VJ
Chitra,
fondly
known
as
Chithu
among
the
mini-screen
audiences
died
by
suicide
in
a
hotel
room
in
Chennai's
Nazarathpettai
on
Wednesday
(December
9,
2020).
The
actress
who
last
worked
for
one
of
the
most
loved
daily
soaps
Pandian
Stores,
was
highly
appreciated
for
her
role
as
Mullai.
As
per
the
promo
dropped
by
the
makers
days
before
her
death,
Chitra's
character
Mullai
was
seen
getting
hitched
to
Kathiravan
Pandian,
played
by
Kumaran
Thangarajan.
Pandian
Stores
Shooting
Resumes
Let
us
tell
you
that
the
cast
and
crew
have
resumed
shooting
of
Pandian
Stores
from
Friday
(December
11,
2020)
with
a
pooja
ceremony
for
their
beloved
co-star.
A
picture
of
the
same
is
now
going
viral
on
social
media,
in
which
the
team
can
be
seen
mourning
the
loss
of
Chitra
with
a
framed
photograph
of
her,
taken
on
the
sets.
Chitra’s
Replacement
In
Pandian
Stores
Well,
with
mini-screen
audiences
wondering
who
will
replace
Chitra
in
Pandian
Stores,
rumours
are
rife
that
her
good
friend
and
actress
Sharanya
Turadi
is
the
first
choice
for
the
popular
role.
Though
her
inclusion
is
not
confirmed
either
by
the
makers
or
the
actress,
reports
suggest
that
the
reality
behind
the
rumour
will
only
be
out
after
the
team
takes
a
decision
on
whether
to
find
her
replacement
or
to
bring
closure
to
Mullai.
Chitra
To
Appear
In
A
Few
More
Episodes
Of
Pandian
Stores
It
is
to
be
noted
that
because
Chitra's
character
was
one
of
the
highlighting
factors
of
the
serial,
the
makers
will
have
to
analyze
thoroughly
before
their
decision,
as
the
mini-screen
audiences
will
require
time
to
accept
a
new
actress
as
Mullai.
Reportedly,
Chitra
will
appear
in
a
few
more
episodes
of
Pandian
Stores,
as
the
sequences
were
already
shot
before
her
sudden
demise.
Chitra’s
Mother
Vijaya’s
Statement
Coming
back
to
Chitra's
death,
the
doctors
after
conducting
her
postmortem
have
confirmed
that
there
is
no
foul
play
in
the
case,
which
contrasted
with
her
mother's
statement
that
she
suspects
Hemanth
Kumar
of
marrying
her
daughter
for
money.
She
also
suspected
that
Chitra
was
subjected
to
physical
violence.
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about
your
mental
well-being
or
of
someone
you
know?
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just
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