Jiiva Breaks Down After Father RB Choudary's Death In Car Accident Near Udaipur

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Bhagatram Choudary, a renowned film producer, was killed in a road accident on Tuesday, May 5. He was actor Jiiva’s father. Choudary is survived by his wife, Mahjabeen, and their four sons, Suresh, Jeevan, Jithan Ramesh and Jiiva. Soon after the news broke, the Thalaivar Thambi Thalaimaiyil star was seen in a devastated state on Tuesday evening. As relatives and friends came in to offer their condolences, the actor broke down while talking on a phone call. RB Choudary was extremely supportive of his younger son, Jiiva, and was recently seen with him at an event.

RB Choudary's younger son Jiiva gets emotional

In the viral video, Jiiva could be seen talking on a call. He broke down several times. While he struggled to hold back his tears, the actor maintained his calm and was seen overseeing arrangements for the arrival of his father’s mortal remains today.

RB Choudary death cause

RB Choudary, the 76-year-old producer who backed films in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi languages under the banner of Super Good Films, died in a road accident near Joontha village in the Bewar district of Rajasthan on Tuesday. He was 76. According to an ANI report, the Assistant Sub-Inspector of Raipur Police Station, Manohar Lal Khoja, revealed that after the accident, the car driver, Gautam Seervi, who also sustained serious injuries, was rushed to Jodhpur for treatment.As per ANI’s report, the police confirmed that Choudary was returning with his nephew after attending a relative's wedding ceremony in Lilamba village. Suddenly, their car lost control when cattle strayed onto the road. It crashed into a roadside wall. Due to the severe impact, the filmmaker was declared dead on the spot.After completing the necessary formalities, Choudary’s mortal remains will be flown down to Chennai for further rituals. The funeral date and time haven’t been revealed yet.

All you need to know about RB Choudary?

The founder of the production house Super Good, he produced films such as Nattamai, Suryavamsam, Jodi, and Thirupaachi. He worked with actors including Vijay, Ajith Kumar, Prashanth, and Vikram. Under his guidance and mentorship, Jiiva made his acting debut with a film backed by the veteran filmmaker. He went on to become a famous actor in Tamil cinema. Jiiva’s Bollywood debut was 83, in which he portrayed the legendary cricketer Krishnamachari Srikkanth. His elder brother, Jithan Ramesh, also chose acting as his career with their father’s backing.