CHINNA, ANNAMALAI ,BIOGRAPHY

 

CHINNA ANNAMALAI BIOGRAPHY



இந்த படம் சின்ன அண்ணாமலை அவர்களின் மணிவிழா நிகழ்ச்சி யில எடுத்தப்படம்
ஜி.கே. மூப்பனார் , ஆனந்த் தியேட்டர் உமாபதி நடிகர்திலகம் சின்ன அண்ணாமலை யுடன் எடுத்த ப்டம்
இது தான் சின்னஅண்ணாமலையின் கடைசி படம்..(தனக்கு சிறிது நேரத்தில ஏற்பட இருக்கும் மரணத்தை அறியாமல் அமர்ந்திருக்கும் காட்சி .. நெஞ்சு கணக்கிறது)
18 குடம் சொம்பு ஜலத்தை (புன்யாஜலத்தை) தலையில் ஊற்றிய பொழது . அப்படியே சாயந்து விட்டார்
சுப நிகழ்ச்சி சோக நிகழ்ச்சியாக மாறியது
சுதந்திர போராட்ட வீரர்
வெள்ளைகாரன் இவர் இருக்கும் இடம் அறிய கர்ப்பினி மனைவியை காலில் அடித்து சித்திரவதை க்கு உள்ளானார்

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