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Something wrong?Mayavaram Krishnasamy Thiyagaraja Bhagavathar, also known by his initials M. K. , was an Indian actor and carnatic singer. Critics and film historians acknowledge Bhagavathar as the first superstar of Tamil cinema.
A life in dates
Puthu VazhvuFilm, Director, Producer1952
AmarakaviFilm, Amarakavi
ShyamalaFilm, 19521948
Raja MukthiFilm, Producer1944HaridasFilm, Haridas1943
SivakaviFilm, Poyyamozhi Pulavar / Ambalaththarasar1941
Ashok KumarFilm, Gunalan1939
ThiruneelakantarFilm, Producer1937
AmbikapathyFilm, Ambikapathy1936
Naveena SarangadharaFilm, Sarangadharan
SathyaseelanFilm, 1936Producer1934
PavalakkodiFilm, Arjuna1910Born1 March 1910Photos 2
Filmography 15
SISivagamiPVPuthu VazhvuSHShyamalaAMAmarakaviRMRaja MukthiSISivakaviAKAshok KumarTHThiruneelakantarAMAmbikapathy
CHChintamaniNSNaveena SarangadharaSASathyaseelanPAPavalakkodi21 credits on file
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Mayavaram Krishnasamy Thiyagaraja Bhagavathar, also known by his initials M. K. T., was an Indian actor and carnatic singer. Critics and film historians acknowledge Bhagavathar as the first superstar of Tamil cinema. Bhagavathar was born in the town of Mayiladuthurai in then-Tanjore district of the Madras Presidency, British Raj. He started his career as a classical singer and stage artist in the late 1920s. In 1934, he made his debut in films with the hit movie Pavalakkodi. From 1934 to 1960, Bhagavathar acted in 14 films of which 10 were box-office hits. Bhagavathar's 1944 film Haridas ran for three consecutive years at Broadway Theatre in Madras and created the record for the longest continuous run at a single theatre.
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