People from the Indian film industry come together to pay a fond farewell to senior filmmakers, actors, writers and producers K.Bajraj Died of a heart attack at the age of 73. The famous film producer passed away at Apollo Hospitals.
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Superstar Mammootty sent a short message on social media to express her condolences. “RIP Bhagyaraj. Heartfelt condolences,” he wrote.Actor Dileep shared screen space with Bhagyaraj in “Mr.” Marumakan’ visited the residence of the veteran filmmaker to pay his last respects. Jayaram also paid tribute to the late director.
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Rajinikanth Sarath Kumar remembers a master storyteller
Sarathkumar remembered Bhagyaraj as a close family friend and met him days before his death.“The news of the death of K. Bhagyaraj, a close friend of our family, whom we had chatted with at the wedding of Khushbu’s daughter two days ago, is shocking and has brought us great sadness,” he said, according to The Hindu.Rajinikanth also visited Bhagyaraj’s residence to pay his respects. Recalling his five-year film journey, the superstar said, “For five decades in the Tamil film industry, with his extraordinary talent and creativity, he made many successful films and earned an indelible place in the hearts of Tamil people. His sudden death caused great grief and shock. My deepest condolences to his family and loved ones. May his soul find peace. “
Prithviraj Sukumaran express emotional respect
Actor Prithviraj Sukumaran still remembers the filmmaker who worked with him in the 2006 film “Parijatham”. He shared a touching message on Instagram Stories, writing, “RIP sir! It will always be an honor in my heart to be mentored by you! A true legend in the arts!”
Announcement of national honors
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay visited Bhagyaraj’s residence to pay his last respects. Earlier, the Chief Minister’s Office announced that the veteran filmmaker will be given state honors at his funeral in recognition of his outstanding contribution to Tamil cinema.Kerala CM VD Satheesan also expressed condolences on the death of Bhagyaraj. He said, “Deeply saddened by the passing away of veteran Tamil actor, director and screenwriter K. Bhagyaraj. Known as the ‘King of Screenwriters’, he redefined storytelling in Tamil cinema with his unique creative vision and unforgettable performances. He also had a special connection with Malayalam cinema – his unforgettable role in Mr. Marumakan continues to be missed by moviegoers in Kerala.” Heartfelt condolences to his family, colleagues and countless fans. May his soul rest in peace. “
