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Pala. Karuppiah

Indian politician

Summary

Indian politician

Field	Value
name	Palap. Karuppiah
office	Member of Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly
term_start	2011
term_end	2016
constituency	Harbour
birth_date
birth_place	Karaikudi
birth_name	Chinna Karuppiah
occupation	Actor, Writer and Cinema Producer
otherparty	Congress, Janata Dal, MDMK,

AIADMK (2010-2016) DMK(2016-2019) Makkal Needhi Maiam (2021) Tamilnadu Thanurimai Kalagam (2023)

Pala. Karuppiah (born Chinna Karuppiah on 2 April 1943) is an Indian politician, film producer, actor and author. He was an MLA in the 14th Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly from the Harbour constituency in the Chennai District. As an actor, he is best known for his role in Sarkar.

Film career

Karuppiah started his film career with Thiruvannamalai (2008). He rose to fame for his role in Sarkar (2018) as Masilamani, the former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and one of the antagonists. He has gone on to play political and character roles in films such as Action (2019) and Sembi (2022).

Political career

On 28 January 2016 Pala was expelled from AIADMK by party general secretary J. Jayalalithaa after being accused of indulging in activities contrary to party ideology and bringing it into disrepute. A day later, he resigned from his assembly constituency. His house was attacked by unknown assailants following it. He later met the media and accused the AIADMK government of corruption.

Filmography

Actor

Year	Film	Role
2008	Thiruvannamalai	Local Politician
2010	Angadi Theru	Annachi
2018	Sarkar	M. Masilamani, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu
2019	Action	Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu
2021	MGR Magan	K. R. Thangavel
Friendship	Judge
2022	Sembi	Adhiyamaan, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu
2023	Kannai Nambathey	Mu. Aalavanthaan, Health Minister
License	Minister of Law
Sarakku	Judge
2024	Oru Nodi	Thirunayana Moorthy
Ninnu Vilayadu
Haraa	Chief Minister
Paraman	Malaisamy
Rajakili	Spiritual Guru

Producer

Indru Nee Nalai Naan (1983)
Andha Oru Nimidam (1985)
Maamiyargal Jakkirathai (1986)
Theertha Karaiyinile (1987)
Poruthathu Pothum (1988)
Vaa Vaa Vasanthamey (1992) (also director)
Naadi Thudikkuthadi (2020)

Bibliography

Pattinathaar Oru Paarvai
Arasiyal Sadhirattangal
Kaalam Kizhittha Kodugal
Kannadhaasan
Kaalathin Velippaadu
Ellaigal Neettha Rama Kaadhai
Karunanidhi Enna Kadavulaa.

References

"Thiru. Pala. Karuppiah (AIADMK) 18. Harbour Chennai District". Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly.
"List of MLAs from Tamil Nadu 2011". Government of Tamil Nadu.
(28 January 2016). "Pala. Karuppiah expelled from AIADMK". [[The Hindu]].
Red Pix, 24x7. (20 July 2016). "After Getting Insulted in AIADMK Pala. Karuppiah Takes Refuge In Karunanidhi Camp".
(31 January 2016). "Pala. Karuppiah's house attacked". [[The Hindu]].

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