A. L. Srinivasan

A. L. Srinivasan, a Tamil film producer, best known for introducing several directors to the Tamil film industry, was born on November 23, 1923. In a large family, Srinivasan was the sixth kid. The siblings of Srinivasan are Kannappa Chettiar, Gandhimathi, Muhammad, Gnanaambal, Sswarnammaal, Kannadasan, and Sivakami. Srinivasan began his professional life as a banker and gradually advanced to become a distributor and producer. He also had film studios in Coimbatore and Madras. He is renowned for introducing directors like A. as a producer. Aroor Dhas, the scriptwriter, Bhimsingh, Puttanna Kanagal Puttanna Kanagal was known as Chitra Brahma (God o >> Read More... , K. S. Gopalakrishnan, and P. Madhavan. For 13 years, Srinivasan presided over the South Indian Film Chamber of Commerce. Through his 35 films in five Indian languages—Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, and Kannada—he is credited with introducing many people to the film industry.

Two children, Kannappan and Visalakshi, were born to Srinivasan and his first wife, Azhagammai Aachi (who died on May 21, 1981). Srinivasan, who had diabetes, passed away on July 30, 1977, from a heart attack. He works as a producer in films like Thirudaathae, Panam Money has become the axis of every man’s life. Pan >> Read More... , Ambikapathy Click to look into! >> Read More... , Lakshmi Kalyanam Lakshmi Kalyanam is a Telugu television series tha >> Read More... , Kandan, Karunai, and Cinema Paiththiyam. He received accolades and awards such as a 1962 Certificate of Merit for the Third Best Feature Film, Sarada, and Jury, International Documentary and Short Film Section, 12th Berlin International Film Festival. A. L. Srinivasan was a well-known name in his era and was charmingly referred to as "ALS" by those in the film industry. He was a producer who produced a lot of successful songs. He was the sixth of nine children born to Saththappan Chettiar and Visalakshi. Kannadasan, known as "Kavignar," was his younger brother.

He has been enamored of movies since he was a young child. In 1941, after finishing eighth grade, he began working in Chennai at a salary of 40 rupees per month. He then continued to Coimbatore, where he accepted a position as a distributor of films representative. During that time, he met N. S. Krishnan and T. R. Mahalingam. He created the film production business Coimbatore Pictures with Thirumalaisamy Gownder, Muthumanickam, and Duraisamy Gownder. The company distributed motion pictures. The firm acquired the film "Velakkaari" rights, authored by "Arignar" Anna.

The movie was a huge success, and ALS made a tidy profit. In Chennai, India, he founded the production business "Madras Pictures" in 1951. "Panam" was the first production of the firm. N. S. Krishnan directed the movie. M. Karunanidhi, aka "Kalaignar," wrote the dialogue and the plot. Sivaji Ganesan The Honorable Mr. Ganesan was the second son in hi >> Read More... , Padmini, SSR, and VKR were among the cast members. It was Sivaji's second movie. The movie "Ambikapathy," starring Sivaji and Bhanumathy, was produced by ALS in 1957. He also changed the name of his business to ALS Productions. MGR was first included in social films by ALS thanks to his film "Thirudaathae." Up until that point, MGR primarily performed in historical dramas.