Sivakarthikeyan's Emotional WhatsApp Status About His Dad Goes Viral; Says 'You Taught Me To Silently..'

Sivakarthikeyan's Emotional WhatsApp Status About His Dad: Sivakarthikeyan's emotional WhatsApp status on his father Doss' 70th birthday has moved fans. He particularly shared an article about his dad, who helped the prisoners in a silent way.

Actor Sivakarthikeyan had said goodbye to Twitter for some time, but suddenly his fans were surprised to see his tweet. Actor Sivakarthikeyan's team took the matter shared on his WhatsApp statsus and posted it on Twitter.

Prisoner's Statement About Sivakarthikeyan Father

Sivakarthikeyan's WhatsApp post had an article about his dad that was published in a leading Tamil magazine. In it, a prisoner who was there under the supervision of Sivakarthikeyan's father said, "Instead of saying Doss as actor Sivakarthikeyan's father, we should says that Doss' son is Sivakarthikeyan.

When G Doss was working as the superintendent of the Coimbatore Central Jail, he lived as a National Anthem in the minds of the prisoners. The person who told the story committed an act of anger and served prison time. When I went to prison, I had no education, but when I came out after his release, I had a master's degree. The reason for that is G Doss.

Help Others Silently

'Never hit captive birds, give good food and water, educate them.' is G Doss' ideology. All the prisoners went on a hunger strike because the Karnataka state did not give us water. He was happy to see the work of the prisoners and gave them biryani that night. The most important thing about him is if there is any hardship in the family of the prisoners in jail, or if they need money for education and medical expenses, G Doss helps the family with his own money. Andhiyur Anburaj is a witness to this."

Actor Sivakarthikeyan mentioned, "Father... Gods will all perish before you. whatever I do today, is all because of you appa, the values you taght me and the way you lived to show how to support others silently irrespective of what we hav in our hand.. always a proud son.. you will be remembered forever appa."