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He is supposedly working for the feature film вЂ“ Robot вЂ“ featuring Rajini. In later days, he wrote screen play and dialogues for Tamil movies directed by Sankar, the last one being, вЂ Sivaji вЂ“ The bossвЂ. After that another one featuring вЂ“ Satyaraj (Airport) was filmed. Vikram вЂ“ staring Kamal was the early one I suppose. Some of SujathaвЂ™s novels were made as film.

He is the one who headed the group which came out with electronic voting machines ( EVM).

A tech geek, he kept his knowledge updated with the advancement of science. Perhaps, Sujatha is one of the earlier writer who hot the advantage of using Computers for writing. His new-year special awards was hilarious, during the year end eve, he will announcing awards to people who he thinks has done (also not done) some thing worth mentioning. Later in his days he kept writing in Vikatan (Katratham, petrathum!!) In this section he discussed about the day to day happenings, books he read, shows he watched and about every thing that fascinated him. SujathaвЂ™s вЂ“ Kanaiyaaleein kadaisee pakkangal was a treat to literary crowd. That was really a trend setter in Tamil literary world. The famous characters I could remember, being вЂGanesh & VasanthвЂ™. He later started writing about the functioning of brain as вЂThalamai seyalagamвЂ in same the weekly was received with success. He could explain complex questions with ease of language that could be understood my commoner with a wit always.

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The series вЂ“ вЂ Enn? Etharkku? Eppadi?вЂ™ -where he answers users questions on science was a big success and trend setter. SujathaвЂ™s another sequel with Junior Vikatan was also a big hit. In the last chapter when Jeno was put to death, it created so much grief for the reader. The second book to follow вЂ“ вЂ meendom jeenoвЂ was even more interesting. Much early in age, I donвЂ™t know what is the funda behind robot. The first book вЂ“ en inniya eyanthra вЂ“ where he introduces Jeno вЂ“ the robot dog for the first time. I was in 10th or eleventh standard then, my father gave me the copies of these books to read. The most famous and vividly remembered one (two exactly) being вЂ En inniya eyanthraвЂ and вЂ Meendoom JenoвЂ. I have read so many books written by him. Content warning: This interview contains references to sexual assault and harassment.On Wednesday, 2, the famous Tamil writer Sujatha died in Chennai. Leah Ward, one of the organisers of Slutwalk 2021 and co-founder of Feminists United Australia speaks to Evie about the upcoming virtual rally on 3CR. This interview originally aired on Democracy Now on 4th November 2021.

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