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-language

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, produced by M. Azam under the Azam Arts banner and directed by Srikanth. It stars

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, and

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with music composed by Sudarshanam. The film was remade in

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as ''

Kulama Gunama ''Kulama Gunama'' () is a 1971 Indian Tamil-language drama film, directed by K. S. Gopalakrishnan and produced by M. Aasam. The film stars Sivaji Ganesan, Jaishankar, Padmini and Vanisri. It is a remake of the 1968 Telugu film '' Thalli P ...

'' (1971), in

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as ''

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'' (1986) and again in Telugu as ''Naa Ille Naa Swargam'' (1991). Original movie is '' Kudumbam (1967),'' M Assam produced and written by Thoppil Bhasi. The background is the emergence of cooperative service societies in communist movement in Kerala. This operates in the villages to rescue farmers from the clutches of traders. Protagonist in the movie is the cooperative society president. After the success of this movie M Asam remade this movie in Telugu and '' Kulamo gulano''in Tamil.

Plot

The film begins in a village where President Kesava Rao, a most revered toils to enhance a more significant life for the public. He resides with his ideal wife, Sita, and younger Venu, who adores them. Besides, sly Viswaroopam & his shrew wife Bhadramma holds groceries and conducts malpractice. To thwart it, Kesava Rao opens a government store that begrudges them. Hence, Bhadramma always affronts Sita as sterile, which perturbs her as childless. Meanwhile, Venu loves and knits a benevolent Lalitha, the daughter of Viswaroopam. Sita & Lalitha are cordial, and they build a merry world. The two conceive and deliver at once when Sita is blessed with a baby boy, but Lalitha miscarries. During that plight, Kesava Rao & Sita substituted their baby. From there, friction arises in the family, signifying a split. Herein, Viswaroopam & Bhadramma are in cahoots and instigate Venu to seek his share, which Lalita prompts. At which, Kesava Rao collapses and entrusts totality to Venu. Parallelly, the boy is injured and loses blood, and Venu & Lalitha's blood group is unsuitable. Ergo, Sita intervenes but is hindered by Viswaroopam & Bhadramma when the doctor affirms the actuality. At last, Venu & Lalitha repent and retrieve the child. Finally, the movie ends happily.

Cast

as Kesava Rao *

as Seeta * Relangi as Major Kailasam *

as Venu * Nagabhushanam as Viswaroopam *

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as Vajram *K. V. Chalam as Chalamaiah * Kanchana as Lalitha *

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as Vimala *Chaya Devi as Bhadramma

Soundtrack

Music composed by Sudarshanam. Music released by Audio Company.

References

External links

{{IMDb title, tt7245252 Indian drama films Telugu films remade in other languages 1968 drama films 1968 films Films scored by R. Sudarsanam 1960s Telugu-language films