Tragic Loss: Film Producer R.B. Choudary Dies in Road Accident
A Heartbreaking Incident
Ratanlal Bhagatram Choudary, a prominent film producer, tragically lost his life in a road accident on Tuesday, May 5. He was the father of actor Jiiva. Choudary leaves behind his wife, Mahjabeen, and their four sons: Suresh, Jeevan, Jithan Ramesh, and Jiiva. Following the announcement of his passing, Jiiva was visibly shaken on Tuesday evening, as family and friends gathered to express their condolences. During a phone call, the actor was seen breaking down in tears. R.B. Choudary was a strong supporter of Jiiva's career and had recently attended an event with him.
Jiiva's Emotional Response
Jiiva's Emotional Response
In a widely shared video, Jiiva was seen on a call, struggling to contain his emotions as he wept multiple times. Despite his grief, he remained composed while overseeing the arrangements for his father's remains, which were expected to arrive later that day.
Circumstances of R.B. Choudary's Death
Circumstances of R.B. Choudary's Death
The 76-year-old producer, known for his contributions to Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Hindi cinema through his production company Super Good Films, died in a road accident near Joontha village in Rajasthan's Bewar district. Reports indicate that Choudary was returning from a wedding in Lilamba village with his nephew when their vehicle lost control due to cattle on the road, crashing into a wall. The impact was severe, and he was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver, Gautam Seervi, who was also injured, was taken to Jodhpur for medical attention.
After completing the necessary procedures, Choudary's remains will be transported to Chennai for final rites, although the funeral details have yet to be announced.
Legacy of R.B. Choudary
Legacy of R.B. Choudary
As the founder of Super Good Films, Choudary produced numerous successful films, including Nattamai, Suryavamsam, Jodi, and Thirupaachi. He collaborated with notable actors such as Vijay, Ajith Kumar, Prashanth, and Vikram. Under his mentorship, Jiiva made his acting debut in a film produced by his father and has since become a well-known figure in Tamil cinema. Jiiva also made his Bollywood debut in the film 83, portraying the iconic cricketer Krishnamachari Srikkanth. His elder brother, Jithan Ramesh, also pursued a career in acting with their father's support.