Choreographer Chaitanya Committed Suicide Due To Debts! Filmmaker Tammareddy Says 'It Is Not Right To Blame..'

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One of the Tollywood industry's bigwigs, filmmaker Tammareddy Bharadwaja reacted to the suicide of Dhee Dance Show choreographer Chaitanya Master. The youngster ended his life on April 30 in Nellore.

Choreographer Chaitanya Suicide

In a selfie video before ending his life, Chaitanya mentioned that he was unable to deal with the debts, he noted that the production he was working with, had given him the opportunity to earn fame and become a name. However, financially, the production house is not very encouraging and it is hard to earn good remuneration.

He took the extreme step owing to his debts. He thanked his parents and expressed his gratitude. He mentioned, because of my debts, I lost my respect and name among my friends circle. I tried to repay but it is beyond me now. This is my last day and last moment. I am trying to be brave. I don't know what happens," said Chaitanya before ending his life.

Tammareddy Bharadwaja Reaction

Speaking about the same, Tammareddy Bharadwaja said, "It is not right to end life over problems related to financial issues or anything for that matter. The act is condemnable. I think Chaitanya Master had debts even before he joined Mallemala production's Dhee Dance show. However, it is not right to blame the production house for his troubles."

He continued, "The remuneration might be low or insufficient for his needs but it is not correct that he wasn't given full remuneration. One should not compare his salary to others. He compared with Jabardasth contestants. SS Rajamouli gets Rs 100 Crore and Trivikram gets Rs 50 Crore, but that doesn't need to upset me prompting me to end my life. That is not right," said Tammareddy.

Chaitanya Master Funeral

Meanwhile, the small screen celebs, anchors, and artists of the Jabardasth, Dhee Dance show, Sridevi Drama Company, etc have condoled the death of Choreographer Chaitanya. His final rites were performed on May 1, at his hometown amid farewell from his students and friends.