Actor and director Marimuthu passed away yesterday. He was 57 years old. After completing dubbing, when he returned home, he suffered a heart attack, and Marimuthu’s life ended.
Through his role as Adi Gunasekaran in the popular Tamil TV series ‘Ethir Neechal,’ Marimuthu gained fame. Furthermore, he acted in numerous Tamil films such as ‘Perumal,’ ‘Eman,’ ‘Veeram Vākai Sūṭum,’ and many others.
Recently, he played a significant role in the film ‘Jail’ that was released. Besides acting, he is also involved in directing films like ‘Kannum Kannum’ and ‘Pulivaal.’
His untimely death has left the film industry in mourning and shock. Fans and celebrities are expressing their grief for his demise. Actor Marimuthu’s body was taken to his hometown, Theni district, Pasumalai, yesterday. Information has been released stating that his body will be cremated today at 10:30 AM.
In the current situation, actor Kamal Haasan has expressed condolences for the demise of actor Marimuthu. This information was revealed through a post he made on his Twitter page.
The sudden demise of the versatile actor and talented director Marimuthu, who carved a special place in the hearts of fans with his exceptional acting skills and grace, has deeply saddened me. We have lost a great artist. I express my profound condolences. This is how I convey my heartfelt grief, as expressed in the statement.
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