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Tamil actor Viruchagakanth’ Babu found dead in a vehicle

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: March 24, 2021 14:50 IST

In a shocking bit of news, Kollywood actor, Viruchagakanth’ Babu who was seen in Bharath and Sandhya starrer Kaadhal ...

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In a shocking bit of news, Kollywood actor, Viruchagakanth’ Babu who was seen in Bharath and Sandhya starrer Kaadhal has died under mysterious circumstances.  Apparently, he was found dead in an auto in Chennai. Reports suggest that the actor passed away in his sleep. He shot to fame after playing the role as Viruchagakanth in Kaadhal.A couple of years back, he was identified by stunt choreographer Sai Dheena from a temple in Chennai’s Choolaimedu. After spotting Babu, Dheena recovered him and took him to his residence. He also posted a video on social media seeking help from filmmakers to give Babu an opportunity to act in films again. Dheena stated that Babu would be alright if he had a proper sleep and proper food and there was no severe mental illness as such. We pray for his soul to rest in peace.

Still today his  dialogue remains from the movie like ‘If I act, I will play the role of hero and not as a supporting artist’ are popular in the state of Tamil Nadu. After Kaadhal, he did not receive many opportunities. It is reported that he did not have a proper income and lived on platforms near a temple. It is also reported that the actor became mentally disturbed after the demise of his parents. His corpse was recovered from an auto and the cause of his death is not yet identified.

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