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== Screen Life ==
== Screen Life ==
In 1949, Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal along with Sandilyan and S.D.S. Yogiar contributed to the story and dialogues for film Krishnabhakti, produced by New Tone Studio starring P.U. Chinnappa.
In 1949, Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal along with Sandilyan and S.D.S. Yogiar contributed to the story and dialogues for the film Krishnabhakti, produced by New Tone Studio starring P.U. Chinnappa.


== Literary Life ==
== Literary Life ==
Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal was assisting [[Ku. Pa. Rajagopalan]] in penning his stories when his vision was blurred due to cataract. Thus, she received literary training and began to write regularly. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal published her first short story ''Sevvai dosham'' in Gandhi magazine in 1937. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal wrote stories ''Karuhia Kadal'' (charred love), ''Savitriyin Kaditham'', (Savitri's letter), ''Lalitha'' and ''Gunavathi'' in [[Manikkodi]] magazine. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal published more than 500 short stories. First collection of short stories ''Oli Udayam'' was published in 1946. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal dedicated this collection of 13 short stories to her elder brother [[Ku. Pa. Rajagopalan]]. Her first novel ''Ambika'' was released in 1962.  
Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal was assisting [[Ku. Pa. Rajagopalan]] in penning his stories when his vision was blurred due to cataract. Thus, she received literary training and started writing regularly. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal published her first short story ''Sevvai dosham'' in Gandhi magazine in 1937. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal wrote stories ''Karuhia Kadal'' (charred love), ''Savitriyin Kaditham'', (Savitri's letter), ''Lalitha'' and ''Gunavathi'' in [[Manikkodi]] magazine. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal published more than 500 short stories. First collection of short stories ''Oli Udhayam'' was published in 1946. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal dedicated this collection of 13 short stories to her elder brother [[Ku. Pa. Rajagopalan]]. Her first novel ''Ambika'' was released in 1962.  


Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal was a veena artiste. She wrote books on Culinary arts. She penned a cooking series in [[Ambalam]] e-magazine when Sujatha was editor.
Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal was a veena artiste. She wrote books on Culinary arts. She penned a cooking series in [[Ambalam]] e-magazine when Sujatha was editor.
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== Awards ==
== Awards ==
Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal's publications were nationalized in 2002.
Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal's writings were nationalized in 2002.


== Literary Significance ==
== Literary Significance ==
Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal conceptualized same plots in her writings as that popular writings of women writers. These plots depicted the oppression of women and their ruin in tight grip of family system. But Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal writings gain literary value due to the unexaggerated realistic portrayals. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal can be regarded to be the foremost female litterateur of modern Tamil literature. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal was a pioneer to subsequent writers like R. Sudamani.  
Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal conceptualized the plots in her writings same as that of popular writings of women writers. These plots depicted the oppression of women and their ruin in tight grip of family system. But Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal writings deserve literary value due to the unexaggerated realistic portrayals. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal can be regarded as the foremost female litterateur of modern Tamil literature. She was a pioneer to subsequent writers like R. Sudamani.  


Literary critic A. Ramasamy said, 'Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal is one of the most prominent women writers in Tamil. Her name is a must-have in the history of Tamil fiction that speaks of writings of woman. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal's short stories are classical in form and, portray the scenes through dialogues without exaggeration'.   
Literary critic A. Ramasamy said, 'Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal is one of the most prominent women writers in Tamil. Her name is a must-have in the history of Tamil fiction repository that speaks of writings of woman. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal's short stories are classical in form and, portray the scenes through dialogues without exaggeration'.   


Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal was a pioneer to transcend the family boundaries of female writers of the day and engage in various fields including films.  
Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal was a pioneer to transcend the family boundaries of female writers of the day and engage in various fields including films.  
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* ''Usha''
* ''Usha''
* ''Thani Valiye''
* ''Thani Valiye''
* ''Otamum Nadayum''  
* ''Otamum Nadaiyum''
* ''Kalpana''
* ''Kalpana''
* ''Kuralum Padhilum''  
* ''Kuralum Padhilum''  
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* ''Oli Udhayam''  
* ''Oli Udhayam''  
* ''Deivathin Parisu''  
* ''Deivathin Parisu''  
* ''Veera Vanidei''
* ''Veera Vanithai''
* ''Uyirin Azhaipu''  
* ''Uyirin Azhaipu''  


====== Articles ======
====== Articles ======


* ''Culinary Art (Two parts)''
* ''Samayarkalai (Two volumes)''
* ''Bharathapen''
* ''Bharathapen''
* ''Bodhi Madhavan''  
* ''Bodhi Madhavan''  
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Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal
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Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal (1908-2002) was a writer of short stories and novels in Tamil. She is regarded as first woman writer to publish collection of short stories in Tamil. She was younger sister of renowned writer Ku. Pa. Rajagopalan.

Birth, Studies

Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal (Kumbakonam Pattabhiramaiyar Sethu Ammal) was born in 1908 to Pattabhiramaiyar and Janakiammal in Kumbakonam. Her elder brother was Ku. Pa. Rajagopalan. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal married at the age of 11 and continued her studies from her husband’s place till school final grade.

Screen Life

In 1949, Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal along with Sandilyan and S.D.S. Yogiar contributed to the story and dialogues for the film Krishnabhakti, produced by New Tone Studio starring P.U. Chinnappa.

Literary Life

Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal was assisting Ku. Pa. Rajagopalan in penning his stories when his vision was blurred due to cataract. Thus, she received literary training and started writing regularly. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal published her first short story Sevvai dosham in Gandhi magazine in 1937. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal wrote stories Karuhia Kadal (charred love), Savitriyin Kaditham, (Savitri's letter), Lalitha and Gunavathi in Manikkodi magazine. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal published more than 500 short stories. First collection of short stories Oli Udhayam was published in 1946. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal dedicated this collection of 13 short stories to her elder brother Ku. Pa. Rajagopalan. Her first novel Ambika was released in 1962.

Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal was a veena artiste. She wrote books on Culinary arts. She penned a cooking series in Ambalam e-magazine when Sujatha was editor.

Death

Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal passed away in 2002 in Chennai.

Awards

Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal's writings were nationalized in 2002.

Literary Significance

Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal conceptualized the plots in her writings same as that of popular writings of women writers. These plots depicted the oppression of women and their ruin in tight grip of family system. But Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal writings deserve literary value due to the unexaggerated realistic portrayals. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal can be regarded as the foremost female litterateur of modern Tamil literature. She was a pioneer to subsequent writers like R. Sudamani.

Literary critic A. Ramasamy said, 'Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal is one of the most prominent women writers in Tamil. Her name is a must-have in the history of Tamil fiction repository that speaks of writings of woman. Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal's short stories are classical in form and, portray the scenes through dialogues without exaggeration'.

Ku.Pa. Sethu Ammal was a pioneer to transcend the family boundaries of female writers of the day and engage in various fields including films.

Publications

Novels
  • Ambika
  • Mythili
  • Usha
  • Thani Valiye
  • Otamum Nadaiyum
  • Kalpana
  • Kuralum Padhilum
  • Unmaiyin Ullam
Short Stories
  • Oli Udhayam
  • Deivathin Parisu
  • Veera Vanithai
  • Uyirin Azhaipu
Articles
  • Samayarkalai (Two volumes)
  • Bharathapen
  • Bodhi Madhavan

Reference