Desk Correspondent , Tamil - Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay expressed deep grief over the sudden demise of veteran filmmaker and producer K. Rajan, who passed away at the age of 85. Initial reports have suggested that Rajan died by suicide after allegedly jumping into a river on Sunday, sending shockwaves across the Tamil film industry.

In a heartfelt condolence message shared on X, Vijay remembered Rajan as a fearless and outspoken personality who always stood up for the welfare of Tamil cinema, especially small-budget filmmakers and distributors. The chief minister praised Rajan for courageously voicing his opinions on issues affecting the industry and said his decades-long contribution to cinema would always remain unforgettable. K. Rajan was known for producing films like Thangamana Thangachi and Chinna Poovai Killathe. He also appeared in several films including Thunivu and Bakasuran. Following the news of his demise, several members of the Tamil film fraternity mourned the loss of the veteran filmmaker.

Vijay extended heartfelt condolences to Rajan’s family, friends, and the Tamil film industry. Rajan’s death marks the end of an era for Tamil cinema, with many remembering him as a bold voice who never hesitated to speak for the industry and its people.