were cinematised later, such as Yayati in 1908, Ratnavali was adapted from Harsha in 1910, and the originals mentioned above. Legacy The title of the film Pammal K. Sambandam (2002), starring Kamal Haasan, was inspired by Mudaliar. List of works (85) Leelavathy - Sulochanai Saarangatharan Mahapathy Kaadhalar Kankal Narkula Deivam Manokaran Oorvasiyin Saabam Idaichuvar Irupuramum Enna Nerdhidinum Vijayarangam Kalvar Thalaivan Dhaasip Penn Mei Kaadhal Pon Vilangukal Simhala Naadhan Virumbiya Vidhamea Siruth Thondar Kaalava Rishi Rajaputhra Veeran Unnmaiyaana Sakotharan Sathi-Sulochana Pushpavalli Geetha Manjari Uthamapathini Amaladhithyan Sabaapathy, First Part Pongal Pandikai (allathu) Sabaapathy, Second Part Orr Othikai (allathu) Sabaapathy, Third Part Sabaapathy, Fourth Part Peiyalla Pennmaniye Buddha Avadharam Vichuvin Manaivi Veathaala Ulakam Manaiviyaal Meendavan Chandrahari Subathiraarjunaa Kodaiyaali Karnan Sahadevan Soolchi Noakathin Kurippu Irandu Aathmakal Surgeon General Vithitha Marunthu Maalavikaakni Mithram Vibareethamana Mudivu Sulthan Peatai Sub Assistant Magistrate Sakunthalai Kaalappan Kalathanam Vikramorvasi Murpagal Seyyin Pirpagal Vilaiyum Naadaka Medai Ninaivukal - Six Parts Naadaka Thamil Yayaathi Piramananum Suthiranum Vaanipura Vanikan Irandu Nanbarkal Sathrujith Harichanthiran Markandeyar Rathnavali Kandupidithal Koneri Arasakumaran Sandhaiyil Kootam Vaikunda Vaithiyar Dhitchithar Kadhaikal Haasya Kadhaikal Kuramakal NallaThangal Sirukadhaikal Nadipukalaiyil Therchi Peruvathepadi? Haasya Viyaasangal Thamil Peasum Padakaakshi Viduthi Pushpankal Peasumpada Anubavangal Valli Manam Kadhambam Maandavar Meendadhu Aasthanapuram Naadaka Sabai Sangeetha Paithiyam Onbathu Kutti Naadakankal Sabaapathy Jameendar Sivaalayankal - Indhiyavilum, Appalum - Irandu Bakangal Sivaalaya Silpangal Sathi Sakthi Manaiyaatchi Indhiyanum Hitlerum Kaalak Kurippukal - (First edition-20/10/1947, Arutperunjothi Press-GT-Madras) Death Pammal Vijayaranga Sambandha Mudaliar died in 1964. Aside from his theatrical works, Mudaliar left a record of his own life that, according to theatre historian Kathryn Hansen, is a "treasure house of information on late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century Tamil theatre". These memoirs were originally published weekly in serial form by the nationalist-oriented Tamil newspaper, Swadesamitran, and have since been translated into English, in which form they comprise six volumes and are entitled Over 40 Years Before The Footlights. Their original title, when published in book form in 1938, was Natakametai Ninaivukal (Reminiscences of the Stage). He also wrote a short autobiography concerning his legal career, published in 1963 as En Chuyacharitai (My Autobiography). References Tamil dramatists and playwrights Indian theatre directors Writers from Chennai 1964 deaths 1873 births Recipients of the Padma Bhushan in arts Recipients of the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award Indian male dramatists and playwrights 20th-century Indian dramatists and playwrights 19th-century Indian dramatists and playwrights 19th-century Indian male writers Dramatists and playwrights from Tamil Nadu 20th-century Indian male writers