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Veteran film producer RB Choudary has died in a fatal car crash near Udaipur on Tuesday. Reports suggest the accident took place around 3 pm. The exact cause of the crash and the condition of others involved are yet to be confirmed. Condolences have begun pouring in from across the film fraternity. Superstar Rajinikanth also mourned his demise.

R. B. Choudary, a prolific Tamil film producer, left an indelible mark by introducing 44 directors and shaping superstar Vijay's career. His banner, Super Good Films, delivered iconic family entertainers like 'Nattamai' and 'Poove Unakkaga'. Choudary's legacy continues through his actor sons, Jiiva and Jithan Ramesh, as his production house remains active.

The deceased have been identified as M Perarasu, 19, and M Rajendran, 29, of Amman Koil Pirivu area of Sathyamangalam. Their friend, M Guna, 19, of Rajiv Nagar in Sathyamangalam, suffered injuries in the accident.

Arjun is from the old school of mass masala movie making while Perarasu uses a completely different formulae.

After the hit Pazhani, the mass masala combination of Bharath and director Perarasu is back with Thiruthani.

Reports say Sudeep will be directed by Perarasu in his next film.

Director Perarasu spoke at the audio launch of the movie 'Valluvan'. He criticized recent social and political changes. Perarasu mentioned name changes and the alteration of cultural symbols. He praised the film for questioning injustice. The director also recalled a past controversy related to his film 'Sivakasi'. He highlighted the courage of the 'Valluvan' director.

Cinema stars make their entry with a lot of dreams, and their success in back-to-back films takes them to the next level in cinema. Few follow a specific style for themselves in cinema, while few come out from their comfort zone to attempt something different with their movies. But some stars cement a strong place for themselves in the hearts of fans, and they can never be shaded out from our memories.

Rajinikanth's 'Annaatthe' has been storming the big screens this Diwali, and the film has been receiving mixed reviews right from the first show. But there are also several unpleasant messages against Rajinikanth and 'Annaatthe' on social media. Now, 'Thirupaachi' director Perarasu slams negative reviews for 'Annaatthe'. Director Perarasu has taken to his Twitter page and has reacted to the negative comments. "A film manages to entertain as well as inform. But a film is compared to the crime range and criticized by some with cruelty, abuse, civility, and so on, It's painful! Some YouTube channel reviews have gone down so much, but despite those negative reviews, the success of 'Annaatthe' will make your heads up," he wrote.

Perarasu is all set to direct his next with Kannada star Sudeep.

Director Perarasu will be going to France by the first week of May to shoot two songs in his forthcoming film Tiruthani.

The director has teamed up with young musician, Thor Nishanlee.

Cinematographer-turned-actor Natty Subramaniam, has signed on his next film, Vaada Mavane.

Kollywood director Perarasu is making his debut in Mollywood through Son of Alexander

The director wants to direct Rajinikanth in future

The director seemed to have refused an acting offer for a lead role

Although all industries in the world have been crippled by the impact of the Coronavirus, the entertainment industry is one of the few that are still not completely at a standstill.

Mollywood seems to be banking on Kollywood star Vijay for promotions. Only recently, TOI had reported that the posters of Karuthan featured the Ilayathalapathy as the probable lead star.

Bharath talks about his role in his forthcoming film with Perarasu

Film director M Perarsu's bid to escape payment of Rs 15,000 as monthly alimony to his estranged wife Shanthi and minor daughter Viruthika failed, with the Madras high court dismissing his petition against the family court ruling. Chennai: Film director M Perarsu's bid to escape payment of Rs 15,000 as monthly alimony to his...

Action King Arjun is going to work for the first time with Perarasu, the man who names films with the titles of towns in Tamil Nadu, in Thiruvannamalai.

The buzz is that the ace director has a script tailor-made for Thalapathy Vijay

Perarasu is busy with his next project, a Tamil-Malayalam bilingual.

The mass filmmaker is making a comeback of sorts with Thiruthani

The star may play the lead in the sequel of Samrajyam in the role that was first offered to Tamil actor Arya

Vijay's 65th film is seeing a whole lot of speculation and it is also rumoured that the ‘Bigil’ actor will collaborate with filmmaker Perarasu. While the filmmaker had earlier clarified that he did have a script in hand but nothing was confirmed, rumours refuse to die down.

Vetri Maaran shared his opinion on Nayanthara's 'Annapoorani' being removed from the digital platform, and mocked the protestors for accusing a film that was censored by CBFC. But director Perarasu opposes Vetri Maaran for concerned about particular movies.

He said that as a filmmaker, he can't accept the reason for which the project has been droped