The Tamil film industry has been left in shock following the untimely demise of director Suresh Sangaiah, who passed away at the age of 41. Known for his fresh and unique storytelling,
Sangaiah was best recognized for his critically acclaimed debut film, 'Oru Kidayin Karunai Manu (2017)', which showcased his talent for weaving socially conscious narratives.

A former assistant to director Manikandan of 'Kaaka Muttai' fame, Suresh directed 'Sathiya Sodhanai' last year, starring Premgi Amaren. He was in the final stages of completing his third
film, 'Kenatha Kanom', featuring Yogi Babu in a lead role. The film had wrapped up shooting and was undergoing post-production, with plans for a direct OTT release.

Tragically, Suresh’s sudden passing occurred before the release of his latest project, leaving fans and the industry heartbroken. The director had been battling jaundice and was undergoing
treatment at Chennai's Rajiv Gandhi Government Hospital. His family confirmed that liver complications led to his demise.

Hailing from Kovilpatti, Sangaiah is survived by his wife and two children. His body has been taken to his hometown, where the final rites will be performed tomorrow. Sangaiah's death is a
significant loss to Tamil cinema. The condolences continue to pour in from across the film fraternity for the promising filmmaker with originality. Kollywood will remember him as a talented director gone too soon.