How Will Your Films Always Be a Learning Ground for Aspiring Filmmakers, Asks Vishal in Tribute to AVM Saravanan?
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Key Takeaways
- AVM Saravanan was an iconic figure in Tamil cinema.
- His films served as a significant educational resource for aspiring filmmakers.
- Vishal highlighted the producer's dedication and integrity.
- Numerous industry professionals paid their respects after his passing.
- His legacy will continue to inspire future generations.
Chennai, Dec 4 (NationPress) Actor Vishal, who also serves as the General Secretary of the South Indian Artistes' Association (commonly known as the Nadigar Sangam), expressed his sorrow over the passing of esteemed Tamil film producer AVM Saravanan. The veteran producer left us on Thursday due to age-related health issues, and Vishal remarked that his films will perpetually serve as a foundation for aspiring filmmakers.
In a heartfelt post on X, Vishal shared, "I am saddened to learn that the legendary filmmaker AVM Saravanan sir, an iconic producer in the film industry and the visionary behind AVM Studios, has departed from us forever."
He continued, "My sincerest condolences, and may his soul find peace. I fondly recall our meetings from my childhood to my journey as an assistant director and actor. AVM Studios has been a significant place of learning for me, shaping my career in the film industry."
Vishal highlighted the influence that the late producer had on his peers in the industry, stating, "So many cherished memories, and countless producers admired you for your unwavering dedication and integrity, not just in your films but for the entire film industry. I always hoped you and your team would continue to create outstanding cinema, but today we mourn the loss of yet another legendary figure in Indian cinema."
Emphasizing that the late producer's legacy will endure, he remarked, "Your films will forever be a source of inspiration for aspiring filmmakers. May God grant strength to his family during this challenging time. Rest in peace."
The news of the veteran producer's passing has cast a shadow over the Tamil film industry. Numerous politicians and industry professionals have gathered to pay their respects to this iconic producer.
Among those who came to honor him were producers Murali Raman, Vision Time Ramamurthy, Viswanatha Reddy, KT Kunjumon, Swaroop Reddy, Murali Ramasamy, Karaikudi Narayanan, Pushpa Kandasamy, directors SP Muthuraman, P Vasu, VC Guhanathan, Raja (Shankar Guru), Vasanth Sai, Jayendra, and actors KR Vijaya, Vikram Prabhu, Vishal, Suriya, Sivakumar, Karunaas, Chinni Jayanth, Easwari Rao, Parthipan, Y G Mahendra, and lyricist Vairamuthu.