Dheiva Thaai

Dheiva Thaai
Directed by	P. Madhavan
Produced by	R. M. Veerappan
Screenplay by	R. M. Veerappan T. N. Balu K. Balachander (dialogues)
Based on	an original idea by Nanabhai Bhatt
Starring	M. G. Ramachandran B.Saroja Devi M.N.Nambiar S.A.Ashokan Nagesh
Music by	Viswanathan Ramamoorthy
Production company	Sathiya Movies
Distributed by	Sathiya Movies
Release dates	18 July 1964
Running time	175 minutes
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Dheiva Thaai (English: Divine Mother) is a Tamil language film starring M. G. Ramachandran in the lead role. The film was released in the 1964. The film was one of the biggest hit of 1964. The film was remade in telugu as C.I.D. with NTR in MGR 's role.

Plot

Sivagami (Pandari Bai), a widow, brings up her only son Mâran, in the worship of Karunagaran (S. A. Ashokan), his father died in tragic circumstances.

She hides him for a long time the real version of the facts.

Indeed, Karunagaran, inveterate player of poker, killed accidentally during a game, another participant and found himself the death, afterward during his short escape.

Mâran (MGR), become a c.i.d., sees confiding, the new mission to dismantle traffickers' network.

It turns out that the man in the head this terrorist organization is other than his father, Karunagaran.

Mâran and the one who is called up now Baba (alias Karunagaran), ignores each other, their family ties, excepted Sivagami, in the center of a cornelian dilemma :

To choose between her husband or his son ? To assure his role of faithful wife or that of an affectionate mother ?

Some story-line of the movie is taken from Dr. No, the first James Bond movie starring Sean Connery, in particular, the introduction of the hero, the secret agent Mâran played by MGR.

Cast

Around the movie

It is the first collaboration of MGR with the banner of R.M.Veerappan, under the Sathiya Movies.

P.Madhavan who had hardly just begun director's career, films here, for the unique time, MGR. He turned generally much more with Sivaji Ganeshan.

The dialogues of the movie were written by the young person at that time, then famous K. Balachander.

Soundtrack

The music composed by Viswanathan Ramamoorthy.^[1]

References

External links

Deiva Thaai at the Internet Movie Database