தர மழயல சறபனகதயன உணரததம படலகளல சமகம / Society in the Songs Portraying Prison Fiction in Cinema

The creation and the creator are shaped by the specific social situation and context they emerge from. This is because creation, creator and society are closely interconnected. The messages conveyed in literature and their nature are directly related to the causes and effects of the particular social structure. When we understand these connections properly, the message in the literature also becomes clear to anyone who comes across it. In today's fiction, One can observe for the portrayals of the struggles faced by unmarried older women and marital breakdowns that arise due to the pressures created by capitalist economies. For example, in Anuradha Ramanan's short story “Siraigal” the wife is abandoned by her husband because she is sexually assaulted by a man named Anthony Sami. This story was adapted into a film by director R. C. Sakthi. The songs in this film were written by poets Pulamipithan, Muthulingam, and Piraisoodan. Although each poet's thinking and style are unique, they write their lyrics to suit the narrative told by the director. Many of these songs carry deep social messages. This research paper aims to reveal the social ideologies and narrative elements embedded in these songs.