Published 2022-05-29
Keywords
- Society,
- Rationalism,
- Religion,
- Dravidian Movement Thought
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Abstract
The Dravidian movement was created to uplift the downtrodden. Dravidian directors have also sought to see Valluvar as an atheist. The titles given by the Dravidian director in his speech in Thirukural are astonishing. It is located to attract attention that stimulates the reader to read. In it, with the speech of the old narrator Parimalagar, the Dravidian movement's proud Periyar, Kulanthai Puluvar, Bharathidasan, and Dr. kalaignar. The study sets out to reveal the artist's texts. It is better to accept the Dravidian director's textual texts for practical use as they contain ideas that can improve the society.
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