharam Illalu

    Telugu

    1986

    Saveray Wali Gaadi

    Hindi

    1987

    Kadalora Kavithaigal

    Tamil

    Remade in Telugu as Aradhana

    1988

    Jamadagni

    Telugu

    Year

    Film

    language

    Notes

    1987

    Vedham Pudhithu

    Tamil

    National Film Award for Best Film on Other Social Issues

    1987

    Aradhana

    Telugu

    1988

    Kodi Parakuthu

    Tamil

    1990

    En Uyir Thozhan

    Tamil

    1991

    Pudhu Nellu Pudhu Naathu Tamil

    1991

    Garuda Dhwaja

    Kannada

    1992

    Nadodi Thendral

    Tamil

    1993

    Captain Magal

    Tamil

    1993

    Kizhakku Cheemayile

    Tamil

    Remade in Telugu as Palnati Pourusham

    1994

    Karuthamma

    Tamil

    National Film Award for Best Film on Family Welfare

    1995

    Pasum Ponn

    Tamil

    1996

    Tamizh Selvan

    Tamil

    1996

    Anthimanthaarai

    Tamil

    National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Tamil

    Year

    Film

    language

    Notes

    1999

    Taj Mahal

    Tamil

    2001

    Kadal Pookkal

    Tamil

    National Film Award for Best Screenplay

    2003

    Eera Nilam

    Tamil

    2004

    Kangalal Kaidhu Sei

    Tamil

    2008

    Bommalattam

    Tamil

    2013

    Annakodi

    Tamil

    As actor[edit]
    Year Film Notes

    1980

    Kallukkul Eeram Directed by P. S. Nivas

    2004

    Aayutha Ezhuthu Directed by Mani Ratnam

    2010

    Rettaisuzhi

    Directed by Thamira

    2013

    Pandianadu

    Directed by Suseenthiran

    Guest appearance[edit]
    Year Film Notes

    Year

    Film

    Notes

    1991

    Idhayam

    Directed by Kathir

    1991

    Thanthu Vitten Ennai Directed by C. V. Sridhar

    1983

    Dhavani Kanavugal

    Directed by K. Bhagyaraj

    As Writer[edit]
    Padaharella Vayasu (1978) Karishma (1984) Palnati Pourusham (1994)

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