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| Banner | Renuka Films |
| Director | V.Nagayya |
| Writer | V.Nagayya , S.Raghavacharya |
| Producer | V.Nagayya |
| Music Director | V.Nagayya |
| Cinematography | Nagaraja , A. Rehman |
| Film Editing | Dinkar Joshi |
| Art Director | |
| Camera Operator | |
| Assistant Cameramen | |
| Playback Singers | V.Nagayya, B.Jayamma |
| Character | Actor / Actress |
| Tyagayya | V.Nagayya |
| Lord Krishna | Baby Vanaja |
| Kamalamba | Hemalatha Devi |
| Chapala | Sarita Devi |
| Hemalatha | |
| Dharmamba | B. Jayamma |
| Court Singer | Jayavanthi |
| Sundara Lakshmi | Lakshmirajyam |
| Japesen | Mudigonda Lingamurthy |
| Padmanabham | |
| Narada in disguise | Lakshmipathy Vedantam |
| Venkamma | G. Visweswaramma |
| Nyapathy Narayana Murthy | |
| Rayaprolu Subramanyam | |
| K. Dorai Swamy | |
| Natesan |
| Thyagayya (Nagaiah) is a villager composing devotional music to Rama while rejecting the court of Serfoji, Maharajah of Tanjore (Narayana Murthy), the dominant cultural center of the region. Turning down invitations and gifts from the Maharajah, he provokes the jealous wrath of his brother Japesen (Lingamurthy). The film's climax comes when Japesen destroys Rama's idols, Thyagaraja resurrects them eventually and sacrifices his life to his God. |
| Release Date | 01-November-1946 |
| Budget | |
| Revenue |
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