The Tamil film industry is in mourning following the sudden demise of veteran actor Arulmani, best known for his role in the blockbuster film 'Singam.' The 65-year-old actor succumbed to a heart attack yesterday, leaving behind a legacy of memorable performances and a void in the hearts of his fans and colleagues. Arulmani, who predominantly worked in Tamil cinema, was admitted to the Government Royapettah Hospital after suffering a major heart attack. Despite the efforts of medical professionals, the beloved actor could not be saved. His family, friends, and members of the AIADMK party, for whom he actively campaigned, are deeply saddened by his untimely passing. Beyond his acting career, Arulmani was passionate about politics and dedicated his time to campaigning for the AIADMK party. He had been actively involved in rallies and events across various cities over the past ten days.Arulmani, known for his dedication to both cinema and politics, was actively involved in campaigning for the AIADMK party. Despite his passion for politics, he continued to entertain audiences with his acting prowess.

The news of his demise has deeply saddened his family, AIADMK workers, and the film fraternity. Arulmani's sudden demise comes as a shock, especially after his active involvement in campaigning across various cities in recent days.Arulmani's impressive filmography includes notable works such as 'Singam 2,' 'Saamaniyan,' 'Sleepless Eyes,' 'Thendral,' and 'Thandavakone.' His contributions to the Tamil film industry will be remembered and cherished.

Tragically, Arulmani's passing marks the fourth instance of a Tamil actor succumbing to a heart attack within a month, raising concerns about health and well-being within the industry. The deaths of actors Seshu, Daniel Balaji, and Visheshwar Rao have sparked discussions about the importance of preventative measures and awareness regarding heart health. Fans and colleagues have taken to social media to express their grief and share their condolences. The loss of Arulmani is deeply felt by the entire Tamil film fraternity, and his memory will live on through his work and the impact he made on those who knew him.