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                                                       Ponniyin selvan

 Ponniyin Selvan (transl. The Child of Ponni) is a verifiable fiction novel by Kalki Krishnamurthy, written in Tamil. The novel was first serialized in the week by week versions of Kalki from 29 October 1950 to 16 May 1954, and delivered in book type of five sections in 1955. In five volumes, or around 2,210 pages, it recounts the tale of beginning of Arulmozhivarman , who later turned into the incomparable Chola sovereign Rajaraja Chola I (947 CE - 1014 CE). Kalki visited Sri Lanka multiple times to assemble data for it.


Ponniyin Selvan is generally viewed as by quite a few people to be the best clever at any point written in Tamil literature.[1] It was first distributed as a series in the Kalki, a Tamil language magazine, during the 1950s and was subsequently coordinated into a book. The frenzy for the series which was distributed week by week was to such an extent that it raised the magazine flow to arrive at a stunning figure of 71,366 duplicates - no mean accomplishment in a recently free India.[citation needed]

                                                  


Indeed, even today, the novel has a clique following and fan base among individuals of all generations.The book keeps on being respected and gather basic recognition for its firmly woven plot, striking portrayal, the mind of the exchange, and the manner by which the fight for control and interests of the Chola realm were portrayed.


A film series variation of the clever has been embraced by Indian movie producer Mani Ratnam.The initial segment of the series is being called PS-1 and is planned for discharge in venues on September 30, 2022.


Vallavaraiyan Vandiyadevan : The daring, brave and snide fighter ruler of the Vaanar faction, who later turns into the Authority for Southern Soldiers under the rule of Utthama Chola. Albeit the second hero of the story other than Ponniyin Selvan himself, Vandhiyathevan's adventures make the perusers consider him the primary legend at different places in the book. He was a protector and dear companion of Aditha Karikalan in Kanchi who sends him as a courier to Sundara Chola in Thanjavur to welcome him to the recently fabricated brilliant royal residence in Kanchi and furthermore as a trustful watchman for Kundavai in Pazhayarai. His spontaneous and contemptuous demonstrations put himself as well as other people in harm's way yet emerged from them by dishonesty and karma. He is the admirer of Princess Kundavai. He is adored one-sidedly by Manimekalai, the sister of Kandanmaran. The creator acquaints the vast majority of the characters with the crowd through him.

Azhwarkadiyan Nambi  moniker Thirumalaiappan : A Veera Vaishnavite spy who works for the State head and Sovereign Mother Sembiyan Mahadevi. He is the encourage sibling of Nandhini and furthermore a dear companion of Vandiyathevan. He works intimately with him and recoveries him from numerous risks. He was a dedicated trustful worker for the Chola regal government. He frequently does numerous strict word fights with Veera Shaivites and Advaitis.


                                                                               


Nandhini: Pazhuvoor Princess and spouse of Periya Pazhuvettraraiyar whose birth and beginning was suspicious first and foremost. The primary bad guy of the story. She was brought into the world in Madurai and experienced childhood in a cleric family alongside imperial kids in Pazhayarai till her childhood. She is the encourage sister of Azhwarkadiyan Nambi. She abhorred Kundavai as Kundavai was envious of Nandini's excellence. She and Ruler Aditha Karikalan fostered a preference for one another in their experience growing up which no one in the sovereignty loved. She had to escape Pazhaiyarai and live in Madurai. After Aditha guillotined the harmed Veerapandiyan, she joined Pandya schemers and promised to get back at him by killing him and annihilating the Chola administration. By wedding Periya Pazhuvettaraiyar who had craved for herself and by utilizing him, she helped the Pandya schemers. She had a profound disdain towards the sovereignty for their evil treatment and furthermore wanted the privileged position. She had a horrible youth that impacted her gravely and needed to accompany her mom Mandakini. Parthibendra Pallava and Kandanmaran succumbed to her magnificence and she involved them for her plot as well. [Mandakini Devi went to Tanjore (while she was pregnant), Sembiyan Maadevi was pregnant as well, so she dealt with Mandakini during her pregnancy. During labor Sembiyan Maadevi brought forth a still conceived child however Mandakini conceived an offspring twins to a kid (Madurantaka) and a young lady (Nandhini). Sembiyan Maadevi swaped her actually conceived child with Mandakiniès child. She asked Vaani Ammal (she was a house keeper in the spot around then) to cover her actually conceived child and gave the little girl to Azhvarkadiyan's folks . Vaani Ammal in the wake of leaving the royal residence sees that Sembiyan Maadeviès child (Senthan Amuthan) is alive, she cultivates him and raises him as her own son.]

