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Director killed in road accident; his guru Shankar mourns

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,May 15 2020]

AV Arun Prasath, a debutant filmmaker, on Friday breathed his last. The youngster died in a road accident in Coimbatore. He was directing '4G', a romantic thriller starring GV Prakash Kumar in the lead.

Moments after the tragic news was made official, '2.0' and 'Indian-2' director Shankar took to Twitter to mourn the demise of his former student. Heartbroken by the sudden demise of the young director and my ex-assistant, Arun. You were always sweet, positive and hardworking. My prayers are forever with you and my deepest condolences to your family and friends, Shankar tweeted a while ago.

GV Prakash said that he is deeply saddened by the loss.

IndiaGlitz condoles the death of the promising youngster. May his soul attain Sadgati.

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