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Puyal (transl. Storm) is a 1952 Indian Tamil-language film directed by G. Viswanath.[1] The film stars G. M. Basheer and M. V. Rajamma. It was released on 25 July 1952.[2]

Puyal
Poster
Directed by	G. Viswanath
Screenplay by	(Dialogues) Karmayogi Rajagopal
Story by	C. J. Cherian
Produced by	K. P. George
Starring	G. M. Basheer M. V. Rajamma
Cinematography	G. P. Ramasamy, G. K. Ramu
Edited by	G. Viswanath
Music by	S. G. K. Pillai P. S. Diwakar
Production company	Pelican Pictures
Release date	25 July 1952 (1952-07-25)
Running time	197 minutes
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Plot

This article needs a plot summary. (November 2021)

Cast

List adapted from the database of Film News Anandan[2] and from Thiraikalanjiyam.[3]

Production

The film was produced by K. P. George under the banner Pelican Pictures and was directed by G. Viswanath who also did the editing. Story was written by C. J. Cherian while the dialogues were penned by Karmayogi Rajagopalan. G. P. Ramasamy and G. K. Ramu were in charge of cinematography. Art direction was by Kuttiyappu and Ponnusam and Choreography was done by C. Thangaraj. Still photography was by K. Anandan. The film was made at Central Studios.[2][4]

Soundtrack

Music was composed by S. G. K. Pillai and P. S. Diwakar while the lyrics were penned by Diwakar.[3]

Song	Singer/s	Duration (m:ss)
"Punitha Hridhaya Paripooranane"
"Thaaye En Thaayee Thunbamellaam"
"Devaadhi Devan Neeye"
"O Arul Maamaniye"
"Naalae Nalla Naalae"	Jikki
"O Katti Karumbe"		03:04
"Veenaagumaa Vaazh Naarl"
"Yaen Pirandhaayi Nee Poologam Mael"
"Jegamadhile Oru Anaadhai"		03:12
"Thanmanamae Nilai Dhaan Vaeraanaal"
"Happy Hello My Darling"
"Praemaiyinaale Naanum"	Jikki & Mehboob
"Vaadudhe Yen Manam"

References

External links

• Puyal at IMDb

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