Pushpalatha

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Characters played by Pushpalatha

Bindu's mother — Pagalil Oru Iravu (1979)

Bindu's mother conceals the truth about her daughter's past. After Bindu became pregnant following her encounter with Ramesh, her mother took her to a hillside village for a traditional abortion treatment, which caused Bindu to lose her memory of adolescence. She eventually reveals the truth when pressed by Major Sundarrajan.

Kausalya — Oorukku Upadesam (1984)

Ponnambalam's wife and the mother of Raman, Lakshmanan, and Bharathan. She helps arrange Raman's marriage to Janaki after misunderstanding his request for a daughter-in-law. When Bharathan accuses Janaki of having worked as a prostitute, Kausalya is shocked and joins in treating Janaki harshly, before learning that the family misjudged her.

Rushyendramani — Dowry Kalyanam (1983)

The domineering mother-in-law who controls her family and demands exorbitant dowry and gold jewelry. She harshly criticizes Ganesan's family during preparations, sets a strict payment ultimatum, and ultimately accepts the dowry funds provided by Kuselan and Ethiraj to proceed with the wedding.

Gomathi — Andavan Kattalai (1964)

Supporting character. No specific plot details or narrative function are provided in the summary.

Sudeshna — Srimadhvirata Parvamu (1979)

Sudeshna is the queen whom Draupadi serves while disguised as Sairandhri Malini. Kichaka pressures Sudeshna to send Sairandhri to him with wine, making her an unwilling link in the humiliation of Draupadi and in the chain of events that leads to Kichaka's death.

Career Overview

Pushpalatha has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Signature works include Magizhampoo, Karpooram, Poo Vaasam. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
45
Birth Date
1937-01-01
Birth Place
Mettupalayam, Madras Province, British India

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