Tamil film producer K Rajan dies by suicide at 85 in Chennai
Tamil film producer K Rajan died by suicide on Sunday in Chennai. His death has shocked the industry. The police are investigating the case and details are awaited. Rajan is known for films like Doubles, Aval Paavam and Ninaikatha Naaliai.
Tamil film producer K Rajan died by suicide on Sunday in Chennai. A police case has been registered and investigation is currently underway. The industry has expressed shock over Rajan's death.
While initial reports say Rajan died by jumping off the Adayar bridge in Chennai, further details are awaited. He is survived by his son Prabhukanth.
K Rajan was a multi-faceted person who contributed to Tamil cinema as a producer, writer, director and actor. He began his career in the industry by producing Brammacharigal in 1983. Some of his production ventures include Doubles, Aval Paavam and Ninaikoatha Naaliai.
In 1991, he debuted as a director with Nizhalgal Ravi and Sarathkumar’s Namma Ooru Maariamma and went on to helm Unarchigal in 2005. He also wrote the stories of Thangamana Thangachi and Unarchigal.
Some of his acting projects include Michael Raj, Sonthakkaran, Veettoda Maapillai, Paambu Saatai, Ajith Kumar’s Thunivu and Selvaraghavan’s Bakasuran.
K Rajan was known for being outspoken with his statements on cinema.
His son, Prabhukanth, debuted in the industry as an actor and then directed RJ Balaji’s LKG.
Tamil film producer K Rajan died by suicide on Sunday in Chennai. A police case has been registered and investigation is currently underway. The industry has expressed shock over Rajan's death.
While initial reports say Rajan died by jumping off the Adayar bridge in Chennai, further details are awaited. He is survived by his son Prabhukanth.
K Rajan was a multi-faceted person who contributed to Tamil cinema as a producer, writer, director and actor. He began his career in the industry by producing Brammacharigal in 1983. Some of his production ventures include Doubles, Aval Paavam and Ninaikoatha Naaliai.
In 1991, he debuted as a director with Nizhalgal Ravi and Sarathkumar’s Namma Ooru Maariamma and went on to helm Unarchigal in 2005. He also wrote the stories of Thangamana Thangachi and Unarchigal.
Some of his acting projects include Michael Raj, Sonthakkaran, Veettoda Maapillai, Paambu Saatai, Ajith Kumar’s Thunivu and Selvaraghavan’s Bakasuran.
K Rajan was known for being outspoken with his statements on cinema.
His son, Prabhukanth, debuted in the industry as an actor and then directed RJ Balaji’s LKG.
