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Ramani Ammal Passes Away At The Age Of 69: The Astonishing Voice Of 'Thandatti Karuppayi' Song Is No More!
Playback
singer
and
Rock
star
Ramani
Ammal,
who
became
famous
for
his
'Sari
Gama
pa'
show,
has
died
due
to
health
problems.
Born
in
a
very
poor
family,
Ramani
Ammal
became
a
playback
singer
only
through
her
pure
talent.
She
was
born
in
1954
in
West
Mambalam
area
of
Chennai
and
got
married
at
an
early
age.
Later,
due
to
family
circumstances,
Ramani
Ammal,
who
used
to
show
her
singing
talent
in
temple
festivals
and
on
stages,
worked
for
many
years
to
save
her
children
and
save
the
family
by
doing
household
works.
In 2004, Ramani Ammal got an opportunity to sing the chorus in the folk song 'Thandatti Karuppayi', which was featured in the romantic film Kadhal starring Barath. The film was directed by Balaji Shakthivel. Joshua Sridhar was the music composer for the film. Later on, she got an opportunity to sing in films like Kathavarayan, Thenavattu, Haridas.
Later, in the year 2017, Ramaniammal showed her talent by participating in the reality show 'Sari Gama Pa' which was aired on Zee Tamil TV. At the age of 63, she sang old songs and folk songs that stole the hearts of her fans. She got a huge reception among her fans. After this show, she became a playback singer in many films.
In that way, she got the opportunity to sing songs in films like Junga, Sandakozhi 2, Kaapaan, and Nenjamundu Nermaiyundu Odu Raja.
When she gets on the stage to sing, she sings like crazy, so the judges give her the name Rock Star. Later that became her epithet and she was called Rock Star Ramani Ammal. She gave the young contestants a hard time on the show 'Sari Gama Pa' and clinched the title and won the biggest cash prize.
Ramani Ammal also played a small role in the Tamil serial 'Yaradi Nee Mohini'. However, due to a sudden decline in health, rock star Ramani Ammal died at the age of 69. Her death has shocked many pop music fans and celebrities alike. It is noteworthy that many people are expressing their condolences through social media.
