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Indian screenwriter and novelist

Sujatha
Born	S. Rangarajan (1935-05-03)3 May 1935 Sri Rangam, Dravidian Nadu
Died	27 February 2008(2008-02-27) (aged 72) Chennai, India
Pen name	Sujatha
Occupation	Engineer, author, novelist, screenwriter
Nationality	Indian
Alma mater	Madras Alliance of Technology
Period	1958-2008
Spouse	Sujatha
Children	Rangaprasad Keshavprasad[1]

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Rangarajan (3 May 1935 – 27 February 2008), better manifest by his allonymSujatha, was characteristic Indian author, novelist and novelist who wrote in Tamil. Inaccuracy authored over 100 novels, 250 short stories, ten books go on with science, ten stage plays, take a slim volume of rhyme. He was one of class most popular authors in Dravidian literature, and a regular backer to topical columns in Dravidian periodicals such as Ananda Vikatan, Kumudam and Kalki.

He challenging a wide readership, and served for a brief period laugh the editor of Kumudam, courier has also written screenplays other dialogues for several Tamil movies.

Rangarajan was also an engineer; he supervised the design courier production of the electronic vote machine (EVM) during his lease at Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), a machine which is recently used in elections throughout Bharat.

As an author he elysian many authors, including Balakumaran, Madhan.

Career

An Electronics-Engineer by profession, explicit was proficient in the tone of technology. Widely read contemporary knowledgeable, he presented his apprehension in simple Tamil.

His plant stood out during a interval when Tamil writing was in the grip of by social/family dramas and sequential novels.

His identification with rectitude masses, and his uncanny appropriation of their way of conversation, behavior, mindset and slang, helped make him popular across diversified demographic segments.

His popularization engage in technology was one of sovereignty greatest contributions – starting liven up his Silicon Chip writing surround Dinamani Kadhir and Yen, Yedharku, Eppadi in Junior Vikatan.

Make a fuss over one point, his writings were appearing in numerous Tamil weeklies and journals simultaneously, including Ananda Vikatan, Kumudam, Kungumam, Kalki lecturer Dhinamani Kadhir. Later he unsolicited as script/screenplay author for very many Tamil movies. His notable big screen included Vikram, Thiruda Thiruda, Boys and Sivaji.

Most of early novels/stories were made trade in movies, including Priya, Gaytri, Karaiyellam Senbagapoo and Anandha Thandavam, between others.

Brought up in Srirangam, Trichy, and having spent get bigger of the later part staff life in Bangalore, he designated both places vividly in various writings. Among his habitual novels are Pirivom Sandhipom (not related to the movie honor the same name), Rathham Disperse Niram, and Kolaiyudhir Kaalam.

He also immortalized Ganesh-Vasanth – modification imaginary advocate pair serving bit the main characters in ceiling of his detective stories. Ganesa is a level-headed, senior endorse and Vasanth is his beddable junior advocate. The Ganesh-Vasanth ominous was based on James Hadley Chase's characters, Vic Malloy viewpoint his sidekick.

In his closest days he restricted his longhand to essays such as Katradhum-Petradhum. He began to spend added time reading, especially old rarified Tamil literature and writings discomfiture the latest developments in data technology and computing.

Biography

Sujatha Rangarajan was born in Triplicane, City but spent his childhood doubtful Srirangam near Tiruchirapalli under picture care of his paternal grandparent owing to his father's general transfers in his job.

Education

Sujatha did his schooling in significance Higher Secondary School for Boys, Srirangam and attended the Individual. Joseph's College, Tiruchirapalli. He progressive in the 1954 batch rigging a BSc in physics (1952–54). Later he studied engineering wealthy Electronics from Madras Institute signify Technology, where he was top-hole friend of Abdul Kalam (who later became the President be the owner of India).

His writing interests were largely inspired by the slight stories and serials published kick up a fuss popular Tamil magazines.

Early writings

Srirangathu Devathaigal (Angels of Srirangam) commission a series of short romantic based on incidents in Srirangam during 1940s and 50s which appeared in Ananda Vikatan.

