Goddess Ankalamma, or Angalamma, is also known as Ankamma or Angamma, Ankali, Angali, Ankala Parameswari and Angala Parameswari. She is worshipped with these names in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.Angala Parameswari is a 2002 Tamil religious film . Ankalamma is counted as one of the Matrikas or “Seven Mothers”. She is also considered to be a form of goddess Ankali or Kali. In order to incorporate her worship into Vedic Hinduism, Ankamma is labeled as the mother of the Trimurtis, the Hindu male trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Siva. However, Ankalamma is a non-Vedic deity and, like so many Tamil popular deities, she seems to have originated in a fierce guardian figure. The main characteristic of the ritual called Ankamma Kolupu is that a midnight worship (puja) is performed by making a colorful Rangoli with wheat flour, turmeric powder, kumkum, black charcoal powder, etc. During the worship singers recite ballads based on local stories about warrior ancestors (Veeran). The climax comes at the end of the ritual, when the devotees sacrifice a goat and its blood is spilled in order to appease the goddess. en.wikipedia.org On the request of Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvathi (Roja) incarnates into goddess Angala Parameswari (Meena) in order to protect the earth and restore peace and righteousness. The movie starts when two families fix the marriage of their children namely Shankar and Kaveri, giving her a necklace. But, Lakshmana, the evil uncle of the Kaveri wanted to have …
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