Periya Pazhuvettaraiyar: The chancellor and financier of the Chola realm from the Paluvettaraiyar family who was regarded for his courage and 64 scars he got in fights. The second most influential man in the domain close to the Sovereign himself. He weds a lot more youthful Nandini in his sixties, gets tempted by her magnificence and gets involved by her as a manikin for her plot. He was the head of the backstabbers who acted against the children of Sundara Chola and attempted to make his cousin Madurantakan the following ruler under the plans of Nandini.

Ilaya Piraati Kundhavai Devi: The Chola princess. Second kid and just little girl of Sundara Chola. Admirer of Vandiyathevan. She was regarded a lot of by her dad and individuals for her insight and mind. Not at all like different princesses of those times, she had a desire of making Chola realm wide and incredible and took a promise to never leave her homeland. She utilized her sibling Arulmozhivarman and his child to accomplish her desire. She raised and trained Arulmozhivarman to be a keen ruler and wished to make him the Chola sovereign. She is the person who sent Vandiyathevan to bring back Arulmozhivarman from Sri Lanka and to keep Aditha from going to Kadamboor royal residence and furthermore to monitor him. She dealt with Vaanathi more than any of her companions and needed to make her Arulmozhivarman's sovereign.

Rajaraja I nom de plume Ponniyin Selvan: One of the two heroes of the story after whom the novel was named. The most youthful child of Sundara Chola. He was brought up in Pazhayarai by Periya Piratti and Ilaya Piratti. He was shown well by his sister and she sent him to Sri Lanka at 19 years old for the fight to come. He was supposed to be saved by the Mother Kaveri herself from suffocating in the stream when he was 5. This gave him the title "Ponniyin Selvan" or "Child of Kaveri". He was cherished by every one individuals and warriors of the Chola realm and, surprisingly, in Sri Lanka because of his strict resilience, appropriate conduct towards every one individuals and his facial fascination. He had an equity towards all religions however was more drawn to Shaivism and showed brief interest in Buddhism.

Adhitha Karikalan: Oldest child of Sundara Chola, the crown ruler and the leader of Northern soldiers in Sundara Chola's rule. He was a radiant daring fighter who entered the front line at 12 years old. He was known all around the domain for his fearless demonstrations. It was him who sent Vandiyathevan to Kundavai for being her trustful watchman. Aditha Karikalan was minimal rushed and had erratic outrage because of the dim past he experienced. That gave every one of the plotters motivation to scheme against him.

Poonguzhali:. A boat lady, she was brought up in Kodikkarai. She was gutsy and intrepid and had a disdain towards different men and civilisation. She had an extraordinary fondness for her auntie Mandakini Devi. She had colossal love for Arulmozhivarman who additionally had something similar before she wedded Senthan Amuthan. She saves the existence of Arulmozhivarman when he suffocates in ocean and covertly takes him to naagaipattinam. She was named "Samudrakumari" (Princess of the Sea) by the Sovereign Arulmozhi himself.

Vaanathi: Bashful and guiltless Kodumbalur princess who is the future spouse of Raja Chola and mother of Rajendra Chola-I. Little girl of Paranthakan moniker Kodumbalur Chinna Velar who passed on in the fight against Mahinda in Sri Lanka. Niece of Irunkovel Boothi Vikramakesari. She lost her mom and father in her experience growing up. She is the most cherished companion of Kundavai. She had a monstrous love for Arulmozhi. Later she passes on bringing forth her child who is currently known as Rajendra Chola.

Senthan Amuthan: A rose merchant. He is a dear companion of Vandiyathevan. He helped him commonly in his missions when he was as yet the child of Vaani and a quiet, modest and legitimate Shaivite enthusiast.

Vaani Ammal: The hard of hearing and quiet temporary mother of Senthan Amuthan, sister of Mandakini and auntie of Poonkuzhali. She was great in rehearsing conventional medication.

Chinna Pazhuvettaraiyar: assumed name Kaalandhakandar. The boss accountable for Thanjavur stronghold. More youthful sibling of Periya Pazhuvettaraiyar to whom he had colossal regard and love. He is the father by marriage of Mathuranthakar. The two siblings detested Vandiyathevan from the get go. He continually cautions his sibling about Nandini and her scheme without any result.

Sundara Chola assumed name Parantaka II : The sovereign of Chola realm. He was known for his facial magnificence which gave him his name 'Sundara'. After his wellbeing became poor, his legs deadened and was expecting his demise, he was moved from Pazhayarai to Thanjavur by Pazhuvettaraiyars for his insurance. This started the discussion for the following legitimate beneficiary. His desire was to delegate his uncle's child as his replacement. There was talk that the head was kept as a detainee by them.

Vanavan Mahadevi: Ruler of the Chola realm. Boss sovereign, spouse and guardian of Sundara Chola. Mother of every one of his kids. Girl of Thirukovalur Malaiyamaan.

