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PUTHIYA PAARVAI is a story of a young doctor who has grown seeing the hardships faced by his widowed mother. When he has gone to see a bride for marriage, he proposes his desire which shocks the parents of both. Director - Samaya Murali T "An ardent fan of thanthai Periyar , I wanted to convey the message of widow remarriage to the new generation with the aim to make them understand the feelings of widowed women and accept them with love to create a Better life for them"
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PUTHIYA PAARVAI is a story of a young doctor who has grown seeing the hardships faced by his widowed mother. When he has gone to see a bride for marriage, he proposes his desire which shocks the parents of both. Director - Samaya Murali T "An ardent fan of thanthai Periyar , I wanted to convey the message of widow remarriage to the new generation with the aim to make them understand the feelings of widowed women and accept them with love to create a Better life for them"
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