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Aju Varghese Apologises To T. S. Raju For False Statement, Says 'Fell Victim To Fake News'
Aju Varghese Apologizes To T. S. Raju For False Statement: Today morning, fake reports circulated about the death of actor T. S. Raju, but he quickly refuted them in an interview with Asianet News, confirming his good health.
Raju expressed that this incident marks his third rebirth. He also shared that Aju Varghese, a film actor who initially posted a condolence message on Facebook, personally called and apologised upon realising the mistake.
Aju Varghese took to Facebook to apologise to T.S. Raju, sincerely expressing regret for his incorrect statement and the distress caused to Raju and his family. Aju admitted that he fell victim to false news circulating on social media. T.S. Raju revealed that this wasn't the first time such rumours about his demise had surfaced.
Earlier, actor and producer Dinesh Panicker came forward to confirm that the news of Raju's passing was false. Dinesh Panicker mentioned that Kishore Satya, the president of 'Atma,' an association of serial actors, directly spoke with T. S. Raju and assured everyone of his well-being. Dinesh Panicker emphatically declared the news about T.S. Raju to be fake.
Kishore Sathya, in an interview with the media, shared that upon seeing the news spreading on social media, he immediately reached out to T. S. Raju. Raju clarified his good health, while Kishore expressed that Raju had informed him about the challenges caused by the false propaganda and the flood of phone calls since morning. From the early hours, several film groups active on social media had been spreading the false news of T.S. Raju's demise.
Production Controller N M Badusha took the lead in debunking the fake news about veteran actor T S Raju's death, effectively putting an end to the rumours.
T. S. Raju: A Talented Artist Across Movies, Serials, and Theatre
T. S. Raju, hailing from Puthuveli near Koothattukulam in Kottayam district, is an accomplished artist who has showcased his exceptional talent in movies, serials, and theatre. Educated at St. Mary's School in Aluva and UC College, Raju nurtured a deep passion for acting from a young age, leading him to Madras in search of opportunities in the cinematic world. In 1969, under the guidance of assistant director Hariharan, Raju made his debut as a police sub-inspector in M. Krishnan Nair's "Anachchadanam," starring the legendary Prem Nazir. He went on to secure another role in Sathyan's "Velliyazhcha."
Expanding beyond films, T. S. Raju captivated audiences with his performances in numerous theatrical plays, showcasing his versatility. He also ventured into television serials, winning the hearts of family viewers with his portrayal of Marcos in the popular Asianet serial "Kumkumapoovu."
In 1995, Raju made a remarkable comeback to the film industry with "Three Men Army," followed by diverse roles in approximately fifty films. Notably, his portrayal of a circus manager in A. K. Lohithadas' "Joker" received immense praise and acclaim from audiences.
