J.C. Daniel, a Tamil dentist and martial artist, who became the father of Malayalam cinema

Driven by his passionateness for cinema, Daniel sold his stock of household spot in Kanniyakumari district and borrowed wealth from friends and relatives to produce the archetypal Malayalam soundless film Vigathakumaran (The Lost Child). The movie told the communicative of a kid kidnapped by a plantation idiosyncratic from Sri Lanka and aboriginal reunited with his family