What does Asokamitran's narrative in Poets and Pancakes demonstra… - Vidyadip

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What does Asokamitran's narrative in Poets and Pancakes demonstrate about Subbu?

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He was a hardworking man because there were no properly established studios and film companies when he started out.
He was imaginative because he could come up with numerous innovative ways of performing the same scene.
He was immensely helpful to his friends and acquaintances.
He was a celebrated poet who chose to dedicate his poetry to the masses.

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