About M. D. Parthasarathy
Lived 1910 – 1963 (aged 52–53). M. D. Parthasarathy was a composer.
M. D. Parthasarathy (21 September 1910 – August 1963) was an Indian music composer and actor, who worked mainly in Tamil cinema.
Musician Parthasarathy was a "Sangeetha Bhushanam" of Annamalai University. During his period at this university veterans like Ponniah Pillai (of the Thanjavur quartet family) and violinist and Sangeetha Kalanidhi T.S. Sabesa Iyer taught there. After completing his course in the early 1930s, Parthasarathy went to Chennai (Madras then). It was the time the Tamil talkie began to flourish. Most of the Talkies were produced with stories from the mythological epics. The actors came from the stage and from the Carnatic music world. Parthasarathy who was well trained in Carnatic music found a place easily in talkies.
Actor
Prominent stage actor and writer Vadivel Naicker spotted Parthasarathy when he was acting in a play of the amateur group of the veteran stage drama producer Pammal Sambandha Mudaliar. This led to Parthasarathy playing roles in films like Sakkubai (1934), Draupadi Vastrapaharanam (1934) and Srinivasa Kalyanam (this is the first Tamil film to be wholly made in Madras). But he is said to have come into his own with his interpretation of Hanuman in the film Garuda Garva Bhangam (1936).
Radio stint Just when his cinematic career seemed to have hit a dead-end, Parthasarathy found work with Tiruchi Radio as a staff artiste. He is said to have been very popular as an actor in radio plays.
Later, after leaving the film industry for good, Parthasarathy joined AIR Bangalore
Music director After a few years in radio, the film world beckoned him again. It was S. S. Vasan calling him to be in-house music director for the Gemini banner which would become a household name in a few years.
Death Parthasarathy died in August 1963 due to cancer.
Filmography As actor Sakkubai (1934) Srinivasa Kalyanam (1934) Garuda Garvabhangham (1936) Sethu Bandhanam (1937) Dharmapuri Rahasiyam (alias Rajadrohi)
As music composer Year Film Language Director Banner Notes 1941 Madana Kama Rajan Tamil B. N. Rao Gemini Studios with S. Rajeswara Rao 1942 Bala Nagamma Telugu C. Pullaiah Gemini Studios with S. Rajeswara Rao 1942 Nandanar Tamil Murugadasa Gemini Studios with S. Rajeswara Rao 1943 Mangamma Sabatham Tamil Acharya Gemini Studios with S. Rajeswara Rao 1944 Dasi Aparanji Tamil B. N. Rao Gemini Studios with S. Rajeswara Rao 1945 Kannamma En Kadhali Tamil Kothamangalam Subbu Gemini Studios 1948 Chandralekha Hindi S. S. Vasan Gemini Studios with S. Rajeswara Rao 1948 Chandralekha Tamil S. S. Vasan Gemini Studios with S. Rajeswara Rao 1948 Gnana Soundari Tamil Murugadasa Gemini Studios 1949 Apoorva Sagodharargal Tamil Acharya Gemini Studios with S. Rajeswara Rao & R. Vaidyanathan 1949 Nishaan Hindi Acharya Gemini Studios with S. Rajeswara Rao & R. Vaidyanathan 1950 Apoorva Sahodarulu Telugu Acharya Gemini Studios with S. Rajeswara Rao & R. Vaidyanathan 1953 Avvaiyar Tamil Kothamangalam Subbu Gemini Studios P. S. Anandaraman & Mayavaram Venu 1955 Nam Kuzhandai Tamil K. S. Gopalakrishnan Windsor Productions
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Who was M. D. Parthasarathy?
Indian music composer and actor (1910–1963)
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M. D. Parthasarathy was born on 21 September 1910.
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M. D. Parthasarathy died in 1963.
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M. D. Parthasarathy was a composer.
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