Sembiyan Maadevi moniker Periya Piratti: Spouse of Kandradithan and mother of Utthama Chola. A Shaivite enthusiast who gives a great deal to fabricate numerous sanctuaries for Master Shiva across the Chola realm. She was extremely severe in not making her child the head, which was additionally the final request on this earth of her significant other. 

The story rotates around Vandiyathevan, an enchanting, bold and splendid young fellow who sets out across the Chola land to convey a message from the Crown Ruler Aditha Karikalan to the Lord and the Princess. The story transports between Vandiyathevan's movements in Chola country and the youthful Ruler Arulmozhivarman's (later known as Raja Chola) goes in Sri Lanka. The story manages endeavors by his sister Kundavai to carry back Arulmozhivarman to lay out political harmony in a land apparently plague with distress and nationwide conflict plotted by vassals and negligible clan leaders.


Parantaka Chola was prevailed by his second child Gandaraditya as the principal child Rajaditya had passed on in a fight. At the hour of Gandaraditya's demise, his child Maduranthaka was a two-year-old youngster and thus Gandaraditya's sibling Arinjaya rose the lofty position. After Arinjaya's demise, his child Parantaka II (Sundara Chola) was delegated. He had two children, Adithya Karikalan, Arulmozhivarman, and a little girl named Kundavai.


At the point when the story starts, the ruler Sundara Chola is sick and laid up. His child Adithya Karikalan is the general of the Northern Order and lives in Kanchi. The more youthful child Arulmozhivarman (who might be renowned later as Raja Chola I) is in Sri Lanka in fight. Their sister Kundavai Piratti lives in the Chola imperial family at Pazhayarai.


The story progresses when bits of hearsay proliferate that there is a scheme against Sundara Chola and his children. One individual who gets a brief look at the Pandya plotters is a fighter named Vanar Kula Veeran Vallavarayan Vandiyathevan at the castle of his companion Kandhamaaran.


It is through Vandiyathevan that we meet the greater part of the characters in the novel including Arulmozhivarman, the sovereign whom every one individuals adored, and Periya Pazhavetturayar, the chancellor who wedded Nandhini (the principal backstabber), when he was sixty. During his childhood, Adithya Karikalan had fallen head over heels for Nandhini, yet she turned vindictive and promised to annihilate the Chola tradition after Adithya Karikalan killed Veerapandiyan. We likewise meet Kundavai Piratti, who subsequent to hearing the fresh insight about the intrigue sends Vandiyathevan to Sri Lanka to give a message to Arulmozhivarman to return right away.


Other than these, there are different characters like Maduranthaka Thevar (the man whom the schemers need to crown lord), the child of Gandaraditya and Aniruddha Brahmarayar, Sundara Cholar's Top state leader and the one who has eyes and ears all over. He likewise meets Brahmarayar's covert operative Azhwarkadiyan Nambi, a man who meanders around the nation trying for discusses. He gathers data for the State leader and is generally around Vandiyathevan, safeguarding him during inconvenience.


Different characters incorporate Vanathi, a Kodumbalur princess (the one who turns into Arulmozhi's better half later) who is infatuated with Arulmozhi; Poonkuzhali, the boat lady who pushes the future lord to Lanka; Mandakini, the challenged mother of the first Maduranthaka Chola and the auntie of Poonkuzhali. Generally important among the female characters is Nandhini, whose excellence is said to have the ability to impact any man. Manimegalai, the sister of Kandhamaran (the Kadamboor sovereign) who helps Nandhini with no information that she personally is the backstabber and furthermore he betrays Vandhiyathevan, his closest companion.


In the interim, with Poonkuzhali's assistance, Vandiyathevan arrives at Sri Lanka, meets Arulmozhivarman, and turns into his dear companion. In Lanka, Arulmozhivarman understands that his dad had invested some energy in an island close to Lanka and had been with a young lady conceived challenged. He meets her and acknowledges from her drawing that she and his dad have had two kids. Who are those youngsters and do they reserve the privilege to the lofty position? Later one day in Thirupurambayam backwoods Vandiyathevan sees Nandhini and the Pandya plotters put a little kid on a privileged position and take a commitment before him. Who is this kid and what right does he have to the privileged position?


While returning from Lanka, Arulmozhivarman is trapped in a twister and disappears. Gossip spreads that he is dead, however he gets by and stays at Choodamani Viharam, a Buddhist religious community in. Then, at that point, gradually the scattered family begins collecting. The plotters in the mean time pick one day in which both the ruler and both of his children would be killed.


Nandhini meanwhile calls Adithya Karikalan to Kadambur Royal residence to examine about the fate of realm. However Karikalan realizes that his life is in complete peril, he goes to Kadambur royal residence to meet with Nandhini. Adithya Karikalan is then killed at Kadambur royal residence.


