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Kodumadi Balambal Sundarambal (1908–1980) was a renowned stage artist and singer of South India. She was popularly referred to as the 'Queen of the Indian stage. She was noted both for her resonant, vibrant voice and for the dignity of her performances.

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A political activist during the Indian independence movement, K.B. Sundarambal was the first film personality to enter a state legislature in India. Early years K.B. Sundarambal was born on 11 October 1908 in the town of Kodumudi (also spelled 'Kodumadi'), on the banks of the Kaveri, about 35 km from the town of Erode in present-day Tamil Nadu. Little is known of Sundarambal's father; her mother, Balambal, barely managed to eke out a living. Indeed, so penurious was the family that Sundarambal, as a child, is said to have made some much-needed money by singing ditties on trains and receiving tips from the passengers. Stage debut That was Sundarambal's training in music.

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According to some sources, it was while singing thus on a train and begging for alms that the 10-year-old Sundarambal attracted the attention of F. Natesa Iyer, an amateur stage actor, producer and talent-scout, later municipal chairman of tiruchchirapalli district, in chennai. According to other sources, it was a police official named Krishnaswamy Iyer, an acquaintance of Balambal, who discovered the talent in Sundarambal and introduced the 10-year-old girl to P. Velu Nair, one of the reigning dramatists of that era. In either case, Sundarambal is believed to have made her debut in 1917, on the Tamil stage, as a member of a travelling theatre troupe. This was the turning point in her life.

The talented young girl honed her voice while performing small roles on stage and keeping audiences entertained between acts. Soon enough, she was essaying leading roles on stage. Her early stage plays like 'Valli Thirumanam,' 'Pavalakodi' and 'Harishchandra' proved to be great hits. In particular, 'Valli Thirumanam', where she co-starred with S.G.

Kittappa, was a phenomenal success. Marriage While working together in the theatre, Sundarambal and S. Kittappa fell in love. They were married in 1927. For the next few years, Sundarambal lived a life that was both personally and professionally satisfying. The couple became cult figures with theatre aficionados.

Unfortunately, the phase came to a sudden end with the untimely death of S. Kittappa in 1933. Sundarambal left the stage sometime after this happened, preferring to pursue a career as a concert artiste. Filmography A celebrated theatre personality and an accomplished concert artiste, Sundarambal was to find success in films as well. Although she accepted only a few film offers, they have proved to be landmarks.

Her performance as Avvaiyyar, the Tamil poet-saint, was so convincing that she has become almost synonymous with the legendary personality. Since no portrait of the historical poetess exists, Avvaiyar is depicted using Sundramabal's image!