this opportunity, Thangam and Peundhevi force and arrange Kannamma to be married to Kannan. Observing all this, Sonachalam and Mannar attempt to abduct Kannamma, but fail. To make matters worse, Thangam sends a letter to Radha informing that Kannan would remarry and restricts Radha not to interfere in Kannan's life any more. On the engagement day, Kannan who is badly disturbed by the events, falls from the first floor of his balcony and is badly injured. Upon hearing this, Radha rushes to Kannan's place, was stopped by Veeramuthu, but later consents after hearing to Radha's plea. Kannan is happy to see Radha around, tells her not to leave him even though Thangam mistreats her and Radha assures this. At this juncture, Thangam and Perundevi further humiliate Veeramuthu to the worst, which drives him to sell his mansion to compensate with much dowry. Thangam tries all her best to drive Radha away, but to no avail and she becomes violent. Radha hides in one of the rooms, but Thangam tries to force open the door, when the door collapse onto Thangam. At the same time, Veeramuthu parades the dowry items from his home throughout the streets, much to the residents' dismay and reaches Kannan's place. Upon seeing all this, Perundevi and Kannamma flee. Thangam realises her error on her deathbed and seeks apology from Kannan, Radha and Veeramuthu then dies. Kannan and Radha reunite and live happily. Cast Sivaji Ganesan as Kannan Jamuna as Radha Mynavathi as Kannamma V. Nagayya as Varatharajan S. V. Ranga Rao as Veeramuthu Santha Kumari as Thangam Rushyendramani as Maragatham Friend Ramasamy as Sonachalam Kaka Radhakrishnan as Mannar M. S. Sundari Bai as Perundevi Soundtrack Tamil songs The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics were by Udumalai Narayana Kavi & A. Maruthakasi. The song "Nillu Nillu Megame" by P. Susheela, K. Jamuna Rani & Group did not take place in this film. Telugu songs All the tunes for all the songs for both languages are the same. Lyrics were by Acharya Aatreya. Reception Bommai Kalyanam was panned by Kanthan of Kalki, and ran for 50 days in theatres. Bommala Pelli fared slightly better. References External links 1950s Tamil-language films 1950s Telugu-language films 1958 films Films scored by K. V. Mahadevan