In the mean time, Arulmozhivarman recuperates and gets back to Tanjore, where he was constrained at first to acknowledge being delegated. Afterward, he deceives everybody and crowns his uncle Uthama Chola. In this manner the fifth piece of the book is named as Tyaga Sigaram, apex of penance.


Film

There have been a few endeavors to make film transformations of Ponniyin Selvan, starting with an endeavor in 1958, M. G. Ramachandran declared Ponniyin Selvan, a film variation of the book. Ramachandran purchased the movie privileges to the novel for ₹10,000 (comparable to ₹810,000 or US$10,000 in 2020), and would create, direct and star in the transformation which would highlight a group cast including Gemini Ganesan, Vyjayanthimala Bali, Padmini, Savitri, B. Saroja Devi, M. N. Rajam, T. S. Balaiah, M. N. Nambiar, O. A. K. Thevar and Chittor V. Nagaiah. Prior to shooting could start, Ramachandran met with a mishap, and the injury required a half year to recuperate, Ramachandran couldn't go on with the film notwithstanding restoring the privileges four years later.[4][5][6]


A 32-hour liveliness film was made by Rewinda Film Toons, a Chennai-based movement studio. The venture was begun in 2008 and required seven years to finish. The movie is disseminated more than 15 DVDs and will be delivered direct-to-video by April 2015.[7]

2022 film

Primary article: Ponniyin Selvan: I

Chief Mani Ratnam likewise endeavored to film a total variation of the book for a 2012 delivery, yet needed to hold the venture due issues with the expected spending plan for the film and trouble finding lenders to back the task.

In 2019, notwithstanding, Mani Ratnam authoritatively restarted creation, and is supposed to make it in two sections, with section one delivering in 2022. Ratnam's variation will highlight a gathering cast comprising of Vikram, Karthi, Jayam Ravi, Jayaram, Lal, Parthiepan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Trisha, Jyothika, Vikram Prabhu, and Ashwin Kakumanu, with Prabhu and Aishwarya Lekshmi having purportedly endorsed on too, the film Ponniyin Selvan's central photography started on 11 December 2019[8] and a banner was delivered on 2 January 2020.[9] On 18 September 2021, the shooting for both the parts got completed.[10] The film was delivered on 30 September 2022 out of five Indian dialects.


Stage play

Avvai Shanmugam was quick to sort out a meeting on Tamil show in Disintegrate, and the first to coordinate a dramatization challenge, in 1945. One of the award winning contents was 'Raja Chozhan,' which was arranged in 1955 with Shanmugam as sovereign Rajendra. 'Raja Chozhan' was likewise introduced at the Motilal Nehru Centennial festivals in Delhi in 1961, acquiring praises from Nehru for the awesome acting. In Singapore, 'Raja Chozhan' was likewise sanctioned multiple times. By and large it was arranged 2,146 times.[citation needed]

Avvai Shanmugam assumed the part of Maamallan in Kalki's 'Sivakamiyin Sabatham' and the sets were great, befitting the story. For the scene in which Paranjothi subdues an elephant that goes crazy, two men inside an exceptionally made elephant, worked switches as they strolled in unison.

In 1999 the book was adjusted into a phase play by E. Kumaravel and was organized by Sorcery Lamp Theater in Buck's Venue inside YMCA Nandanam, Chennai.[13] The content's length was initially north of nine hours in length, yet was abbreviated into an exhibition season of four hours and 20 minutes and highlighted 72 entertainers on a staggered setting.[citation needed]

Once more, the book was adjusted into a phase play in an extremely fabulous scale by SS Global Live alongside Sorcery Light performance center gathering in Chennai, in June 2014. The group incorporates Kumaravel, who wrote the screenplay and discoursed, Thotta Tharani as workmanship chief, Preethi Athreya as outfit architect and Bhanu driving the make-up and hair styling office. Pravin coordinated the play.

Chicago Tamil Sangam arranged the play in May 2013 with north of 40 workers in cast and group.

Web Series

An endeavor to transform the book into a TV sequential was made by Makkal television, yet was shelved.[16] One more endeavor to adjust the novel into a series by Soundarya Rajinikanth and Eros Global surfaced in Walk 2015.

Impending web series

Principal article: Ponniyin Selvan (web series)

In 2019, a web series variation was announced,[18] which would be co-delivered by MX player and May 6 Diversion with imaginative heading by Soundarya Rajinikanth and course by S. Sooriyaprathap.

Comic books

In 2017, Nila comics began delivering series of comic books where each comic book is a transformation of two parts from the novel.[20] It is accessible in Tamil and English. As of January 2019, There have been 18 comic books delivered in Tamil and 10 in English.

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