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Literature & Fiction, Myths, Legends & Sagas Books for Students, Teachers, Graudates, Professionals and all others can peace and normalcy be restored in the celebrated haven of intrigue? And how? Through faith in the unseen or through rational thought and action? The village becomes a hotbed of religious debate when death and disappearance crop up unexplainedly along with a claim that shyamala is a reincarnation of Draupadi. The reason? He is desperately trying to acquire the flute of Krishna through her.

However, she finds herself in an embroilment with an enigmatic bairagi who is haunting the village and derailing the lives of its inhabitants. Someday, you will have the lock to which this knowledge is the key.Ĭatch Yamirukka Bayamaen every Monday to Thursday, at 7:30pm, on Vijay TV.Shyamala returns to Kannamangalam with her friend Raghav in the hope of finding tranquility and musical inspiration. But this knowledge is necessary, even if it is just a key to a door that doesn't exist. Sometimes, you learn a great many things which you don't really understand. The path of understanding, though, is difficult. Today, you could say I have come full circle. These were the kinds of incidents that made me go deeper into the subject. T he more I learned about such things, the more I began to understand. Half an hour later, I received a phone-call: my grandmother had died at 11 pm. Apparently, my grandmother had arrived and was standing at our doorstep. Many years later, one night, when I was in Madurai, my wife woke me up at midnight.

Those experiences were the reason I began delving in the subject in earnest. My grandmother was very fond of me when I was young. Judging by the huge amount of other-worldly themes in your work, have you had such experiences in your life as well? I thought it would be better to have my mother's name first like a crown, if you will. When I began writing, it was the fashion to have feminine pseudonyms - we had Pushpa Thangadurai, Sujatha, et al. After all, many writers had attempted and succeeded before me, in this genre. You need to absorb the reactions, to fully understand and appreciate it. The truth is when these serials were telecast, and the public were in a frenzy, it somehow never hit me.

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Did you have any idea about the cult-status the serial would achieve?Ībsolutely not. When the serial was telecast, viewer reaction was intense. I had just finished my novel Marmadesam in 1996, when the call came for it to be made into a serial. I'd been writing steadily in the 80s, and my works appeared in magazines like Anandha Vikatan. I have written feminist and psychological works as well. I wanted to take up a genre and make it my own. When I started writing, around 1978-80, this genre was empty. The fantasy-thriller genre in Tamil literature is an exciting one. We see God in a certain way, but the truth is he could assume any form be anywhere. They look more like advertisements for gold ornaments than deities.

Now, with the growths of the media, we have these lords and deities liberally showered in gold. Two centuries ago, people only knew their Gods in the forms they were represented in temples. Except that it does.Īs for whether Lord Muruga appears, our perception of the physical appearance of God has changed in the last 100-150 years. This serial is like searching for the route to a city that doesn't exist on the map. Bhogar too, must have left some evidence about another buried idol. I would also call it a sort of treasure-hunt. It's a thriller yes, but it's more a journey of self-discovery where the characters learn something new about themselves and the world around them. How would you classify Yamirukka Bayamaen? Is it a spiritual serial? Will Lord Muruga appear later on? Or is it more like a treasure-hunt? And two families are desperately searching for it, not just for the idol's value but because it's closely intertwined with their future. There is a Kurinji Aandavar Temple in Poonthottam, in the Kodaikkanal area, which is also of Navabhashanam, but this has been created in a different way. After all, if I had, say, a block of gold, I wouldn't create just one piece of jewellery, would I? It seems reasonable to suppose that Bhogar did create another idol. There are stories that he created another idol as well. Legend has it that Siddhar Bhogar created the idol of Lord Muruga at Palani with Navabhashanam - nine kinds of poisonous substances. How did you come up with Yamirukka Bayamaen?