@tis_Pops@Sibhara81 No it started from this. I was already 20+ at that time and followed all the interviews, news etc. Kaaka Kaaka was the time they made it public. It took a few years to convince his dad.
@mugil_x A well-raised child will not discuss family issues in public. All I saw was a son who still has a lot of respect for both his parents. He’s not obliged to feed your craving for drama.
@BeingAravind_@Karthik82675641 Hair maathiri oru show. Just saw a promo and one of the contestant’s costume was like.. wtf. Ithu love show’ah ille (venam… decency maintain pannelamnu paakkuren). If it’s indeed true that the show has been stopped, thanks. But this channel should be shown its place.
@Raminations Art represents society. They both represented Tamil society and its culture through their art and that’s a huge contribution. If you think that movies are merely entertainment, you may be right but their movies were not.
“நான் உதவி இயக்குநராக இருந்தபோது, அவரது பிறந்தநாளில் வள்ளுவர் கோட்டம் வரை கூட்டம் இருக்கும்; அப்போது அவருக்கு விழும் மாலைகளை வாங்கி அடுக்கி கூட்டத்தை சரிசெய்யும் வேலையைத்தான் நான் பார்த்தேன்; இன்றும் அதைத்தான் செய்துகொண்டிருக்கிறேன்” – இயக்குநர் பார்த்திபன்
#Parthiban | #Bhagyaraj | #Director | #RIPBhagyaraj
Deeply saddened and shocked by the passing of K. Bhagyaraj sir.
It feels especially unreal because I had the opportunity to meet him recently at Khushbu’s daughter’s wedding and spend some time with him.
Bhagyaraj sir was a creative genius whose contributions to Indian cinema go far beyond what many people know. He was the original creator behind stories that went on to become landmark Hindi films and career-defining milestones for so many of us.
Woh Saat Din, adapted from his work, became one of the most important films of my career. Mohabbat, with its story, screenplay and dialogues by Bhagyaraj sir, not only gave us a memorable film but also helped launch the journey of Indra Kumar and Ashok Thakeria as producers through Maruti International.
Later, Beta, another adaptation of his brilliant writing, became a blockbuster and remains one of the defining films of its era. Boney and I had acquired the rights and passed them on to Indra Kumar and Ashok Thakeria during a difficult phase in their journey. The film went on to become a massive success, with all of us receiving tremendous recognition.
Another remarkable example of Bhagyaraj sir’s brilliance was Mujhse Shaadi Karogi. Directed by David Dhawan, produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, and starring Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar and Priyanka Chopra, the film’s story and screenplay were by Bhagyaraj sir and adapted into Hindi by Anees Bazmee. The film became a major success and marked another important milestone in Akshay Kumar’s career.
The seeds of all these successes were planted by Bhagyaraj sir. We adapted his stories for Hindi audiences, but the true creator was always him. His writing touched countless lives and careers, mine included. He helped shape the journeys of actors, filmmakers and producers across generations, often without receiving the recognition he truly deserved.
I will always remain grateful for what he contributed to my career and to Indian cinema as a whole. His legacy will live on through the stories he created and the countless people he inspired.
My heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and loved ones. He will be deeply missed.
Rest in peace, Bhagyaraj sir. 🙏
@SridharRavi90 Just read the first two lines and I correctly guessed it must be this guy. Ore oru hit koduttha ivanukkellam aver mele poraamaippada koode arugathai ille. But athe purinjikkevum oru arivu venumle? Athuvum ille paavam.
@choga_don Them just enjoying the experience and you trying to tie it to your envy towards Katrina is the reason why she remains rich and you can never match her wealth.