RB Chaudhary, a veteran producer who is the backbone of South Indian cinema and has produced films in languages such as Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam, was involved in a tragic road accident in Rajasthan, leaving the film industry in mourning. He was the head of Super Good Films. His sudden death caused emotional reactions from many directors and actors.
Vikraman’s emotional video on RB Chaudhary’s death
Following the news of RB Chaudhary’s death, director Vikraman shared an emotional video message. He broke down in tears while talking about his early struggles in the film industry. “I came to Chennai 40 years ago with a dream of becoming a coach. Back then, I faced a lot of hardship and hunger. I approached many producers with my story, but no one supported me. ”And then he remembered how RB Chaudhary changed his life completely.
Vikraman gives credit for his career to RB Chaudhary
Vikraman further said in the video, “When I told RB Chaudhary sir my story, he immediately agreed and gave me the opportunity to direct ‘Pudhu Vasantam’. Now my house is also named after the film. It is because of him that I can eat in peace today.” The film was a huge success and marked Vikraman’s breakthrough in Tamil cinema. Their relationship went on to be remembered as one of the most successful producer-director partnerships.
RB Chaudhary’s unfinished dream of 100 films
Vikraman also spoke about RB Chaudhary’s big dream of completing 100 films under Super Good Films. “He had a dream of completing 100 films, and I’m so sad he won’t be here to celebrate that milestone. He gave opportunities to so many people and changed so many lives.” He added that many new entrants were able to survive in the industry because of Chaudhary’s support. The director ended his message tearfully, saying that the loss of the producer is not only personal but also a huge loss for Indian cinema.
