Dikkatra Parvathi Trailer (1974)

14 June 1974 Drama 111 mins

Parvathi is a happy girl just married to a very loving husband, Karuppan. With kind parents-in-law and a doting husband, her life is blissful. Soon, she is blessed with a child. Karuppan wants to increase his earnings and decides to buy a cart, though Parvathi is unwilling, asserting it is happier to be contented with what they have. However Karuppan takes a loan from a money lender and buys a cart. Initially, everything looks rosy. But Karuppan happens to cross the toddy shops on his way home.

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Cast

Lakshmi as Parvathi

Srikanth as Karuppan

Y. G. Mahendran as Ismail

Poornam Viswanathan

Typist Gopu

Crew

Singeetam Srinivasa Rao Director

C. Rajagopalachari Novel

Chitti Babu Original Music Composer

Mankada Ravi Varma Director of Photography

Singeetam Srinivasa Rao Screenplay

International Titles

Thikatra Parvathi Trailer

Thikkatra Parvathi Trailer

International Releases Dates

India 14 June 1974

Production Companies

National Film Development Corporation of India

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