Ethirneechal and Jailer Fame Marimuthu Passed Away: Look At His Struggle of Hotel Waiter to TRP Striker

He ran away from his home to pursue his career in the cine world and started out as a waiter in a hotel, where he met lyricist Vairamuthu. They bonded over their shared love of literature, and the young man eventually became Vairamuthu's assistant lyricist. He worked in this role for several years, honing his skills and learning the ropes of the industry. After that, he moved on to become an assistant director to actor-director Rajkiran. In this role, he gained even more experience and learned how to make films. He never gave up on his dreams, and he eventually achieved them. His love of literature led him from a hotel waiter to a lyricist's assistant and eventually to a successful director.

Marimuthu gained wholesome attention with critically acclaimed movies like Nimirndhu Nil, Jeeva, Komban, Trisha Illana Nayanthara, Marudhu, Kodi, and Bairavaa. His 2018 film Kadaikutty Singam was a major breakthrough, and he further proved his mettle with Pariyerum Perumal. He went on to star in a variety of films, from blockbusters to indie films, and was praised for his performances in Vikram and Jailer. His final film with Rajnikanth in Jailer was a fitting send-off.

G. Marimuthu, 56, passed away suddenly today after suffering a heart attack while dubbing for the television show Ethir Neechal. The actor was rushed to a nearby hospital but was pronounced dead upon arrival. His sudden death has left us all reeling in shock and disbelief. We will miss his undeniable and unmatched dialogue delivery, mainly this... ஏய் இந்தாம்மா.

An obscure Kollywood actor went from being known by only a handful of people to a trending star throughout the Tamil-speaking world due to his role as the adamant male chauvinist Aadhimuthu Gunasekaran (AGS) in the Sun television daily soap opera Ethirneechal. His portrayal of AGS was one of the main reasons for the show's high TRP ratings.

Marimuthu, a former assistant director to Mani Ratnam, Vasanth, Seeman, and S. J. Surya, made his directorial debut with the critically acclaimed romantic film Kannum Kannum in 2008. The film did not perform well at the box office, but he returned with a bang in 2014 with the commercial and critical success Pulivaal, which was praised for its hilarious comedy and thrilling screenplay. He didn't compromise himself until he reached his desired position in the industry.

He will also be posthumously featured in the following films: