Venni Kaladi (died 1759), also known as "Periya Kaladi, was an 18th-century CE general from Tamil Nadu, India According to a majority of the accepted historical accounts, Khan Saqib decided to fight against Puli Thevar.
Then Periya Kaladi attacked the camp and destroyed the troops of Khan Saqib.
Even though the stomach was torn and the intestines came out, but he pushed it back and took the piece tied as a turban and tied it along the gut and proceeded to fight the war and defeated the opponents.
He drove his horse and arrived at Puli Thevar to report that they had gone into hiding in the forest with the army and died while lying on the lap of Puli Thevar while delivering the news during a serious injury.
[1] Puli Thevar later planted a stone (natukal) at the spot where his commander had died fighting large artillery.