K. Bhagyaraj demise: Mammootty, Dileep, Jayaram pay tribute; Prithviraj Sukumaran Says: ‘A True Art Legend’ | Malayalam Movie News
The Indian film fraternity came together to bid an emotional farewell to the veteran filmmaker, actor, writer and producer. K. Bhagyaraj who died at the age of 73 following a heart attack. The famous filmmaker breathed his last at Apollo Hospital.
mammoth , Dileep and Jayaram pay their respects
Superstar Mammootty expressed his condolences through a short message on social media. He wrote, “RIP Bhagyaraj. Heartfelt condolences.”Actor Dileep, who shared space with Bhagyaraj in ‘Mr. Marumakan’, visited the veteran filmmaker’s residence to pay his last respects. Jayaram also paid tribute to the late director.
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Rajinikanth and Sarathkumar recall a master storyteller
Sarathkumar remembered Bhagyaraj as a close family friend and opened up about meeting him just days before he died.As reported by The Hindu, he said, “The news of the death of our family’s close friend K. Bhagyaraj, with whom we were chatting just two days ago at Khushbu’s daughter’s wedding, has come as a deep shock and has caused us immense pain. Celebrated as the ‘script king’, he carved a permanent place in the hearts of his humorless and classic audience. Emotion, he portrayed people’s lives beautifully normal, family relationships and social realities.He was a rare artist who made people laugh while making them think.His films, unique script style and timeless dialogues will live on in people’s hearts.Rajinikanth also visited Bhagyaraj’s residence to pay homage. Recalling his five-decade journey in cinema, the superstar said, “For fifty years in the Tamil film industry, through his extraordinary talent and creativity, he has given many hit films and earned an indelible place in the hearts of the Tamil people. His sudden death has caused immense sadness and shock. My deepest condolences to his family and loved ones. May his soul find peace.”
Prithviraj Sukumaran pay an emotional tribute
Actor Prithviraj Sukumaran also recalled the filmmaker with whom he collaborated in the 2006 film ‘Parijatham’. Sharing an emotional message on Instagram Stories, she wrote: “Rest in peace sir! Being directed by you will always be a privilege in my heart! A true art legend!”
State honors have been announced for the veteran filmmaker
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 would receive state honors during his funeral in recognition of his extraordinary contribution to Tamil cinema.Kerala CM VD Satheesan also mourned the demise of Bhagyaraj. He said: “Deeply saddened by the passing away of veteran Tamil actor, director and screenwriter K. Bhagyaraj. Revered as the ‘Script King’, he redefined storytelling in Tamil cinema with his unique creative vision and unforgettable performances. He also shared a special bond with Malayalam cinema: his memorable role in Mr. Marumakanalam continues to be remembered by Kerry fans. My condolences to his family, colleagues and countless fans. May his soul rest in peace.”
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