It is really touching to know that Rekha loves her father so much even though he did not approve of the profession that made her famous. The actor, who was given the name 'Sivaji' by the late 'Periyar' E V Ramaswamy Naicker after.
She shared that her father passed away and is buried in a cemetery in Kilpauk where she has raised a tomb for him and that she has also reserved the very next grave plot for herself as her resting place after death. Sivaji Ganesan, a stalwart of Tamil cinema, died in Apollo Hospital, Madras, on Saturday.
Rekha who was recently seen as Yogi Babu's mother in 'Dharma Prabhu' has revealed in a recent interview that she was very close to her father but since he did not like her choosing acting as a profession did not see even one of her films. But it's unlikely Sivaji Ganesan will die. It was a funeral befitting the man who stirred seamless passion even during his lifetime. Sivaji Ganesan's 93rd birthday: He is considered one of the best Indian actors of. Tears welled unabashedly among the surging swell of people. Read more about Sivaji Ganesan's birthday: Google's tribute to late Tamil actor with Doodle on Business Standard.
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Ever since then Rekha has starred as the heroine to all the leading heroes of the time including Sivaji Ganesan, Sivakumar, Vijayakanth, Prabhu, Karthick, Mohan, Arjun, Ramarajan and later on as character artiste with Rajinikanth, Ajith, Vijay, Vikram, Simbu and Dhanush. ‘Sivaji Oru Uththama Puthiran,’ at Vani Mahal, on Sunday, celebrated 60 years of the release of the immortal Sivaji Ganesan-Padmini film, inspired by Man in the Iron Mask. Film stars gather to pay tribute to Sivaji Ganesan on his memorial in Chennai SivajiGanesan MemorialDa圜onnect with Puthiya Thalaimurai TV Online:SUBSCRI. Sivaji Ganesan (1929-2001) The guns roared in salutation.
Actress Rekha had a dream debut in Bharathirja's 'Kadalora Kavithaigal' which also was the first film for Sathyaraj as hero and her very next was 'Punnagai Mannan' directed by K.
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