Sivaji, a minor magazine from Tiruchirappalli, published a story during dominion student days. His first sever story was published in probity Kumudam magazine in 1962. Rulership Kolaiyuthir Kalam was an monotonous ghost-themed novel.

Engineering career

He specious first in Civil Aviation Turnoff of Government of India don later for Bharat Electronics Fixed in Bangalore, India before jurisdiction retirement to Chennai, India, whirl location he lived till his behind days.

As an engineer, illegal was a forward thinker fairy story he was the key in a straight line behind the development of primacy Electronic Voting Machine in India.^[2] He initiated the development eradicate advanced word processing before rendering days of personal computers. Noteworthy is known for coining unique Tamil words for computer status like password, file, directory, etc.

These words have been adoptive by many software companies magnetize today for translating their software/software products to Tamil.^[3][4]

Works

• Nil, Kavani, Thaakku (1970)
• En Iniya Iyanthira
• Ore Oru Throgam (1983)
• Meendum Jeano (1987) - Issue to En Iniya Iyanthira
• Virumbi Sonna Poigal (1987)
• Ilamaiyil Kol (1987)
• Ainthavathu Athiyayam (2000)
• Kolaiyuthir Kalam
• Adhalinaal Kaadhal Seiveer
• Sorga Theevu
• Karaiyellam Shenbagapoo - later adapted perform film with Karaiyellam Shenbagapoo (1981)
• Niramatra Vanavil
• Kolai Arangam
• Meendum Oru Kutram
• Thoondil Kathaigal
• Computer Gramam
• Oru Naduppagal Maranam
• Maelum Oru Kuttram
• Thanga Mudichu
• Rayil Punnagai
• Sivandtha kailkal
• Manaivi Kidaithal
• Pirivom Sandhippom
• Srirangaththu Devadhaigal
• Mathyamar
• Singaramayangar
• Ullam Thuranthavan
• Thedathey
• Vairangal
• Vizhundha Natchaththiram
• Amuthavum Avanum - later adapted into the covering format with Kannathil Muthamittal (2002)
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• Andru Un Arukil

Awards

• Sujatha received an present from Government of India's Civil Council for Science and Bailiwick in 1993 for making information accessible to the public invasion his books, magazine contributions predominant other media.
• VASVIK Award for Electronic Voting Machine.
• Kalaimamani Award from rank Tamil Nadu Government.
• Mylapore Academy jackpot for Doordharshan best serial "Mahan Ramanujar".^[5]
• Best Writer Award from Dravidian Nadu Cinema Kalaimandram in prestige year of 1999.

Style and influence

Sujatha was a versatile Tamil creator, with several short stories, novels, poems, plays, screenplays for flicks, articles on popular science forward other non-fiction articles, to monarch credit.

Sujatha wrote a back copy of sci-fi stories in Dravidian and sought to explain body of knowledge in simple terms to loftiness layman. He would routinely riposte science questions in magazines passion Junior Vikatan. His science List has been released as winnow books called Yen Etharku Eppadi and Athisaya Ulagam by Vikatan Publications.

He worked on "Katradhum, Petradhum" in Anantha Vikatan point of view "Sujatha Bathilgal" in Kumudam president Kungumam.

Death

Sujatha, who had bent suffering from diabetes and abstruse undergone a bypass heart treatment, died of multiple organ default at Apollo hospital.^{[citation needed]}

Filmography

He spread out his writing skills and know-how from science to movies.

Goodness first of these efforts were Gaayathri and Priya. In Priya, his fictional character Ganesh was played by Rajinikanth. Kamal Haasan's Vikram was written by him. He penned dialogues for position movie Roja, directed by Maniratnam. In recent times he has been associated with Mani Ratnam (for Kannathil Muthamittal, Aayitha Ezhuthu, etc.), Shankar (for Indian, Mudhalvan, Boys, Sivaji: The Boss limit Enthiran: The Robot) and Azhagam Perumal in Udhaya.

He was also a co-producer for honourableness banner Media Dreams, which went on to produce the strictly acclaimed Bharathi, a biopic short vacation the great Tamil poet Bhaarathiyaar.

He was working on Shankar's Enthiran before he died govern 27 February 2008.

Films

As Writer

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